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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: 1947 Kentucky — Considerable cloudiness, warm and humid this afternoon, tonight and lton Tuesday, milli scattered than- dershoa ers late tonight and belles Tuesday. and Her rtnitoll 044111) lirtabtr • 1e band Folonse XLVIII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton. Kentucky, Monday Keening, June 9, 1947. Five Ce eundard prinung co age and n Boat ber the ,alk, but ,Daryl Reed,15. Drowns Sunday s ters. At- Primary Race Battle (*Line ,ers sing

friends, At Edgewater Beach, Reelfoot; my good Saturday Mention Shaping Up After v so far, Was Pushed 111 By A Companion ' Yet to rtaining Services Will Be to one's For Filing Papers lies and At 2 p.m. Tuesday Mrs. Arch Gore Deadline ot know Your ad- At Baptist Church State Secretary Una and Services Held pon the RESCUE TRY FAILED Is Only Position he land. Fulton Lady Succumbed 38 Jerseys . of the Strangled when a companion That's Unopposed amposers playfully pushed him off a pier At Hospital Saturday; of whom at Edgewater Beach, Reelfoot Rites Were At 2 Today Bring $8,830 already Lake, Daryl Reed, 15-year-old GOI' SEEM HOT FIGHT 3. Fields, Fulton boy, drowned at about Mrs. Arch iNannie Smithson Frankfort, Ky.. June 9 -44'1-- iur show. 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Gore, who had been critically At Parish Sale Kentucky's Aug. 2 primary elec- we have. ill since suffering a stroke on tion campaign was off to an Raymond Madding, 17, also of to I am May 26, died at 9:10 Saturday official start in most cases to- Fulton, said that he, Daryl and rou now, night, June 7. She was found $400 Top Price day. .Miss Bobby Ferguson, Jackson, unconscious at her home the cy sing Tenn., .had been taking turns morning of May 26, and was Paid For Heifer; I Battle lines slumped up after Silvery pushing each other into the taken to the Fulton Hospital, the midnight Saturday deadline lake. The last time he pushed where she remained until her These houses in South °minim', Ia., were made tot;nhabilable for '..nu'lane to conic a hen fl I Averase Was $232 for filing for major state offl- the pier, Raymond isv about Daryl off death. waters of the Des 31o'nes river rose to the eaves. Crop and property damage %Idyll drove more oen and most other positions. • he grabbed Daryl and aline on related, valley Ian but no HELD AT MAYFIELD Only those districts in which too. He said Daryl Mrs. Gore was born in Graves than 16,000 persons from their homes' In the rich farm into the millions U's dear Jumped in, contests are decided on a one- strangled and went county, Oct. 7, 1877, and had spec:fic estimates were available. Ky.—Thirty-eight oo, who's became Murray, county or part-county basis re- soon as he hit the made her home in Fulton since of cattle, sold Saturday, in the down as head mained uncertain. The deadline after Raymond tried 1907. June 7, at Mayfield at the sec- lily Carr. water, and for filing in such districts is to pull him out sale of the Pur- unsuccessfully She leaves her husband, Arch ond annual June 18. Entries are recorded Miss Ferguson dived ruman To Deride Labor, Tax Cattle Club, ye really of the lake Gore, retired Illinois Central 22 Known Dead chase Parish Jersey for those races in the individual also unsuccessfully. $8,830 for average &Una to- for him, railroad carpenter; three sons: brought an counties. I of $232.36, A. Carman, secretary On the statewide front. only Billy's. The body was recovered by two 0. L. Gore. Winchester, Curtis Hills'Fate After Trip To Canada of the club, announced here to- Secretary of State Charles K. o let unidentified men in a boat. They Gore, New York City and Elmus By Flood, Wind Robert McKenzie, 47-year-old sec Gore, Detroit, Mich.; three day. O'Connell was without primary took the lad to the bank, and Washington. June 9 - Ian —I probably will arrive late today. bachelor, hugs Leprechaun doll )r ng daughters: MlES Merle Gore, opposition in both major par- two witnesses to the accident Truman will withhold Congressional action was com- Top price for the sale was in New York after learning he y we Chattanooga, Tenn., Mrs. Chris- President ties. That added an unusual applied artificial respiration for Past Weekend the .ncome tax reduc- pleted last week on the tax brought by a 15-months' old had won SUWON on his English that is tine Buckles, Chattanooga, and action on note. For it was O'Connell's one and one-half hours, but were until he re- measure, Ross said: heifer consigned by Dr. Rob Ma- Derby sweepstakes ticket when people? Mrs. Margaret Cantrell, Fulton; tion and labor bills office which recorded fir num- unable to revive him. Friday from Canada.i "He will act on the bill after son of Murray. The animal long shot Pearl Diver won the illy seem one brother, J. R. Smithson, Ottumiva, Imva's turns next erous candidates officially. this today, he gets back just when is not brought $400 and was purchased race. The Scotch-Canadian carp- ears ago, Daryl was the son of Mr. and Portland, Maine; and the follow- Telling reporters But no Democrat filed to op- Secretary Charles , known." by Mary Pamela Harrison, Farm- enter, one of three New Yorkers test and Mrs. Eugene Reed, 100 Thedford ing grandchildren: James Gore, Seven Drownings Presidential pose O'Connell. whose official let-I The President flew back to the ington, Ky. The largest buyer to hold tickets on the winner. ich sum- street. Raymond's parents are St. Louis, Mo., Billy Gore, Phoe- G. Ross said "thousands of residence is in Louisville. He is the capital from Kansas City yester- in the sale was J. T. Shackle- said he can't make up his mind St to go Mr. and Mrs. Sonie Madding. bus, Va., Adams, Fulton, Was Biggest Toll ters" have flooded into seeking nomination for clerk of Jack after a two-day reunion ford, Trenton, Ky., who purchas- whether "to spend his money on 108 Morris street. The two boys Betty Lou Gore, Phoebus, Va., White House on both measures. I day the Court of Appeals. Two Re- with his Wrold War I buddies ed six head for $1385. Second a good wife or another good teek) and Miss Forguson were ac- Doris Ann Gore, New York City MISSISSIPPI HIGH "Most of the mall is concern- publicans filed for that party's and an address criticising the largest buyer was Tom Slaugh- horse." companied to the lake by Shir- and Margaret Lee Cantrell. Ful- ing the labor bill, and most of It nomination. O'Connell held the By The Associated Trees budget cuts voted by the Re- ter of Camden. Ark., who bought ley Bowen and Govie Sue Cole- ton. urges a veto," he said. "The mail clerkshipip before the state secre- ion comes from both individuals and publican Congress. four for $1085. Arkansas State man, of Fulton. Lowland residents along the 111S Mrs. was a of organisations." A & M College, Magnolia, Ark., Gore member middle reaches of the Mississipai Diesels Make O'Connell was the only Dem- The sheriff of Lake county, the First Ful- The President will leave Walsh.: ranked third, purchasing three (Th—Fed- Methodist church, River were struck by flood wa- ocrat elected to a major state Tenn.. was called to the scene of ton, and very in all Ington tonight at 9 p. m. and head, tor $720. This college was dtchigan, was active ters today as the death toll In I- C. To Honor office when Gov. Simeon the accident. and Daryl's body mem- will address the Canadian parli- the largest buyer at the Pur- ye gather church affairs. She was a other widespread week - end Farewell Trip and his OOP ticket 'wept into later was taken to Curry Fune- ber of Suzanne Wesley Sun- ament on Wednesday. He is to; chase sale last year. h annual the floods and tornadoes mounted to other offices in 194:, It was ral Home at Dyersburg, Tenn. class Me- arrive back in Washington Fri- th U. S. day School and the at least 22. 50-Year Men Dr., J. C. Melvin, Mayfield. Steam Locomotives Going the first Republican-dominated The boy's father went to Dyers- thodist Missionary Society. day night. consWled the cow that brought state administration in 12 years. rom 5. burg Sunday evening in a Horn- Damage to crops and city pro- He has until Monday to act Into Service On Fulton- And, today, as that adminis- C. Funeral services were held at the second highest price, pur- , opening beak Funeral Home ambulance perty was estimated in the mil- on the bill which reduces in- Railroad Family Lunch Option neared its close. the GOP 2 o'clock tkL. afternoou at the r . chased by Shacklefoid for $360., Daxlincx in which the body was. brought' lions of dollars. tome taxer by 10A to 30 eipfte Heht-In Chicano Dr. W. L. Piano. pelenalrearftegell bid lairto out to Fulton. Funeral services will First Methodist church, with the Ottumwa. hardest hit by floods, cent. Unless he signs or vetoes it The diesel unit of the Louis- the Democratic Rev. W. E. Mischke, pastor, of- For Veterans On June 20 received the third highest price Intra-Party be held at the First Baptist had seven of Iowa's 11 deaths as by Monday midnight, it will be- ; ville-Fulton City of New Orleans tilts as political temperatures ficiating. was in - —$345. paid by Slaughter. An- • a•church at 2 o'clock tomorrow af- Burial Green , the Des Moines River receded come law without his signature., Eleven centuries of service to was replaced today by a semi- accompany Kentucky's hot sum- lea cemetery. other heifer sold By Dr. Mason ternoon, with the Rev. Sam Ed from about one-third of the He musts act within 10 days,the railroad will be honored ranked fourth with $310 paid by streamlined Pacific type steam mer weather. Bur- Sundays) after a . Bradley, pastor, officiating. Active bearers Leon homes in the city of 32.000 popu- (excluding June 20 when the Illinois Cen- Arkansas A & M. G. B. Scott, locomotive, No. 1146, T. K. Wil- There was talk from usually pall were him. ial will be in the Latham, Tenn., Browder, Clyde Williams, Sam lation. Hershel Loveless, di- measure reaches tral pays tribute to 22 50-year Murray, received fifth highest liams, superintendent of the Il- reliable sources of "slates" for The labor bill has not yet. cemetery. Williams. William Scott, E. C. rector of rescue operations, said, seterans who started work in price with $300 paid by Slaugh- linois Central System's Kentucky the two most powerful OOP however, that he expected to reached the White House, but'1897. The occasion will be a division. announces. factions, where usually in Ken- was a student at Carr Grisham and Abe Jolley. Hon- ter. Daryl find other bodies downstream 'railroad family" luncheon for The diesel unit is needed on the Republicans have and a member of orary pall bearers were members tucky Institute, but added that he had "no idea' scme 300 persons at the Black- Arkansas buyers bought seven the Chicago-New Orleans run, placid primaries. Troop 44, Boy Scouts. He was of her Sunday School class and how many. stone Hotel, Chicago. head for $1085. Tennesseans he explained. "Slates" are designed to add employed at the Steak House by members of the Missionary Cir- 3,600 Coal Miners Presiding will be Wayne A. purchased 16 for $3430, and Ken- Williams said the locomotive strength to all participants, each his uncle, Frank Clark. cle. The Mississippi, swollen by high water from the Des Moines, Johnston. president, who was tucky purchasers bought 16 for switch will involve no change figuring to increase his vote to- Join In Walkout con- He leaves his parents, Mr. and rolled on over thousands of acres born the year these veterans $3595. The cattle were in the schedules. The steam en- tal through support of others of the Mrs. Eugene Reed; three sisters: ore r oretgn of Illinois and Mississippi farm Uniontown, Pa., June 9-1.4n— I started work. As a token signed by breeders from Fulton, gine will pull the elaborate new on the slate. Joyce. Mary Jo and Almarine; lands after breaking s‘x levees Another 3,600 miners joined a , railroad's appreciation, Mr. Mayfield, Kirksey, Farmington, coaches the diesel has been pull- Far more than state adminis- three brothers, Charles Edward, and flooding the village of work stoppage in the south-'Johnston will present each ve- Murray, Paducah, Fancy Farm, ing since April 27. tration control rests upon tha Wesley and Larry, all of Ful- Alexandria, Mo., and forcing western Pennsylvania bitumin- teran in attendance with a 14- and Hickory. The steam unit can duplicate outcome of the Republican fight. Aid Unlikely today, raising to karat gold certificate, in pass the speed of the diesel, Williams Win or lose the general election, ton; his paternal grandmother, • more than 1,000 families to ous fields W. P. Burnett, Fulton, Is pres- 10,000 the number idle size and with pass privileges. said, because of the 240 "restrict- faction will have Mrs. Ida Reed, Palmersville, evacuate their lowland farm nearly ident of the Purchase Parish the dominant some described as a enrolling each as a member of ed" curves on the run. On some say so in the GOP 1948 Presi- Tenn., his maternal grandmo- Congress Ready To Stop homes between Warsaw, Ill., and in what Jersey Cattle Club. Tom Mc- the union-curb- the railroad's half-century club, of the curves the speed has to And, should ther, Mrs. 0. R. Clark, Fulton; Hannibal. Mo., yesterday. protest against Cord, Montgomery, Ala., was the dential convention. With Greek-Turk Bill; by. Congress. which has totaled 354 members be reduced to 30 to 50 miles an win the Pres- and several aunts and uncles. Mayor Merrell Hamill of Alex- ing bill adopted auctioneer and Laurence B. the Republicans GOP Eyes Special Session miaes were idle. from 1936 to 1947 hour. top GOP group in Active pall bearers will be andria said the stream appeared Fourteen Gardiner. Memphis. Tenn., made idency, the most of them captive pits oper- Leading the parade of 1947 ve- Steel aprons and cowling were control federal Maurice Harding, Lowell "Spee- Washington, June 9—(.4'l— to have crested there with six the announcements. large steel companies— terans are seven locomotive en- added to the locomotive to give patronage. dy" Kupfer, Raymond Madding, With a wary eye on tense inter- inches of water in the main ated by S. Steel Corp., Weirton Steel. gineers. Next come three conduc- it a streamlined touch and it GovernorGoiernor Willis and his ad- Paul T. Greer, Larry Latham and national developments, Republ- street. About 600 families were 'U. Jones and Laughlin and Repub- tors, three station agents, two was painted to correspond with ministration backing John Graden Ashby. ican leaders are considering a driven from their 'acmes. are lic Steel—which have been traffic men and seven with Explains May the dayliner coaches. Volga, state su- 4 e• Boy Scouts who will serve as plan whereby they, as well as The river reached a record Fred Williams. producing record-breaking ton- scattered occupations. The steam unit pulled passen- honorary pall bearers are James the Presidnet, could summon ,stage of 23.6 feet at Quincy, Ill., perintendent of public instruc- to meet big market de- The line-up of names for the ger train 102 out of Fulton to- Butts, Kenneth Everett, Jimmy Congress back into session late but -that city, situated on a nages tion, for the GOP gubernatorial Webb, Edwin Trevathan, Otha mands for steel. event includes: Cutback Protest day. The last trip of the diesel nomination. this year. bluff, escaped. Across the river, Blvens, agent, Charles Mulcahy, Billy However, the SOO members of James Ervin will be on train 101 which ar- The powerful Third (Louis- Linton, It has become apparent that the lower part of the downs Boyd Bo- Jimmie Sisson, Joe one AFL United Mine Workers °Mon, Tenn.; John rives in Paducah from Louis- vino GOP orgsnization and its Gregory, the lawmakers have no inten- town section of Hannibal, Mo., locomotive engineer, Henry Garsson Says His Pigue, Richard Locke, Bob local returned to work when hanon, ville Tuesday morning. chairman, Jouett Ross Todd, tion of acting this session on was flooded. Ky. Crocker, Howard Weldon, Jack their president, Andrew S. Princeton, Firms' Orders Were Cut Republican national committee- any major additions to foreign A canyon flash flood drowned Leopold Habich, con- Voegell, Bruce Frazier, Paul Rayner, warned against any Frank More Than Kaiser Plants man from Kentucky, and U. S. economic aid such as that em- one person at the Dalles, Ore., Louisville; Dr. Wilber Dry Lake Scouts Dean Dallas, Charles Trevathan, violation of the federal anti- ductor, Rep. John M. Robsion, Barbour- bodied in the Greek-Turkish and left more than 100 families Hargrove, local sur- June Hal Wiseman, Tommy Strange, strike njunc whichwas Samantha Washington, 9—t4')— ville, GOP leader in the ninth project just getting under way. homeless. Red Cross workers Ky. maker Henry Gars- Go To Pakentuck Jerry White, Charles King, Wen- sustained by the Supreme Court. geon, Hickory, Munitions District, are supporting Attorney Chairman Vandenberg ( R- said at least 50 persons saved former Congress- dell Jones. Marvin Cardwell, son said today General Eldon 8. Dummit. Lex- Mich) of the Senate Foreign Re- themselves from drowning by J. May protested a Week June 22-29 James McDaniel, Dee Louis Pols- man Andrew ington, for the GOP nomination lations Committee has indicated clinging to floating debris as the production cutback at grove. Joe W. Hill. TVA Funds 1945 shell Boy Scouts from the Dry Lake for governor. the Republican position on this. flood following a hail and rain $5 Million Cut In because the re- tis respect to the memory of Garsson plants District, including Fulton and Meantime. the Democrats And the State Department, eat- storm, caused damage to or- was sharper than one the late Daryl Reed, duction other nearby towns, will make scrap among themselves, with WhitewaY dintly taking its cue from him, chards estimated at more than gave to Henry Kaiser. Taxi will not be open for busi- the Army their trip to Camp Pakentuck. three candidates seeking the is concentrating on drafting an $1,000,000. Is Advised By House Committee near Ozark. Ill., the week of ness tomorrow, June 10. Eugene over-all program for considera- A 15-block area of Sharon. Pa., Garsson testified at his war party's gubernatorial nomina- June 22-29, instead of June 29- tion: U. S. Rep. Earle C. Cle- Reed is a driver for the taxi tion next year. was leveled and five persons Washington. June 9—IA- the treasury was estimated by fraud conspiracy trial that May. Kup- July 6 as announced last week. ments. Harry Lee Waterfield, company. Lowell "Speedy" While the Republicans seem were killed by a tornado which 1 The House received its the committee at $348,000,000. wag-time chairman of the House today The Mayfield Boy Scouts are at speaker of the state House fer and Maurice Hardin are the generally to think Congress has ripped into western Pennsylvan- appropriations committee's re- From its power receipts. TVA Military Committee, made the 1946 Pakentuck this week. of Representatives, and Robert Owners. done enough for the time being ia late Saturday from Ohio. ! commendation that the Tenn- repaid $18,000,000 a year ago. protest to high government of- orri Registration of Dry Lake Dis- E. Lee Murphy. Lexington at- In the foreign field, some of Red Cross officials estimated ' essee Valley authority budget be The power authority was dir- ficials in a series of telephone Av- trict Scbuts is being made at torney. The Waterfield-Clem- their leaders—and these include the storm datnage in Sharon at cut $5,000,000 the corpora- ected by the conunittee to pay calls. , Maniac Murderer. and Paducah now. race long was forecast, ant Vandenberg—are said to be re- $860,000. required to 'repay 13V off the remainder of the in- Similarly, Garsson said, May ents tion be a year ago, before luctant to adjourn Congress federal expendi- vestment over the next 46 years, complained to Army authorities more than Theory Discarded 1988 the entire and during the 1946 general as- beyond- the Republicans' power ture on its power system. beginning with a payment of about manpower shortages at Leader Congo atulates Mrs. Herman Reich, sembly. Candidates for other Intl to reconvene it if some inter- "No Depression" 610,50.000 by December, 1947. some of the $70,000,000 Garai= Mr. and At Masillon, Ohio national or domestic crisis de- In new funds for 1948. TVA As a concession to the uncer- enterprises Columbus. on the birth of a sev- major state offices include: t velops. was cut from the $27,057,500 power sales, the com- Henry told the jury en pound. 12 ounce girl, yester- Lieutenant Governor Massillon, 0., June 9—(4')— Forecast Is Made tainties of Garsson which it requested to $22,057,500. recommended that one- that in May, 1945, day morning at Haws Memorial. Democrats—Lawrence W. We- Six small children who were mittee the War De- Mir The authority's total appropria- the total amount be partment ordered She has been named Harriet Le- therby, Anchorage; Charles H. patients in Massillon City Hos- By Ex-RFC Chief fourth of his eight inch tion for the 1948 fiscal year, in- paid to the treasury every 10 shell production cut from 25,000 Ann. Gartrell, Ashland: William H. iiii pital Friday night when two Young To Direct May, Frankfort; Paul L. Brown. Washington, June 9—(4)— eluding an unused balance of years, rather than fixing a to 10,000 a month. The witness too baby girls were found dying of Holman R. Wilson, Jesse Jones said today "I see no over $12,000,000. thus was pro- yearly repayment. said, on the other hand, Kaiser's Mr. and Mrs. Roland Daniels, Lexington; fractures at the foot of their Safety Meeting Rodman Keenon, possibility of a depression in the posed to be $35,435,000. The authority would be re- production was left at 40,000. Troy, on the birth of an eight Louisville; W. • cribs were questioned today by Lexington. near future." TVA funds are provided in the quired, however, to set aside at He said that was the rate of pound. 12 ounce boy. at Haws -ric et I I Police Chief Stanley W. Switter, Wednesday Night Republicans—Stanley W. In a statement filed with the appropriations bill covering all least 40 percent of its annual Kaiser's output then although Memorial. He has been named who said he was working on the C. R. Young, director of per- Louisville; Thomas F. House Banking Committee, the government corporations, which net earnings for repayment Kaiser, shipbuilder and indus- Larry Wayne. Greaves, theory that the deaths were ac- Clapp Manby. LaGrange; Orville M. sonnel for the Illinois Central former chairman of the Recon- will be debated in the House TVA Chairman Gordon trialist, had a "theoretical capa- cidental. Mrs. Bill Un- Howard, Harlan; Jack Asher railroad, of Chicago. alit con- rtruction Finance Corporation this week. pointed out the 10-year periods city of 100,000 a month" Clem- Mr. and Taylor, Although a plain clothes of- Bingham. Pineville; Don A. a safety rally and social declared "I do not believe we The 40-year plan for amortiza- would give TVA some financial son testified his own capacity ion City, on the birth of an eight ficer continued to patrol the duct Hazard . hour Wednesday, June 11, from can talk ourselves into a de- tion of the government invest- leeway in years of poor power was 25.000 and "we were ex- pound. 13 ounce boy, at the Ful- Ward, fourth floor corridor at the hos- hospital. Attornsiy General pital last night and two uni- 7 to 8 p. m. at the Elks Club. pression." ment in TVA's power system sales. ceeding that." ton law, the author. Democrats—A. E. Funk, Frank- formed policemen guarded the Lake street. "Some reduction in the price grew out of a recommendation Under present He contended the .nrotests of its receipts for Mr. and Mrs. James McDade. fort; Astor Hogg, Harlan; Ar- hospital entrances, Switter said All employes are urged to be of necessities is, of course, high- by the committee last year that Ity uses part were justified because the Army power sys- Fulton, on the birth of a seven thur T. Iler. Central City. had "discarded the theory of present. Mr. Young will be glad ly desirable and would help a repayment schedule be map- maintenance of the made the cutbacks on the bowie he treasury pound, four ounce girl. at the a maniac at large and will con- to see his many Fulton friends lower the cost of living," the ped out. tem and pays to the of "theoretical capacity rather deems advisable. than Fulton hospital. (Continued on Page Four) tinue on the accidental theory." during his visit here. Texas publisher added. Total amount owed by TVA to whatever it actual production." 1 •

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Monilny EV11111111, June 9, 1947 I Fulton, Kentucky Fulton Daily Leader, 1,1(1'N lila& Tobacco ( Pip two Veterans ‘N IllkIlFt44 Walkout git47ts• 111111 Bryn Settled • iritttis Ottiip Corner Win. ton-Salm. N. C., June 0 re- DAILY ESC'IBM i/la Benne 8,000 workers Kentucky. I their Jobs at the R. J. Main Street, Fulton, Dirtied to 400 week- Tobacco Company to- EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. •AllOWAT This column is published Reynolds PUBLISHED AMNON MIRAN Si SHINS of following settlement of a 38-' ADKINSON EDITOR through the cooperation day AUSTIN have ly be by Local 23 of the LEE SATIN/11LO MANAGING EMMA In our Commonwealth we paper. Questions should day strike PU•LISHEN March 1, 1879. who this Tobuccu and Agrictil- under act of Cony!C 1.11 of kinds of people those to, the Veterans Employ- ClU Food, at Fulton. Kentucky, two past, mailed as second class matter In the state's colorful Representative, Kentucky tural Workers. Battered bask to ment May- voted unanimously K IN CLASSINED SECTION. those who are striving Employment Service, The twain RATIOS SKI MAITE SO 30 or IMO and State to accept a hew con- •USSOMPTION Phone make history. Kentucky, lust night field, worked out at an 11-hour SUSMITTCCI ON PICIPUIST. tract ADVENTISIN• RATKO. of all the local news one might say, the conten- I specify in my U. I. session Saturday oy the use for republication Or, Q. Can bargaining is entitled exclusively to the Alt contented, the policy that in the of the company The Associated Press dispatches. ted and lteurunce representativea ' as weli as all AP news satisfied and the dissatisfied. my wife remarried after the union. printed in this newspaper, belong the event bal- amid To the latter ItInd death, payment of the A spokesman for the company. Who my benefits Fire Prevention hundreds of thousands ance of my insurance Maker of Camel cigarette:, themselves 'to the to my mother? between the "Unless We Work" Hy Morris J. Harris have hitched shall be mude bald: "The contract for Kentucky's Move- union signers Is one of the great Elder Affairs Analyst Committee A. No. company au.d Bernard M Baruch. AP Foreign ment for a better state. to the company." II y gay( his the last satisfactory of America. on the eve of a Q. Who is entitled to the new pact Statesmen The Allies appear to be it a fine non check The union said ii 151, ath Japan to At my elbow or pension siverege countrymen SIII1LU move to reopen war-torn finished read- compensation culls for tin overall can get going only If definite fiction volume I a veteran in event of an hour. It The world, he said and the beginnings of economic an hour ago. It is due increase of 13 cents accept the challenge eorld trade ing less than death'? hourly. The men work." and it me of letters by the at the bad sought 15 cents means greater ef- si.lf-sufficiency. a compilation A. The check received hourly wage last year to preserve civilization. It program to get Japan- William Allen White, famous death be- Itverage the war " Ift The Lone-discussed late time of the veteran's $1.00. • than that exerted during moving again on Kansa:. county editor, which his estate. The was about fort maximum ese industry and commerce comes part of ------the pressing need for be working with- was passed along to me by Louis the expense pointed to in a global basis is expected to person who bears no strikes and no layoffs, Ruthenburg, refrigerator tycoon may apply production, with months. the of the last sickness Australia Bids said: "Unless we Mg two and fellow farmer. As I read of $180. the future. And then he is to give tl-e Japanese that for the. burial award Unless The prime objective last page it occurred to me , we ,hall see a vast inflation. in their efforts to husband, Leonard Long- For Bigger Share work, our people ever-growing help 13, sits.beside her few books have been written Q. I am a World War II Veter- Alan not be able to maintdin the finan- Mrs. jun. Longmire, five we work me themselves and to lighten farm laborer of Chico, about the civic, the educational and have been ill for That would be the greatest support prin- '74, a temporarily untiaploved a an Of Wool Industry claim to powet of occupation on the Allies, mire, the bride and the spiritual growth of month.. At the end of my slatfla it would strip Us cial burden June 3 it Reno, Nev., and I blow we could receive. for States. Calif. They were married small community. Most novels month of total disability, Will Australi- of life." cipally the United over her marriage. G. Canberra—Oh—The strength to preserve our way and Treasury her parents were vely happy' of country-town life have been have to continue paying my has granted s Of our do The War, State, Commerce toild JUaie 7 — a an Government for an easy way to of the gov- - political or devoted to unusual Insurance premiums or is miles of litti 4 We have sought and other branches tile I. leare of 394 square found that no such way Departments General characters. A novel aboot granted automatically? Central Aus- things—and we have completed plans with town waiver pr.,- near Alice' Springs, luxury, but we ernment have awakening of a country A. No automatic waiver of for de- We have wanted every trade revival. to tralia, to a syndicate exists. Our whole MacArthur for the would be a vital contribution Is ever granted. A vet- and wanted io labor to earn It. a complete return I be. mlums six velopment of the Karakul have not "Obviously it cannot be American literature. And must be disabled for has been the Weidal one George L. eran tertian lamb woci Industry. philosophy of late trade," says Lieut. Oen, neve Jesse Stuart, the Oreenup before he may apply for less. Capital, la- to private What mouths syndicat; 13 negotlatlie of asking more an.; giving an American group author, could write it. of premiums. You are The this Indict- Eberle, who headed a waiver purchaae cf pocks troll. agriculture, the consumer- from Japan. "But about it, Jesse? to fiLe a claim for refund for the bor, which has just returned entitled and &Mil Africa, an large segments of them all. app those pretniumn you paid from Persia direction." of ment fits it's the big step In that Your correspondent is looking on the breeding 0: ever undergone a great in- details of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Coughlin, date on which the waiver an expert No country has Allies are expected to announce STRONG HONORED Fulton to the day when Presi- the lambs, Jr. P. H. F. Heck- free. No coun- The na- BARRY were married at the 'forward a effective. Persian flation and kept its institutions a few days. Just what SIXTH BIRTHDAY Harry W. Sehacter and becomes froth London ti to solve of the plan within ON courthouse Saturday afternoon dent er, iii coming has ever turned to government to participate and to jus- i of the Committee for Ken- the veteran have to establishing the to A try tions will be permitted was honored with at 2 o'clock by C J. Dowers, group Q. Does assist in imagined domestic difficulty be among the Barry Strong lesders from all the or fees to get every real or extent are expected to sixth birthday of the peace . tucky's pay any charges dustry. itself Into some what a party on his tice of life, make for us loan? and escaped from degrading parents, Mr. Cunningham,. main walks a guaranteed Freedom Is not things determined. at the home of his They are both ot Schaefer calls a blue- pays no COM • of a totalitarian state. those nations which can Jr., on were I what Mr. A. The veteran President kind and it It can be said that and Mrs. H. N. Strong. Ky. Their attendants for progress. That docu fees, or other Hindenburg became It must be earned, objectives of the oc- yesterday. and Melvin print Mialsons, brokerage age of 78. imperishable. contribute most to the West State Line Mary Jo Tegethoff inent should be a declaration obluilling a guarait- of Oct matt.; at the defended. to receive first played in the charges for must be constantly may be expected Games were W. Deweese. written with Jeffersonlan skill usually paid by the to a choice that can- cupation Prime Exum winning the Carlisle tee Fees Mr. Baruch pointed in the trade revival. yard, Tommy The bridegroom is a and should ring in a soul-stirr- such as aprsisal, Ulla We will work and we consideration materials little girls were pre- might torrower, and not long me postponed. are getting needed raw prize. The county farmer. ing tone that Liberty Dell recording. etc., may be SMALLMAN of a free people objectives sweep pea corsages by been search, will assume the clear duties exports to those who can use sented hate sounded if it hadn't WEBB terrible eco- Into Japan and and the little boys charged. will lose our freedoms in a produce and pay for the honoree cracked. the reme enee or we what the empire can whistles. Q. Are any of political upheaval. that will further received PERSONALS Veterans Admin- TIN SHOP nomic and them in money or materials in the afternoon birth- The blueprint of progress operuteit uy the Late and Jim for from private more Japan's comeback. cake and Ice cream weee Charles W. Burrow should be a one-page Bible istration leased still in buying day the from! all the Oil, Gas and COA1 States firms interested served from a large table on Gibbs returned yesterday all our history makers, owners? Rich At Last! United . They brought; all the dis- No. Veterans AdmInistru- Japan long have been wanting lawn. Blytheville, Ark discontented, and A. FURNACES rich city, or selling in slits walking mare., no such lenses. •. Mayfield is an exceptionally back on Japa- Barry received many nice back a nice Allen satisfied. %ion has weekly news- to get their representatives Meerill Spouts the New Graphic, new U. 8. will play a Those present were Mr. and , document Gutters and Down . argues of un- nese soil. Obviously the Fall, Eu- Mrs. Harry nurse and The material for the there. The evidences reopening of Davis, Ann Fall. Patsy of St. Louis' It Hawaiian Replaced and Repaired paper published part in the scheduled Anderson, Mrs. Charles Collins, Is abundant. And assembling King Kamehameha, by the paper, we believe. prominent the genia Harris, Wayne homes af- task. genius, founded the TELEPHONE 502 usual wealth listed From what other nations Ann Ben- have returned to their wIl not be an overwhelmng military Fulton. the empire. Betty McDade, Mary Mrs. Clyde sparkle Meath in 1810 after are equally apparent in will come remains to be Sue ter visiting Mr. and But making every word kingdom of Fulton Every blade of commercial men nett, Duncan Bushart, street. blue-white conquests of the is- Says the News Graphic: States will have no Bradley, Olen Bowles on College like a four-caret successive has a bill, divulged, but the United Moore, Carol Ann sheer genius. In the Hawaiian grill) a green back, every bird Huddlesom, Mrs.' diamond calls for lands grass has monopoly. Ed Bradley, Charlie Mrs. Nelson Tripp and drafts, and the maids wash na- Carolyn El- In find the chimneys have many traders from the designated Gary Williamson. Lyda Taylor spent Saturday Maybe Mr. Schacter can gold dust; every horse How MacAr- Nancy Bushart. relatives. job. If our front doors with be acceptable to General ler, Al Bushart, McEwen, Tenn.. with the right person for the ditch has two banks; tions will Ed Fuller, Jr., back to that litai- has a check, and every Important detail to be deter- Tommy Exum, They were accompanied he doe, we'll insist and Tomorrow and the 'aliens thur Is another Graham. Paula Faye Taylor and a Hall of Fame Today even our streets are flushed Jerry Fulton by Elbert tticky guild itself a silver lin- mined. and the honoree. who have been of both Ms, rake off; every cloud has commander has Campbell, Charlotte Taylor , rnd put busts Shows 2:411-1:13-11:811 get a Up to now the supreme was assisted hi writer in the flower in the city has a scent; for foreign Mrs. Strong there visiting. achacter and his FULTON ing. and every were no places your pocket said there simply serving by Mrs Ed Eller. middle nieheS. yo: put a rise dollar bill in Japan. Every hotel Dell, the former when you businessmen to stay in Mrs. Holman and when you take it out filled with Taylor, of Byhalia, you double It, the empire has been MAROC DEPARTMENT OF Virginia been I au pis y Iluprt do you want to leave throughout the weekend in Ful- Little Joetta Mohia haa find it in creases. Now forces. With the announcement WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS Miss., spent occupation In relatives. disMietied. Barbara Stanwyrk here or not? program, a hotel or two the ton with of the trading The Music Department of George Terrell, Martin, has principal trading cen- Wed- of Jaeleson, in each of the empire's Fulton's Woman's Club met Bobby Parham been dismissed. Nearly aside for commer- clut, in Fulton for Rare Facts, ters is expected to be set siesday, June 4. at the Tenn.. Is visiting T. F. Mainline haa beets trans- after- *RH friends. Mrs. -4'—A bathing suit of for a limited time. home. Hostessea for the a few days The Two Mrs. Currolls New York, cial visitors the Dos- dismissed. with certain opaque the prescribed period, were Mesdames W. L. Mullins, Cily, parent plastic material, At the end of noon and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Robert Dunn, Union the International move on to make room Abe Jolley, L. C. Logan here! decorations, is dieplayed at visitors will be told to bin, of Lexington, are visiting has been dismissed. elsewhere. Ed Benedict. Jr. parents, Mr., NFIVS and CARTOON Textile Espasition here. for similar traders from session wits with Mr. Mulllies Mrs. Agnee Mangold has been ADDED—FOX trade revival The short business G. ?Sullins. This hoped-for Japanese the chairman, and Mess J. di/misted. Allied prob. presided over by %livelier go far toward solving the The minutes has re- Rain Moses Lady should with a Mrs. H. N. Strong. Miss Joan McCollum .Pones Clinic— the empire. Coupled report for the after a visit ill —rain—inter- lem.1 concerning and treasurer's turned home weather solution of the repara- read by Mrs. T. .1. friends. E. L. Sanders is cluing Chicago.--(AO—The made gradually increasing year were Shelbyville with Mrs. motor trip two women the greatest Allied secretary-treasurer LAST TIMES TONIGHT ferred with the tions problcm, it makes Kramer, Sr., Mr. and nicely. Calif., to Chicago—They Japan since Tokyo . Wallace McCollum, the from Hollywood, progress with regard to of the department and 'Zug'. Mrs. W. H. Brown remain* Shows 7:18-9:28 17 days. the occu- Gregory, leader Mrs. Buddy Steele, were on the highways for of course, Mrs. Charles home lat.t came. ORPHEUM Miss Jerry Juul, surrendered—excepting, afternoon, presented the Willingham retlirned Miss Elaine Enlow, 30. and for the Mrs. W. M. Mitchum has been in a 1931 pation itself. program: vocal "May night from Lexington. that their trip was will be even better news following admitted. WI Of rouge IOW! 33. explained have The trade program Brahma, Mrs. Jack Cas- Ter ADDED CARTOON roadster that didn't to the allies. Tn.: form- Night" B. Hamblin has been model convertible to the Japanese than accompanied by Mrs. C. L Mrs. W. time rain fell the two of the rock on ter, Re- a top. Every er will see the beginnings Maddox; vocal "Will You NEWS admitted.. nearest shelter and wait- new self-sufficiency Mes- HOSPITAL has iseen dismiss- IMAM,PL1Nc women fled to the which they hope to build member" Schubert. "The Doug Gibbs above the present "The Prince ed. ed for clear skied. and a standard of living sage of the Violet," HAWS unistonmi only $1.25 in re- John Cavender. dismiss- Mid But they said they spent life-sustaining basis. of Pilsen," Mrs. been ad- C. E. Loam has been .s -mile journey. mere by Mrs. Nap Brig- Mrs. Hub Beard has sirs on the car in the 3,301 accompanied ! raisers from piano "To Spring" Griefs, mitted. Fulton Hospital— SCREEN to Lexington—Sheep ham; Patterson, Hickman, • s. to become resigned state will meet G. Bard; vocal "On Mrs. Clots have throughout the Mrs. G. 'Patients Admitted tnings." College of Ag- of Song" Mendelssoho, has been admitted. tnose at the Kentucky Wings Coffman has been sNAPsitoTs June 20 to dis- Rood Story" Norvells, Margaret Mrs. Freeman Dallas, Fulton. Merle and Dana, wno riculture here -A Pagus and is doing nicely HOLLYWOOD Both of the Industry. David Sundivick, accom- admitted Gan Weatherspoon admitted even play chopsticess cuss problems Mrs. operation. couldn't Kentucky by Mrs. Roper. following an a Fulton. By GENE FIAND.,AKER piano heretofore, must Speakers will include panied has been admitt- for tonsillectotny. on the men with a were served to James. Lowe Willie Hill. Fulton, admit like keyboard experts farmers and several Refreshments Mrs. gig,a_ perform for their members and flve visitor:, ed. for an operation. Holly wood Took in% picture. They rehearsed national reputation 20 Graves has been kid in the raising. Grace Cavender, Mrs. Eu- Mrs. Cornell Ashley, Ftilton. looking sitter-in-law. Lorraine, with piano teachers. knowledge of sheep Mrs. Mack long-lsours Waggoner, Mrs. Roper, Mrs. admitted. Johnson, Water Valley. out to Meet some movie stars wears opaque contract gene hits been ad- Hal IN TOWN Dana and Barry Strong Robert Osborn Humphrey.,Fulton. ASK ANYONE She has lived all her give him tht Al Bushart, Mrs. Veda yesterday. eyeglass lenses to Er- mitted. Water Val- Los Angeles, so naturally blind. Lexington—The Rees Jack Mrs. Calvin Hicks, lite in appearance of being appointed had never been inside a vin. Versailles, was BUFFET SUrPLA Larry Wayne Daniels is doing ley. she as a Lorraine. The of religion PARTY underwent a THE the iouristf, That impressed assistant professor FOR ARIDA.. nicely following an operation. Jimmy Crocker MIERE TO GET studio—only her. This Hornbeak was hos- go there. script girl also amazed philosophy at Transsylvania Mrs. Anne Mrs. Tom Stallins, Crutchfield, tonsillectomy.my rule, gum, must and supper last Fri- Union City. functionary, chewing College . He is a past chairman tess to a buffet improving. Bill Taylor. comments (she a cig- at her home, hon- is Fulton. Lorraine's remember how far down the state board of Christian day evenness Mrs. Herman Reich and baby, Mrs. James McDade, I was taking ctes in a of e bridal party and BEST didn't know arette had been smoked in Kentucky. oring the are doing nicely. SANDWICHES I were pretty is churches immediate Columbus, Dismissed on what he said scene when the same scene members of the Roland Daniels, Troy, is Oberon: "She on ac- and Mrs. Billy Mrs. sharp On Merle sesumed later; whether families o. Mr. nicely. Mist Lena Stokes. Fulton. interesting eyes— or un- price of doing has the most tor's pocket was buttoned Murray--An average Gene Gold LueVame Kearney and baby Mrs. John Owen, Arlington. YOU EVER TASTED Alter lis- Mies as 38 were Mr. and the way they slant." buttoned; and whether 8232.38 was established Those lac ent nicely. Stan Rogers, Hickman. Intelli- In exactly $8.1130 Mr. and are doing Mrs. tening to Dana Andrews' Oberon was sitting of cattle sold for Mrs. Stat it Jones, Charles Herring, Route 1, "He's e-ne before head of the Miss Mary Lee Mrs. gent conversation: the same position as the second annual sale Mrs. C. D. Jones, nicely. —also-- lives up to hl at Cattle Barbara Ann Is doing actor who really seemed Purchase Parish Jersey Haws, Miss Mrs. Joe Arnold, Union City. chasacterizations.- Lorraine's conclusion chlb secretary Mr. and Mrs. George screen didn't think she'd Club In Mayfield. Roberts, Is doing nicely. After we'd met Doug Fair to be that she reported here. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Roper is Improv- FRIED CHICKEN one a movie actress. A. Carman and Mrs. Lillie McCree banks, Jr., "So far, every care to be Fields and children, Joyce suppo•ed to be Mrs. J. C. Suggs ing. I've seen who's Tommy, Mr. and Thomas is the same. STEAKS good-looking' Drake Billy Gene Severe. , SMALL irood-looking—is Nicholasville—Charles Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Willie B. Davis is im- emintv, the hostess, Mrs. Little were a re- In Kentucky Lambert, 20. Jessarhine Gordon, and proving. Lorraine's remarks in the Kentucky COLD DRINKS of what Im- was drowned Anne Hornbeak, Mrs. T. G. Clark Is doing nice- ICE CREAM and freshing reminder The Associated Press near High Bridge yester. A U. S. CON ERNMENT BUREAU visitors to By River ly. the discovery of presses first-time Richard Webb, Lexington LEGION and REPORT announces Holy Name So- day. AMERICAN Mrs. Millard Shaw Jr., acid treatment for ivy movies studios. Louisville—The Latnbertk companion, said they AUXILIARY WILL MEET a new tannic Corpus Christ!I auxili- baby are doing nicely. The treatment has been how the ciety's annual started across the stream and American Legion baby misoning". "I ('an t understand ceremonies at The 10, Mrs. Doyle Frields and excellent; it is gentle and safe, they're dohot Roman Catholic Lambert called out he WRS will Meet Tuesday, June found KEN-TENN GRILL know what here yesterday ary are doing nicely. up the blieters in a surprisingly actors around." Churchill Downs Webb said Lambert Lesion cabin at 7 o'clock im- dries so many pesmie estimated 50,000 crathping. at the Mrs. Virgil McClanahan is time — often within 24 hours. (George II. Ilusies, new owner) with electric- attracted an went &Ian before he could -tuck supper. short rali as carpenters. for a pot proving. These government findings sea incor. tele to ar- persons. him. members are urged to at- doing and grips famed reach All Mrs. J. J. St. John is posited in new product 12 Midnight Ohs, set There will be an election Open for Break fast 6 a. m.—Close the "Memory of Love" tend. nicely. rings -The Lotnsville Boys instailletion ot.neW offieer.i. doing Light. used to it," Dana Louisville tree frOgs are found in and Mrs. M. A. Harris is on Martin Highway, 2. Blocks from Traffic "You get oCAPSI. own'Od and dl- Giant told us. Estate West. Florida, and probably nicely. -I)RY of Parking Spice. Andrews by the Baptist Long Run Key BONE CO'•OHLIN is improving. t your drugstore, 59e, Plenty rehearsals, and reetsd came there from native Carib- daugh- Mrs. Betty Flatt The delays, as a home for in- on Mary Elizabeth Bone, and baby trIT.eir h mft. I./P T CORP.. Ofentrz1.5. caused Lorreine association - lands by travelling Aldon Bone. Mrs. Irene Bynum ••• ••••thahml WA any mown.. .7.1 ow., WI repeater, takes boys, was dedicated yes bean the ter of Mr. sort Mrs. Gee, that would disent at- ' palm trees knocked Into Coughlin, son are doing nicely. to exclaim. - :et-day with 500 persons in and David Keith crazy." t water by hurricanes. drive irs "You tendance, MRS Oberon explained: wa .L‘e.se4SAKalkiofide" • , ""`"Maves•

9, 194? Monday Evening, Jane 4), 11•47 Fulton Deily Leader, Pullen, Kentucky Pqrs not eniels ot the National Iliteeball VF'W Nine Beats Ammo Sports Roundup Museum. Ernie Lanigan comes ChiAS Lose Holland Wins up with this: Mover (ley:amid Baseball I Ny Hugh Eulltrlon, Jr. East Prairie, Mo. *Mout New York, June 0 •aAaa -Fred Alexander appurently is the (1111Y SUNDAY'S GMAENI little ulnas Minimal Lonnie piteher who pit shut 3ttled Perry, Mean lend a Kitty Leas, Tin)ShilttnitS Casting Meet Fulton's VN'W nine ottli • to the tuitional pro tennis cham- ed up .600 percentages for three Union City 11, Oweliaburo to the %floating Feet Prairie, MR* at clubs- .670 for the Phillies, .867 Jane 0 pionships Forest Hills next Cairo 10, ilopinnsvitiv 7. Takes Merchants at Fairfield Part= . C., isn't for Cards anti .607 for the Cubs Miners Ahead 2.0.8.1) Fulitm High Junior workers re- Week although he likely to Muslimonville 2-8. Fulton 0 U terday afternoon 7-0. R will It, is proud ol the hut that . . Hugh Duffey, still with the Mayfield 5, Clerksville I. lii Scycndiiiihiii Comes; First Ili Jr. Culiecrvution the vrw hurler, struck out •ey- at the R. J. only one Who he couches a. strietly amateur Red Sox, Is the - To Piny Again Tunlidit Club Commit Saturday en and allowed only two hiti loMpany to. 0 ever batter over .300 in four inn- of a M- team at Washington and Lee SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION %hilt, his team mates were 501. nent buys he has Jur league clubs endorsing Jim 0 2. Fulttnia Chicks suffered two Heusi liolland. Fulton high two 22 of the University Perry Nashville 2-3, Atlanta lo't'ting ten hits for only il down inure than one bid O'Rourke is the only noble ath- Orleans 3- inure defeats Sunday afteripoo, ?slew' junior and member of IMO and Agricul- turned Memphis 2-0, New Milk° outs. Each turn from a junior star who asked lete who batted over .300 for 13. 1111x time by the Madisonvilt- the local Junior Conservation two errors. six major league chibt. . If I, M loll-roe 11111 MitdisonVille team Club, won first place lit the re - unanimously "Where In it for me?" ... That's Little Rock 2-0, Mobile 3 Max Ryan and Jack "Speedy" interesting point in view of you're wondering, the Analeican Clettanoolia 3-3, Birmingham 41.111 1190 seven-Inning games ton lonah club rusting emitted held Welton' were the big guns for t a hew cun- an tile latent It. It Lawn Tennis Association amid the Players 4- 1. its home field 2-0 und 8-0, Saturday to Kentucky Lake. He Veterans at bat. Ryan slashed t an 11-hour whiner, Association bulletin calling at League were the other two - - - The final game of the serial and tits. seclotiti place lett a double and a triple in Saturday ny circuits, 01 to expiates. regulations. A51I04 IATION will be pl•tved there tonight, and Joe 011e Haler 1111(11 AC11001, lour tripe, to the plate and Wel- the company AMERICAN PH111444111. ar, eligible to par Outside of specified champion- St..P'AIII 5-0, Columbus 7-7. 1,1141 Chicks mune home to open Ions slammed out a triple ships mul teem matches, u play- ii three-gutne engagement with ticipate In ate Aisne Hub east - the company. The Sports Mirror 1-0. hug Intones:twin at time Kentucky cigarettes, er can accept expennee for only Minneapolis 5-3, Toledo 2 1. the Owensboro Oilers tomorrow um, today. Elwood In service I or team won three State Pier in 1,1,111AVIllt. 1,111/4 fall. New between the eight tournuments Kansas City 2-4, Louisville 0-1 blight. The Oilers stationed at Los. Cruces, t thy The Asseetated Press I et rulalit the Chicks at Third plata honors went to signers b. matchom u year. - • -- over Mexico, arrived here Thursday in Today A Year Ago -Herman owensboro lard week, Ronald Murray high ------of Milos, N. Y.. AMERICAN LEAGUE a. 410, ) company." Monday Matinee Barron White schwa. (Kathleen the new puct Lew Worsham, Bethes- Detroit 6, Lostmon 0. 111e Chicks now have won 13 Mrs. Porter Evans defeated the Fulton houpital average wage Denver University, host to the da, Md. 70-72, in playuff to who Pitlindelphia 4-0, Cleveland 0 2 anti lost 21 tills season, for an In Sal urslaya contests, the Veatch i Is In boys mint 5 A following the birth of still ts an hour. II Western N.C.A.A. baseball play- $15 000 Philadelphia Inquirer Ht. Louie 11-4, New York 2 5. average of 382. ounce plugs at The off's June 20-21, hopes to draw Waingionrsh 1-.2 Chieueu 0-11 'Two Madisonvillete!aliers bicycle Iln. turinae 40. 50. 60, 70. born baby girl about II a. m., te hourly. golf tournament. will be today last you 10.000 customers to the Western cc Ago Rube Ruth, first 111111(1 18 innings) were stingy with hilts Sunday itf- and MI feet front a fixed point Thursday. Buriel wage Tin Yeats at Rock tiering League park and a two-inght former major league home run ternseni as the Miners blanked Each ping 'tirade n Ilre vomited tetridstyi up it 0, one Um George Heyers iLaura doubleheader final . . . Doggie king, underwent an operation on NA'FIONAI. LE.AtIVE Penult twice. Buhl rucked and point per hoot was in the first and added to Vaden I entered the Jullan's basketball coaching his knee. Philadelphia 5-4, Pitt sintrith 01111- hit murk each boy s wore for Kethryit lids school at Boston this month Milan ellowed only two safe- rests winds fell outside the tar- Fulton hospital last night. Fly,' Years Ago- Newark and 2-5 Watts had 1 figurers to Rive the cage game games pion . ties in the Remind. gets . liollamas 22 poling were Mrs. W. M Minbr Jeracy City International League luther posted ) at hick- Share In New Fantland a real shot. The for war's Proulx, Madtsonville third low ha the day. operation Tuesday the .5 night baseball banned hospital in Clinton faculty includes Vadat ?demon by new and stricter -Tomorrow's tachedule- sacker, hit solely in his 23rd None of the first three con- son duration and consecutive games. Jesse Kingston of Paragould, ithistry (Utah), Adolph Rupp (Ken- dimout ruling. American Dawn) New York 24th t eel ants had a haeklooli in 10 Army Ark, 9/1111 through here recently tucky) and Ben Carnevale iNa- -Federal Court might': Washington The score by innings: target casts. Backlit:dies added Ten Years Ago at Chicago 111 E by his old home-place which ad- -The Australl- vy) . . The U. of Chatatwoga, Philadelphia de- (night); Hostmon 'Hilo air %lea show mom street completely covered by asters 10 points tio the contestant's of Appeals at at St. Louis 1 joins the J. H. Vanpool pleats. has granted ti aiming at it big-time football Oardena (night a Philadelphia Fulton . 1 entire popula- wens. tiled Madison Square Cleveland x 2 52 of the Des Moine, River at Etidyvalle, is.. ay the He left here 42 yean ago and T miles of Intl spot, lost its star fullback Oene for injunction to stow Detroit (twilight I. Medieonville _000 002 appeal at Buhl and tion was evacuated before the bunks of the river were over- Holland und Eddie Holt were said "Nothing looked familiar:* is. Central Aura Roberts. to the pre Wants but Braddock-Joe Louis Williams and Lis; de Jimmy National League Chicago at first and gerund, respectively. He Was on his way to see his Melte for came up with Bob McCoy, ratedj championship fight. Zuble. flown. atto Boston (night); Cincimmull at HE in the Fulton Junior ConserVa- oldest brother, John Kingston, C Karakul the best prospect in 15 years in: at New indaatry. Brooklyn 12); Pittsburgh Fulton _ 000 000 0 0 I Hen Clutee casting tournament who resides In Tenn,, and his that section. York (night I; St. Louis at Phil- imegotiat in SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Madinonville _201 050 x 8 11 0 held recently at the high school. sister, Leung, wife or hen Henri- h adelphia Inight o. of Fulton. troll. Statistical Note W. L. Pet. Mtwara 111111 Lloa °Wait tied 1 The Fulton club was organised ereOli, southeast • ) flocks Team; - ?O444 (la Mettle Mae (tale has em- Africa, an After 'wring through the re- 38 20 .655 Zuble, Lartnoutis. last year, with the assistance of Mine Iii New Orleans ployment at the Merit plant in breeding Mobile . _ 34 23 .596 - the Kentucky Department of he BlISI'lltill Mayfield. H. F. Heck Chatanouga . 30 211 317 Slab' YESTERDAY'S STARS 7 Conservation. The junior or- Ir. P. usually are spon- London a Nashville . _ 26 26 .500 ganiations Mr. and Mrs. John Wilmon runt P LEOL ARME "g'v aa 28 Ail '1'0( 01)441 I itching, Weller Masterson, sored by a Senior Conservation A , 1,.. 1.1.•••••••• Atlanta fly Jane Eads Batts and Mrs. Rosie Batts visit- netting the • gr'nft10111- pitched 10 scoreless Club, but none has been formed Birmingham _ ___27 32 .458 against the ed In Searcy, Ark., recently with I Llmrsflay Morning innings Chicago Washington People came here to serve as a parent club ' Memphis .22 32 .4ea Sox and yet did not re- a cousin, Willie Gay and family. White from Chicago, Boston and Balti- for the high schoolern. Prizes )1ssNamillabassio;;;;)ii,f- !Little Rock ..__ 21 30 .363 ceive credit for Washington' Monty Vaden leaves tedkr ecame President -- -- louleville, Ky., June 0 (/P) - more recently to help members for the local contest winners the 1-0 'Kora in 18 innings. He for Detroit for a w“Ra ,ttay the age of 76. The Semen elevens co. *, Windsor abtil- With eight clubs competing, of the Washington Art Council were awarded by the City Elec- U in The Duke of by Early Wynn Who - AM.". 0 ,I•I•1 A.1111•141,49 A 1941 baseball tournament of the I was replaced ronduct. a symposium on the tric Company in the absence of with Mr. and Mrs Orate Van -•- .8 abi,h4.1 1910 Leta(' the throne of Englend at receiv- with Krmitucky High School Athletic; pitched two innings and attained, of raising the cultural a sponsoring club. pool who Will return Rome 540 1•• Onelln 51 - nw,r,11•.8,Ht5 ^ the age of 42. the win. In - MAN and Aesociation gets under way at;ed credit for status of the capital city. him for a Vacation visit Fula Parkway Field here Thursday , Batting, Ralph Ktner, Pirates In ham. EBB - -hit his second home run of The Council is thinking NEWS morning. I terms of making Washington an FIJLGHA111 Mr. and Mrs H. V. Bugg and Secretary Ted Sanford of the the day in the ninth inning of SHOP ' art center. So far, James H. Tues- son, Howard, visited In the Hall high school association unnotin-, the second game to bent Rill- A message from Detroit humored Whyte, Chairman of the Coun- day reported the deeth of Free Byes/see home in Clinton, ced pairinea will be made Wed- adelphla 5-4. He also pro- the first genie with one on to cil, says consideration of the Bowers, a former citizen here. Wednesday night, where Hail's s ale Coal nesday night. in of an "invest- Account for Pittsburgh's two gem is merely The body will be returned here brother, Elyln, was A corpse, 'MACES Regional tournament winners' igatory nature." and Mr'. Bugg attended the comprtina in the state meet will I runs in the Phil's 5-2 triumph. Funeral and burial will be at , rime Boullon, former Peed- Dublin, Friday.lic is survivei funeral at Spring Hill, Theirs- berm Spouts be Heath, Centrel City. Louis- d Abraham Lincoln was 54 years 'dent of the University of Chi- by two childen A. C. and day. an:1 Repaired vale DuPont Manual, Bellevue,; Society, In H a I old when he delivered his Get- cago's itenalesance Frances of Detroit. His wife The deceased lived In cIbfltds 110NE 502 Lexington, Lafayette, how Chicago achieved Prettonburg and Fort Knox. t vshotre address. • decuseing died about a year ago. and was a brother-In-law Of 'ulton its status culturally, said: Jimmy Hitch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nancy Day Montgomery. RV it-OV 1:11ANII I "We made art fun. We took Mrs. Ted Hitch of Evansville Joyce Fleming of Memphis II RITZ SAWYER away, the ;me of art that ;wine i and grandson of Aunt Smith spending the week with her .. . rtraeg LOOK 11411 This sort of thing o aunt, Mrs. William Turner airk .-4, • • OKAY ON molog WILL YOU • people have. Maria will graduate at Purdue - 7# ON YOUR SIDE, MR. NECK 1 ...; would and her parents. Mr and Mrs. TIII.5 feln. •"”'"'"" - Mrs. Dolores reunas cesY here, tout it university in Indiana. Young SAINYER I" wit.t.t GOLFERS j Patch Fleming are coming far 'YES, SUM: AlwAY6 GLAD TO . Hope, (left) wife of the come- ! mean sacrifices for mammy of you Hitch rates Ensign with com- Timinarrovy $,Re to f ILLOW AMERICAN'S. , ' II 1 dian Bob Hope, and Mrs. Anne to iesure its success." mission and is not yet 21. the weekend. AND IF IA', i Rif NUT THE eovieNOR. -c' • I Niles itee shoun at Palm Springs. didn't elaborate Mr. and Mrs. Mitt Jackson of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilmon 1:10-1:15-9:28 eateser ra UP \OUR PASSPORT * Masi Poulton VOL. during a %%omen's gulf on the sacrifices entailed, but E. :St. Louis are visiting here Batts and Mrs. Rosie Batts spent 1 •,..,,.qt,vs- Knee FELLS LIKE •^ " meet in %%bleb they competed. Thursday in Paducah. WE CAVE A roar TIRE. ..• '1 . James S. Plant, director oi the I with his brother, Cull Jackson •Qi ‘t- Huston IntaltUte of Modern Art, ) and wife of El Monte, Calif., in Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gore and • • he'd like to feel that Wash-I the homes of Mrs. Letha Crew. mother, Mrs. Kan Jackson and ii , Laid . ...""ijc. Oillniand "Greats" Maim might lead the nation in ! stew and Mrs. Handy Jones. their house-guests, Mr. and Mrt. • cuttural as well as "formal goys! Mrs. Warren Latta celebrated E. W. Gore and mdther, Mri. ...- .,.. ..9 •. r.rin 1!-iffer In Naming eminent:a matters." her Saturday birthelly with a Good, of Detroit, f,viept Wednes- ... day with Mrs. i Sunday dinner with the follow- night Iria Elrerett ... ,. Mr. Piaut waled that at pre- and ton, south of Clinton. ..›‘‘ All-Star Players ent the nation's menhir° ;s "too ing relatives in attei:Jance:'in. • or` ...... „ Hall and child- wrolls ,' drastically concentrated in New aiM Mrs. Chrlay . / Chicago, June 0-Oa-After ren uf Calvert City, Mr. and Mrs. • -1 players in York." When menkeys are observed . 1:•1 A f %entailing most of the Ted Hitch and Ted Jr., of Evans- detain this seitiron, five of bass- Ray H. EVerett, director of Pharis, cearching through the coats Of roes . .Ar, vi ville, Ind., Mrs. Smith their are '- J.,1, • 'greats" of yesterday, the District of Columbia So- i Moore and Mr. and companions, they not • I A 4111111111. bairn Mrs. Jimmie looking for fleas, bUt smell par- 4, ••,,L ,1 - Society, Wee has I Cilos IN?. Km Ird agreed today on only five candi- cial Hygiene Mrs. Jimmy Smith and baby of 14th annual all- handled more than 16,000 mar- ticles of salt, the result of evapo- -11-1.61\DIE dates for the Benton, Mr. and Mrs. Will 1 ration, game in Wrigley eleld, July)riage clients, believes the "worst Gerry. An- 'II Ii. 1111111 star Montgomery and OM IN A HOMY, 8. is over In the nation's seven- sister, Mrs. James Lee of Intl 14 VES- A ilill IOU Imil1111111,11., other ES TONIGHT ARE CMAR-Vou CAN League se- year divorce epidemic." Clinton was unable to go due to Big HERE Give i'T TO ME WELL an their National game anlinall have tp- VICK.CleGworant, FIVE . Awe/Al 'acre unanimous in However, he Lays what we the Illness of her daughter, creased id the 7:15-9:25 CHANGE ‘4541/ Tomonnow? lectIons, they United States dur- .AN 'YOU omeS! .& e MY CREDITS nominating Marty Mize of the really must worry about is the Mrs. Jimmie Moore of Benton ing the recent years to fitOte 4 FIVE-DOLLAR WHAT ABOUT GOOD! long range increase in divorce, Docie Jones Tuesday aiLLP„„„...a-...- THE FIVE- ' • i ,I .-• Giants at first base, Enos visited Miss than 7,000.000 or one to every 1.11 Cardinals in which he says "goes on despite aftenwon. human --•••• - DOLLAR Eau.? m,j Slaughter of the beings In the nation. CARTOON ...... -..-.. the outfield and Walker Cooper the end of war-born merrigae Gordie Hopkins is not as well • difficulties." Alvin (sales- e ... 1 of the Giant., as catcher. re. usual. His son •s A. L. performers re- Mr. Everett reinter', out that man I of Evansville and Mayfield PL1Nc as Only tWo ceived all their votes - short- as long ago as 1932, sociologists has been visiting hint. 100 PERSONS LOST Wilkins of Cairo is 1 stop Lou Boudreau of the In- and statisticians warned that Mrs. Betty 14 to 15 pounds swims Mid I America's increasing spending the week here with d:ans and outfielder Ted Will- by 1967, with Ayels Vitamin l*ir , s to one for her sons, Vester and Walter theical uAtscqndN4 by I iams of the Red Box. divorcee will soar marriages. Wilkins and their families. mase MEEN eVery two Mr ire P!uai No I Cave, the most, widely lists five great causes of di- Mrs. E. J. Bennett spent Wed- ea comas sesame. A Wind Ile Lkaaana tataraelaapares the litany caverns in virces as follows: In the Beelerton section with 911 nirs PSIIOTS known of ii•Natai JC-7:11111 ..--' the Black Hills areas, has been 1. Financial insecurity. Mrs. Russell Backman and , family. rhtne 70 7o. r 428 :4 41 -411.-'11. n"--- •:'.- JEW. WM' explored for a distance of ten 2. &eat maladjustment. " ' miles. 3. Recreational differences. The Cunningham relatives CITY DRUG COMPANY 4. Health hazards. met at the Columbus State park _ -- ammiimmim AHVENT1JRES OF PATSY George Gerehwin composed 5. Religious differences. Sunday for a fieh-fry in honor in Blue underlying all," he says, of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cleoviet- ? NA LEAVE MR his famous Rhapsody but Y. ,.. wow TiS iS weatE. ME CreT elaa WITH when he was 25 years old. "the greatest enemy to marriage te and children including Mrs. TOWN a0e rir TO STARVE Rob Myers and husband of De- "aE. yoo putatate, tfotiacmjesoriNPAANEYYA1traamtve tto MEASLY TEN GRAspi is emotional immaturity." For Sale TttE-RP,ADCOR. 7 AN NAVE THE CAR/ EXTsY ciolioncR/E‘EptAT 50,AcryitTi ciegimiolyvEAEE7FH The War Assets Administra- troit. Present were: Mr. and KEEP TINS CRATE Atm I wiu. WALK-N' Mrs. Lather Cunningham and IIILCIeG A14)45E1-11 MOVING II tion has sold $15,000,1100,1100 In THE PATSY'S Fairimalts-Alorse surplus property-from false three eons, Mr. and 14,41.S. Larne wiee children, Mr. SUPER Siete° TOR Proved" teeth to factories. Cunningham and "Performance and Mrs. Jewell Watts and , 110,000 a.. These items went at bargain Water Systems ,nrices-one-third the cost which inily, Billy Ray Watts, Mr. and lIES SgARPIE TATAC, as II Mrs. Carsey slohnton and A pfsettgADo, i5 * Water Softeners the government paid for the SERVICE to war froth children of Mayfield. Mn, and Non IN NAME OF * timings, bought wage WELL LntAtku Well Supplies grits to grazing land. IlArs. Sid Cunningham, Mr. and "EKPESIa.E5' GOOD LEASE TtD - * Electric Service More than one-half of all the Mrs. McCoy Cunningham. Mr. ..urplus goods the WAA expects and Mrs. Marvin Cunningham, REASONABLE :Ma E. GRIGGS II. to get rid of have been but of Clinton. Mary Brazier, Mod euiton Highway sold, these items have been those Olen and Wendell Ilenderson. WRITE: Telephone 1199-R meat in civilian demand. It will Edwin Floyd. son of Mrs. Bess entered Murray col- Union City, 'Tenn. take much longer to get rid of Floyd, has o%kV htiAxS the remaining items. s lege fur his second semester in Box 487-T - engineering. • Care of Leader (S JOMPIW JIMMY! Mn,. Elwood Clark entered the NOW I KNOW/THEY'RE Fulton hospital Thursday after- PUMPS ON THE BACK noon and will undergo ari 111111110111.1111111 - )DRINKS lin Brat OF A SEA SERPENT/ Need A Plumber> SEVERAL DM'S SINCE OAKY AMIGA; fORNYSTAIDED RILL TO PADDLE M. R. Cagle Plumbing Shop A-1 CLEANERS THE CANOE ACROSS THE For A-1 Cleaning FACE'aa gkpert Stoker add Furnace Service 714E Ma? •.se 12 Midnight MEP MD ; • We Cltatt ond flock Men's Ptheathus NOW IIIMISE Traffic Light. STEM 206 Church Street Phone 399 215 Church Street Phone 906

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Page Four halton Daily Loader, Fulton, Kentaro), Monday Evening, June 9, 1947 Republicans Sa‘ 1 CLASSIFIED ADS Tillman !Wilding WA Y Poli I ica I Fences PROAD ASOMMAPNA•mm MAMMA By Jack O'Brian Wih,hinktial June 9- Wi- Service I roiu • Fee Sale • llem\ blieans accused President New York- The legitimate tie" shortly will journey to Lon- Tillman today of t rying to "build Pub SALE Used Rudy hot air stage beat politics by several don's West End with Margaret pulitleal Noires" in lib, Kansas light yearn in going global, in gullavali repeating the role she coal furnace, complete with FIRE and Auto Insurance. P. R. City speech outlining a broad blower A-1 condition. Harry fact no hate ago that no one on originated here several years Milford, Phone 107, Fulton, domestic welfare program and Ameri- Jat H. Murphy, Phone 434. 119-30tp Broadway, Including the vener- ago, There are dozens of Ky. criticiAng the OOP-controlled Kelcey Al- plays, old and new, in most 146-2tp appropria- :tblu deita of critics, can congre:,s for canine len, is able to remember offhand!i European countries, and even FOR prompt and efficient photo tions. To FOR SALE: Nice 2-wheel trail- the first foreign play to arrive Russia has been known to see, finithins bring your film to But Democrats took the view re. and ocen.lonally even admire, er. Also John Deere Model the Owl Photo Shop In the "H" tractor, full equipment, tlIP chief executive simply VW; an American dramatic import. Owl Drug Store. 136-tfe rest atin. his position on Piques Now every Broadway producur South America, Mexico, Auntra- Scl , Including planter. J. W. Heath, — - - Is hoppIng a plane or u bolt to Phone 190. ;46-Ste rolding the nation. lia, all are having a gander at SEE ME FOR CONCENTRATED h1:: theatrical' wares in Yankee theatricals, and the list Tc DDT. Also spraying homes. Pciu.tor laVorsholt lit-Idaho) d .olicton' 4 We:t End, Pitrif and of imports to theme Broadway PIANOS, new Spinets with told a reporter he thinkk the 'the rest of the Europeua drama knob, $499. Used Kimal. Phone 599. M. C Nall, 202 shores is too lengthy to list. 01 Third street, Fulton, Ky. country's reclamation program ei 'item Including, naturally, Suffice It to note that the Jesse Preach. ChIckerini. mentio.led ;.-pecificallv by the th, ticandinavittn. Edwards, 135-25tp. suitably named International In many Others. Harry President--han become involved The way this custom has crept Columbus Circle now 806 So. 9th street, Paducah, Theater on in politics "by those who are to definite actuality auddisnly is tenanted by "Alice in Wonder- phone 4431. 144-7tp SLIP COVERS and sewing. Call more interested in building occurred to me the other clay as Cr 665. 143-tfr land." adapted from the origin- political lonetn than they are in I browsed through the theatri- al English fairy tale by Eva Le Jac FOR SALE; Registered cocker building reclamation projects," cal advertisements of a fashion- spaniel puppies. Buff males ADDING MACHINES. TYPS Gailleont. and Florida Friebua, pal iti "It is tinfortin..de th a the able magazine. and acted by a cast including a and females. Price for immedi- WRITERS AND CASH REGIS. Who now wants re- Guild, once most BOUGHT-418K repaired President, The Theater beuutlful spirit from Brooklyn reslci ate sale. N. H. Barnette, 136 TERI! clamation projects built rapidly, progressive artistically but hard- Fonville avenue, Martin. Tenn, Office suppliee. FULTON OF- A sudden tornado cut through this northwest Pennsylvanis town of rehire!' leaving thew wreck. named Dambi Linn and an Eng- board thould have seen fit lust August ly more than a careful corpor- lish lady of hefty artistic repute, Inn n 143-4tp FICE SUPPLY COMPANY, lid and twisted homes. Four were killed in Sharon and 45 injured. develop- Phone la. to freeze reclamation ate arch-conservative commer- Miss Marearet Webster, daugh- setc ment by an executive order ty.• cially, was the proud advertiser ter of a Dame. no less: Dame 110114 SALE: One electric COM- 60 per veht of the hindi Wiring, Radio Repair. LOOK I LOOK LOOK! Then Ina ufi of its International %Noires. May Whitty, to be exact. That faultl,fuetrfitell Cola box; one Coca-Cola ice Appliances, Wall Street Report Louisville Mercantile for mnstruction," Dwurst,ok tic- WI; one beer dispenser. tag 'and Sport Goods. CITY act, Saturday, June the 14th, Eugene O'Nelli's 'The Iceman global enough for you? , 2:30 p. m. The home and 15 Ky . June 9-i/11- dared. Cometh," traveling somewhere a Smoke House. 142-6tp ELECTRIC COMPANY, MOB New York, June 9-1m)-The Commercial, Phone 401. 1119-tfe I acres belonging to W. A. Pow- Lou Inv i I le stealer boying prices between Ohio and Missouri, led eptoisuletili ell and wife. Sella at AUC- stock market followed a narrow averaged by members of the the list of the Guild's offerings, Hock Spring News PIANOS in good condition, in- course today with no apparent Housing Expediter cluding one Steinway, beauti- MIMEOGRAPHING: Letters, TION. One-half cash, balance Louisville mercalii erchatute and in order beneath were an- Mr cards, programs, eta. Mary good terms or all cash to suit direction. follow that Ina Claire in Mrs. Cohen Brown and Mrs. ful tone; one Chickering Office Should Go, nouncements ball i Burton, phone Clinton 2661 buyer. The house and lot sells, The ticker tape halted fre- "The Fatal Weakness" was at Emily Batts visited Mrs. Her- studio Mae, looks like new. A. quently after a quiet opening Eggs -current receipts 55 lbs man Elliott, Tuesday afternoon. W. Wheeler, 517 8. 3rd street, MOTHER BURTON'S cur!. then the fifteen acres. Then House (tromp Says the Selwyn Theater in Chicago, math SHOP. 17tfe all together. Best price to go. Dealings continued on a selec- up 36, stadards' 36 extras 39 "Oklahoma?" was at the St. Mrs. Ells Veatch spent Tues- huthave ii Mayfield, Ky. Phone 397.W. tive basis, IMO I Alla register- small eggs 22 day afternoon with Mrs. Willie 134-14tc. Property is located four miles Washington, June 9-1/11- James Theater on West 44th Martmf7 A SINGER SEWING MACHTNi out from Union City. Go ing moderate improvement. Near Ruth McClannahan. COMPANY representative will three Broilers '1 1-2 lbs up 35; hens A recommendation that the Of- Street. "Oklahoma!" in carbon SALE: Six 60-pound miles on Woodland Mills high- midday price changes were well copy was somewhere in Omaha Miss Rachel Hardison was Ms- TOR. be in Fulton every Wednesday 5 lbs up 22; leghorn hens IS; fice of Federal Housing Expedit- Shoates. H. D. Stanfield, way, then one mile west to mixed and generally limited to and Indiana, and another ditto massed from the Fulton hospital Abile at the Firestone Store, 412 Lake fractions. old er be abolished came todsy from Wedneaday. Phone 922 or 933. 145-31p Burbesville. The five home roosters 1U; stage 10; geese Appropriations Com- "Oklahoma!" exclamation point Street. We are equipped to re- Commission houses reported the House sites. The fourth home is one 8 lbs 12, guineas each )(ad) 50 mittee. and all was settled nicely, thank Max scien pair any make sewing machine. sells. Oo look at customers held to a cautious at- Phillip Brown visited 7-30 Farmall for sale. Steel back All phone calls his great you, at London's Drury Lane Veatch Tuesday. • wheels, rubber front wheels. taken cars of home outfit. It sells. Capt. W. titude while the outcome of tax housing agency was set promptly. Call 10. We also pay The Theater, where parenthetically 1930 And equipment. Reasonable R. Manley. Auctioneer. 147.3tc reduction and labor legislation up in 1945 with powers to con- It has won some of the fanciest Mrs. Lucy Turner anti Mr3. cash for used Sinerers. Willie Ruth McCiannahan.r weuit price. On Mark Bynum farm, on the President's desk remain- trol use of building m terials and critical clescriptives of a genera- he ci 344 miles west of Kerby's ed undetermined. Some profes- to :nuke government payments tion. spent Thursday afternoon WWI • Business Opportunities sional bidding was Mrs. Nina Moore mut family. store, off Fulton-Clinton high- PRIMARY RACE attributed to to producers who would increase The Guild Rho listed "Jane" Lbalieba belief a summer upturn was to Copcien spent way. 147-2tp. GET INTO venetian blind busi- LINES their Output of such things as as one of its London 'properties, Mrs. Nora ness. DRAWN be expected. brick, tile, lumber and otber at the Aldwych Theater, and re- Thursday afternoon with Mrs Large demand. Profit- (Continued from rage Om) He Pryers For Sale: Any size. Also able. Small investment. Seeking higher levels were building Materials. The Idea Was turned to Broadway with "Car- May Hardison and family. new honey. Call or see Gus Prompt made-to-order deliver- Santa Fe. New York Central, to see that more materials were ousel," the list's final paid en- Mr.. John M.•Clannahan spent i ld Browder, Phone 4502. 147-6tp ies. Excellent quality. Write Republicans-Elmer C. Ro- Southern Pacific. Chesapeake & produced and that they were try, its delights duly noted anti Friday with Mrs. Virgil Mc- berts, Campton: Leer Buckley, elfin(atif It for particulars. Humphrey Ohio. Standard Oil IN.J 1. Amer- used to Ina relieve :musing cast and authorship neatly iden-Slannahan who still remains in n C FULL BLOODED COCKER Products, Wichita, Kansas. Lexington; William Dixon, Woo- ican Smelting, Goodrich, Cerro shortage. tified This makes a total of two-the Haws Memorial hospital. SPANIELS for ten; James u Ft sale. See Mary 147-1to. T. Philpott, Tomp- De Pasco, Du Pont and J. I. Oase. The Appropriations Commit- Theater Guild productions on Mr. and Mrs. Watts and child- Latham, 119 Paschall. 147-3tp Idrisville. Retreating at Th. times were Amer- tee said the program "has not BroadwayrettanndtThis tivep uorowlinignegisoe-f ren, of near Fulton, visited Mr. tows. Secretary of State ican Telephone, Bethlehem, been successful." Moreover, it where. end Mrs. Onion Hardison Sun- • For Rent Chrysler, United Musrr Democrats-H. T. (Hub) Pe,- Aircraft, Elec- said the prorpect now If for burgeoning day. his tric Pow St Light and Republic materials. in world travel not con- .Lartsk. anti Mrs Alien Cooper FOR RENT: One 3-room apart dew. Frankfort; Miss Ora L. Ad- plenty of building stage is Dab ment. Also some lots for sale. ams, Harrodsburg; T. H (Fat- Steel. the near future. It proposed the fined to the Guild alone. "Life spent ThEilunr,;(cilr:It y wciutpeh ieMandnr. sid Bonds were mixed Mrs. EOM. E. H. Mainline, E. State Line. ty) Holbrook, Olive Hill; O. G. and cotton agency begin winding up its af- With Fathers" is an Imminent 1114* 144-Up Hatcher, Ashland, narrow. fairs at the end of this month. London arrival, as IA "Annie Get family. Gun." "Born Yesterday" is Republicans-E. E. Hughes, Your tint ELECTRIC floor polisher for Smithland; Mrs. Warren T. At 24 years of age Alexander nicely settled there as a smash Mozart gave his first concert sadata rent by the day. McDade Fur- Stone, Leitchfield. Livestock Market the Great conquered the world. hit, and '''The Voice of the 'Fur- at the age of 6. niture Co. Phone 905. WON 136-tfc. Treasurer National Stockyards. Ill., June Democrats-George H. Love- I 9-0M--( USDA(-Hogs, 14,000; „S I% EILLaYINO rooms for men only. lace, Barlow; Mrs. Forrest O. market fairly active; barrows ition.((13710aTerniithiiii Lasand Jewell. 315 Carr street, Fields. Olive Hill; Chafles Rich- and gilts steady to 35 lower than Psone 177. 136-tfe. ardson. Mt. Sterling; Joseph Friday's average; weights under ifovire Invited lb dn,l,gBpohei, W. Schneider, Covington; Wil- 160 lbs mostly steady; sows 25 to • Miscellaneous liam O'Connor, Jackson; Henry 50 lower; bulk of good and Clay choice S0-240 lbs 23.75-24.25; RUBBER STAMPS for sale. All Stephens, Prestonsburg: 'ARS, Edward F. Seller, Louisville. top 24.25; 250-270 lbs 23.00-76; dealt kinds and sizes. Stamp pads 270-300 lbs 21.50,2325; 130-150 too. Let us serve you. LEADER Republicans-Charles B. Ne- .01,1DS, ville, Park City; 8. Byrd Allen. lbs 22.00-23.75; 100-120 lb pigs secre Office. Phone 30 or 1100. House and Salyeraville; C. A. Mains, Louis- 19.00-21.25; good 270-500 lb sows OurDpen 'LIDS and !PLANNING a trip to Reelfoot ville. 18.75-19.75; few 20.00: heavier elect !Staab•r s Lake or Kentucky Lake? Hav- weights 17.75-18.50; stags mostly Superintendent of Public 14.50-16.50. iti ing transportation trouble? If Instruction Featuring Today's so, call Taxi 187 and solee Cattle, 6,000; calves, 1,700; Democrats-Boswell B. Hodg- caAMi.pol your problem. 140-12tc kin, Winchester; Elbert Rhey opening trade somewhat slow on steers; few good to choice loads al 4connIng Success Mills, Clinton; Roy McDonald, her • Notion Cadiz; M. J. Clarke, Louisville; steady at 25.00-26.00; latter follow Mitehell Davis, Glasgow. prim on lightweight yearling la, when you steers; good to choice heifers instructions in the Ball AUCTION sale Thursday, June Republicans-Follis L. Stamps, FORD Kt and mixed yearlings 23.00-25.00; finer 12, 1:00 p. m. Household goods, Jeffersontown; Robert H. Shav- hue Book. Buy one at cows and calves, 6 yearlings, 2 er, Powderly; W. M. (Bill) Blush- these steady, but medium grades your grocer's or send sows and 15 pigs. 8 shoats, 2 er. Pinsville. somewhat slow; shipper demand 110118014 Pa moving some COWS steady, but MSS MOM • 104 with name and mares, 2 young horses, 263/4 Commissioner of Agriculture acres land, nice building site. little action on canners and Danville, Ky.,-Miss Mary Jee- to: Democrats-Woodrow Wilson oddress 24 miles out on Martin high- Friend. Pikeville; cutters; bullsatctive and strong see Hobson of Pikeville, a senior est eu rebviict' W. T. Forsee. to 25 higher; good beef bulls to (Mu 410114111 COMPANY way. H. A. Brooks, owner. Owenton; Harry F. Walters, student at Centre's College for as a Charles W. Burrow, auction- 17.50; sausage bulls downward Women, will he crowned queen s teprnesai Mead*, lodkma Shelbyville; Blaine Short, Camp- from 17.00; eer. 147-2tp. bellsville. vealers steady to 1.00 of Centre's 44th Annual Carni- higher; good and choice 23.00- val in Farris Stadium the night Stag Republicans-Samuel R 27.00; medium largely Guard, Louisville; Clyde D. Bur- 16.00- of June 13, during the 1947 com- icrmbtal 22.00. mencement of the college. out 1 den, Spring Lick; Frank Irwin, Sheep, 3,000; Morgantield. early sales limited to few lots good and The crowning of the caleen, Stott Railroad Commissioners choice clipped lambs mostly no. with the coronation ball that Come On In First District Democrats-Ray 1 and 2 pelts about steady at follows, marks the climax of the °13:11 S. Smith and A. A. (Pont) Nil- 21.00-22.00. year's social season. Stone, Smiths Grove; Paul J. Loengienusi son, both of Benton; Jesse The Water's Fine ••••••••1111111••••••■•••••••••••••■•■••rs Durbin, Fulton. II sa strui Republicans-None. • • Harvey M. Pewitt, Fulton s • : county, is unopposed for De- a mocratic nomination to the • Wdt SUNNY DIP State House of Representatives, :II s a:mnmot which includes Fulton and a is Hickman counties. No Republi- • • can has entered this race. • In the Second House District, • Btorn II The welcome mat is out .. .we've spruced Of course, you know already that Ford SWIMMING POOL composed of Ballard and Carlisle 1 NI counties, the following Demo- Wallpaper up our showroom ... we're having an "Open gives you the only power-choice in the low- • • crats are in the race: J. J. Will- • , • House" Party now for you and all our friends. priced field ... famed Ford V-8 or brilliant ett, Milburn; Herman C. Ward, III ti' The reason is a good one. Today's Ford has Ford Six...: dRWthhrileer Norman Street—acroam front lee Bardwell; Davis Moore, Bard- 111. • Plant well; Edgar L. Thompson, Wick- • For Every Room • some new features we're certain you'll want And you've heard about Ford's "Life- aid: liffe. There is no Republican • • to see! guard" body and "King-size" brakes ... and said candidate. • In The House s all the other reasons why "Ford's Out Front." seve • For one, a choice of ten bright new colors. rock (9 A. M. to 11:30 A. M. Charles C. Waggoner,•• May- So accept this invitation as soon as you field, has no opponent from • Fast Colors •s For another, a nesvka styled instrument can. Come to our "Open House." Bring your Hours:), 1 P. M.to 5 P. M. either party for First District • parteL family. You'll all enjoy Li State us It, we're sure. And Senator. Mr. Waggoner, a And new front-end appearance : new ing ( 7 P. M.to 9 P. M. Democrat, seeks re-election. • we'll enjoy meeting you and showing you . beauty inside and out... a longer,lower look! why "Ford's Out by A. L. "Chick" Love, Kuttawa,•E 25c,, 35c,,45c a Front." Chu and George Ed Overby, Murray, • are • per roll P.S. Till the Ford In your future arrives, bring the Ford in your present'back home" to us for Genuine Ford Service! shit Manager: Mrs. L. running for Third District • a • inte C. Logan State Senator. Their district in- • a cludes Caldwell, Calloway, Crit- • a tenden, Lyon and Trigg counties. a is H. Lifeguard: Tip Nelms a • s 7 a lint? Poland's First Postwar a a Lou, Mat Fair Is Well Attended • • • Candy and Cold Drinks • FULTON WALLPAPyt • posF • log Poznan-Oa- Poland's first • • Huddleston Motor Co. postwar international fair here •s AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. • In : Adults (over 17), 39e; Children, 19c attracted 363,000 visitors during coul Adm: • 31114 Walnut Phone ita • Plume 12 Fulton, Kentucky a week's run. A dozen European • wat, countries were represented. cut IP••••••Nosansumm••••••••••••••••••1 hole •

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