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'it portable FORECAST: id forms call Kentucky—Fair and somewhat cooler tonight: Sunday increas- ga.' ing cloudiness a ith little change in temperature. ulIp robtr _ 118 lay volume XLFill Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Saturday Evening. April 12, 1947 Five CP- t, .ity U.S. Observes Hehiiid Ilim.Two Years Youth Arrested House Grou Fit1ton County 006*`.6,1trilie Enters Sixth Day; Anniversary of In Rives Thefts, Approves Bill Doubles Quota Union Settles Down For Siege;

Farnihand Confesses •I Easter Seals Sales FDR's Death To Mon Sheriff; o Stop ntrikes isie, S I 000 Look To Govt. For Next Move Plan Ceremonies Hearing Yesterday Cl() Organizes Q1110i1I SlaZ) Adm. Officials Union City, Tenn.. April 12-4 FIllt011 C0100 (!. ion; to W. Kentucky Press At Hyde Park A young farmhand, a native of Labor Opposition the Easter 81;11s C.!:A 0311411 Talk Priratel ott the cpai a a. 00, Ohio and on parole from that , and a check for aleta aa was Meets Ma Gor*t. Seizure For IT(i r Pres. state. has confesaed to a series To Legislation ()I mailed to the Ken tu k sa-iet y lern. the business sec- of burglaries in for (7ripreed Children 10 Editors Present tion of Rives Wednesday night 441'S SW I FT1.1( FIRST BREAK IN N. Y. TRUMAN CARRIES ON dtty. that netted him a total of leas Washington. April Mayfield. April 12 Ma* field 12— tale— Hyde Park, N. Y., April 12-a 12--1.41- - Rube McKnight. taiwe s • Wamington. Atari! than $10 sheriff's officers hays Organized CIO opposition to la will be host to the West Kentucky VP)—The nation today observes - man of the drive, in a a alsini Collapse of negotiations to end revealed. bor legislation shaping up in secorsd anniveaaary of yesterday said, woaat Press Association nutting tbe important long lines por- the both House and Senate appear:al Franklin D. Roosevelt's death, The youth. William Samuel; express my appreeiinioa lie Le Mad hese this afternoon and . non of the cross-country tele- in the offing today. • look- with ceremonies planned at the Hall 17 of 51 Chestnut street 1.1.enin at the Hall hotel. Neu s- phone tieup left both sides Labor committees of both far old Hudson River Valley mans- Niles. 0.. was arrested at about Easter Seals campaitto :hair papers It, fourteen Western ing to the government for the branches are about ready 'a time and efforts, owl ta the ion which he had hoped to en- 1 p. in. Thursday by Chief De- ,unties will he rep- • next meve today. scnt drafts of their to tha Kentiickv joy in retirement. puty Sheriff Elbert Burcharn at' people o u COUll 1, 01 resented. vith rcservations v- "We're settling down for a Senate and House floors for contribinions sad the farm home of Chester Phe-1 their generous ing been insak. for about 40 loag strike.- said President On flagstoned portico, a early action, the bus. near Rives. where the boy voluntary response. editors and It NT1C rs. Istwrence Joseph A. Benne of the National of the Both bills have drawn fire $501 Ott alavorite lounging place had been workine since last! As our quota was telly Turner. editor of the Hickman Federation ot Telephone Work- pro- from the CIO. %stitch has Chris., `Tate president, a memorial I Saturday. for Fulton County. WO are hap- County Gazette, is president of l ers. the war councils on tap for today gram will be broadcast to py to report to you that our groap YoungHall appeared in a , the Both Beirne anc; officials of nation over three network. BULLETIN final figures show that we re- At a tanner, to be held at 7 MSC) from 330 to preliminary hearing before Mag- 8100 92. the manunoth Bell Telephone INBC, ABC. Washington, April ceived front all sources o'clock, T. P Smith. noted after- istrate Fletcher Tate at 2 p. by System left the door open for •11:45 p. m. (CST). The House Labor Committt exceedina our qua's better dinner speaker. wal address the President Truman, who suc- yesterday on charges of house- than 100.'; ." continued government efforts to formally approved today, 18 to : gal hell loci. ceeded the cares of Mr. breaking and larceny. as Fulton end the dispute over wages and to I. a bill to clamp sharp re- f R. Hogan served , The business session will open Roosevelt's office two years ago chairman of the drive and the other contract demands. Mr. Burcham said that the strictions on strikes and la- at 2 o'clock. and from 4:30 until today, will speak from Kansas Rotary Club was the , sponsor. youth had made a full confea- Ina unions. 5 o'clock a round-table discus- Administration officials talk- City in tribute to his predeces- Rotanians worked the business Won to the Rives burglaries fol.! It took the Committee only Ion will be broadcast over radio ed privately of possible seizure sor. districtd ••• • . lowing his arrest. The series of eight minutes for the final station WKTM. ! of the industry by Pre.sident TO KEEP From the portico, only a up from desk work with a mea_ excellent, President Harry S. Truman looks three burglaries and an attempt- surevy et rIidit,aihoyar. approved&uy the , Truman under provisions of the stonets throw from the mese Hickman, Mrs. Walker Hyde smile at the White House offices. The president is finishing ed entry into another store net- Hi all details At 1 Federal Communications Act, CELLAR! garden where the president was was the chairman, and the Wo- his second year in office since the death of Franklin D. Roose- ted $9.15. a flashlight, a pair of but they showed little enthusi- a buried, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt Civic Club sponsored the Kentark Today 12, driver and some Chairman Hartley 4R-Nai man's asm for this solution. of the velt on April 1945. pliers, a screw and former Secretary told reporters there will be nil campaign. A total of $390.67 was Secretary of Labor Schwel- will 4s candy bars. By The Associated Press Treasury Henry Morgenthau •H•souubssetan tialchwanhgeens" the donated by Hickman. lenbach weighed his reply to a broadcast Hall threw three rolls of pen. I floor the Murray--Murray State Teach- proposal by the NFTW's whey special guests Mr. Will9 Beloved Of Students9 Two hundred flies and a flashlight taken front! comes up for debate next M ers College is accredited full and ;committee that the government have been invited. But the na- the Rives postoffice into thS1 Tuesday. rs. Royster has received no official warning I sponsor a face-to-face meeting service, which com- tional park city pond at Rives, Burcham, from the American Association I between union leaders and top pletes today its first year as Is Gone But Not Fortiotten and Sunday. including a mass id The young burglar said 1 ; of Teachers College:: or from I officials of the American Tel.- historic meeting Sunday of 250 delegates administrator of the that he had always wanted a 1 the Southern Asaociation of Col - 'phone and Telegraph Company, several thousand I My Mary E. Parham . chewed my first piece of a gun ' from all CIO unions. Dies Last Ni Edit site, expects pistol and was seeking e, ' eges and Secondry Schools, Dr. with press anU radio reporters other visitors win hear the pro- bubble. Except for a formal and final t tvr•ci the new Mr. Will Willingham, who Is in the Wednesday night break-1 ,I Ralph H. Woods, Murray Presi- invited. art =slut dr Na... gram from the lawn before the Then as times passe& seasons ins. ! vote today, the House Commit- Funeral Services To Be an outsanding person in Fulton's , I dent, stated yesterday. His So far there has been ito meet- Compl•te house. .. tee has completed action on a . *New "a inalsol- memory. ia gone but not for- • changed, and we all grew older, Stolidity Afternoon At 4 I statement was made in response . between Beirne and C. F. you. Atul than'. president of the I According to the story reconsj bill designed to ban or restrict ing Morgenthau, gotten by many people. both I can remember him whistling 'to published reports that some T. vice president ▪ "AL...." pia. structed by the sheriff's office. I many present union practices. AI The Remidenee Craig. A T. & as to Itmat Ittut.titat Franklin D. Roosevelt memorial slid old. Will will that same tune over and over colleges might . Young Mr. Obion The group completed a section- , state teachers who helped bring off a settle- emty totr• ount• foundation, is expected to all- worked in his young Hall came to 79. died standing. me(luau/ 3,11141= ' be remembered by the school each day as he Mrs J F. Royster, lose their accredited of last year's threatened a series of undertak- , county last Saturday fit= hi,' by-section vote on the bill yes- mein tigbi oww. ' staidenLs• of Carr Instiute and yard and I sat in Mrs. Trevor last night at midnight at her with the associations. telephone walkout 25 minutes ings which the foundation will home in Ohio. He had worked, terday. ; Fulton high school a.s the Whayne's algebra class my home on Carr street after a it was scheduled to be- in memory of the war- on the Phebus farm for a whiles The House bill would ban the ; before abonaor 1 cheery old man who lived freshman year. until I reached lingering illness. conferred several last summer and obtained a i closed shop. industry-wide bas- Levington—Passible ,olans for ' gin. Craig has time president. across the street from the , Mrs. aVhayne's chemistry class, Dukedom. ---- with Labor De- 1 position again as a farmhand , gaining. jurisdictional strikes, She was born at :Lexington public ti me., privately schools. my senior year. daughter of PM--Iemploying ) 4 Mr. Phebus. ' mass picketing, secondary boy- Tenn.. and Wa., the more than 1IL Partment officials. Washington, April 12--(41P1— I will always remem- ! Mr. Will was haat a part of with school teachers I know I cotts and 'union political con- Mr. and Mrs. William Pleas Tay- year are Meantime in upstate New Feeling fine and looking fit. each school kid's growing up. schcol months of etich ber my first day as a green, A complete check of the burgls It also permit tor. committee , York a strike of maintenance President Truman today began school day • s 1 tributions. would, to be attached by 1, Ifttle,t first grader oasociated He fitted in every sales Wednesday night revealea . was a member of the against the his third year in office with a many 04 government action to hall She authorised by the'S Lexington ! and plant emoloyes with AIL Will's grocery store. affair. You cap recall the that Hall had taken $6.45 . 1NY to visit his 04-year old mother atrikas affecting thS national Methodist, climatal to Hickman WhIC3tien sivociathin. s ;New York Telephone company There along with many others Friday nights he Look up tickets nickels and dimes and three rolls agreement GOGHS who is bedridden with a fractur- welfare. where .F he used for awhile be- S was settled with an I ate myself into misery and at the basketball games. f pennies i $1 50 for a $12 ed hip. A RepublIcan-colation is in fore coming to Fulton 48 years ' to arbitrate a demand •411 It just won't seem right next 1 and the flashlight from the Lexington -- Urinalyses of . The president left Washing- the saddle in the Senate Corr - ago to make her permanent weekly wage hike. year not to see him standing , Rives postofflee; 81.20 in change I patients, taken with- ton at 7:10 a. m., ICSTI in his mittee where a milder bill sup- home. She was an active mem- narcotic Company spokesmen hailed Man O'War Made there. The school students in the , from the Farmers and Merchants I until warning of intent, can be personal plane, the Sacred Cow. pears in the making. The group ber of local civic clubs her out the development ,as the "first classes of 1948 will miss him ' Bank, and the wire pliers and 1 as evidence in a ' He told reporters during a 15 , agreed on some portions of the health began to fall introduced ' break' in the nationwide strike. Honorary Colonel and so will we. I screw driver from the Jennings' smuggling case, Federal • minute wait before taking off measure yesterday, then recess- Mrs. Royster was preceded in dope The settlement affects only 1 service station. . H. Church Ford ruled that he was feeling fine and I ed for the week end. death several years ago by her Judge I plant and maintenance workers In First Cavalry The question was noted that crises are haat about Chairman Ttaf IR-Oh101 said husband. J. F. Royster. a prom- yesterday. outside of New York City. Chase raised in a case invo7ving two as numeours today as they were Tokyo, April 12—(Aa—The "Girls" . the Senate Committee approa- inent merchant of Fulton. She' New Jersey's governor. Alfred I defendants charged with illegally two years ago when he succeed- famous thoroughbred Man U.S. Machine Too ed a ban on the closed shop and. is survived b3 two daughters E. Driscoll. was hopeful flue Possessing narcotics at the U. ed the late President Rooaevelt CrWar became an honorary like the House Committee, (ay- Mary Royster of Fulton and Mrs. full telephone service will be Public Health Service Bus- upon the latter's death. colonel in the First Cavalry Old Uncle Dan Big For French ored permitting the union shop Harvyl Boaz of Paducah: two S. restored in his state shortly pital near here. —Accompanying the president Division today. under certain conditions. No do- sons. George Alley of Fulton . ; pending oalconie of a test of A 30-„on on anto-pubilc in his personal plane on his A 90-piece band under Chief 44) Would-Be Brides Cherbourg —tea— dation was reached outlawing and James Forster of Danville: New Jersey's new Arnerisa and George Al- law. Striking switch- third trip to Grandview since Warrant Officer Ralph H. machine, made in industry-wide bargaining--Op- four grand children. , Frankfort—V. A. (Bali Phil- utility Fail Requirements; for u.se in the coalition. of Mem- are challenging his mother war injured Feb. 13, Chireh of Philadelphia played shipped to France posed by the ley. Jr., and Jane Alley lips. Loulsvall, entered his can- board operators factory, Thomas of the new were presidential secretaries ea the division's commander, Oldest Is Only 100 Renault automobile Senator ID-Utahl phi, Millie Ann Boaz of Pa- didacy for the Democratic no- ,1 constitutionality they ' Charles G. Ross and Matthew Mtj Gen. William Chase, un- stumped engineers after said the voting frequently saw ducah and Mary Ann Royster min ition for state auditor yes- state law. South Bend, Ind., April 12-1 ship. iid he hoped that Connelly; a personal secretary, folded a special blanket made unloaded it from the Republican Senators Ives (NY).! of Danville. one sister, Mrs. H. terday. Formerly a resident of , Driscoll s ala—The marital pressure is On I NFTW officials Miss Rose Conway, and Major for Man O'War from the saddle. Aiken 'VT and Morse e 1B. Davis of Grand Prairie, Texas,!Princeton. Phillips was a state a meeting of Uncle Dan Young, but nary a The railroads were unable to mediation board General Harry H. Vaughan, blanket of a captured Japanese I joining Democrats Hill !ALA., and two great-grandchildren. senator in 1940 and 1942 and 1 with state one of some 40 would-be brides transport it in one piece, and 4Mont Alley of Walter T. Margetts, military aide. general. The blanket sports two Pepper. IFIaI, Murray i.1George and Ronnie has, served as chiet and assist- iChairman meets his rigid first requirement the engineers were afraid that be arranged today. After visiting his mother, he enormous eagles, symbol of the Ellender ,Lai and Thomas. Onlademphis. ! ant clerk its the senate.' ;Jr.. could —That she be 103 years old. , bridges would break down un- union allowed will motor to the Muehlebach colonel's rank, and the First the other side were Republicans Funeral services, while not yet Frankfort--Vaughan Lee Mc- The long lines der its weightif it were carried Minnl. Jenner ilncla , complete. will be held Sunday the midnight deadline set by hotel in Kansas City to make a Cavalry division's black and The hard-to-please bachelor Taft, Ball Coy, Hi Hat. Floyd county. filed by truck. at the A. T. & T.—parent of the brief radar) address (3:40 p. m. gold insigne. celebrated his own 103rd birth- Smith !NJ' and Donenn th4o1.1 afternoon at 4 o'clock for Republican nomination to the be at Fair- System—to pass without CST) as part of the memorial Chase presented toe blanket day anniversary two weeks ago. Despite snow and ice on the Thomas said Ellender sometimes I residence Burial will the state senate in tile 29th =- Bell Hornbeak accepting what was described as # exercises commemorating the to Mrs. Clyde E. Lampkin of It was an occasion for talking road, however, the engineers had swung over to the Republican !view cemetery with Viet, Floyd. Knott and Martin ' the company's "final proposal" second anniversary of Franklin Louisville, Ky., and Mrs. Robert with news reporters, he discussed to chance it and using a captur- side. • I Funeral Home in charge. counties. for settling the strike on its D. Roosevelt's death. C. Stite of Henderson. Ky., matrimony, among other things. ed Germany artillery transport long lines division. Mr. Truman will visit his wives of First Cavalry division He remarked casually that he and tractor they virtually inch- Aid For Trapped Wreck Victims paper on the While this division includes mother again Sunday and leave men, who will mall it to the would confider marriage if a ed their way to the capital. The Louisville—A ultraviolet phosphors only 20.000 of the 300,000 odd for Washington in the after- United States. woman his own age came along. bridges held up. The 220 mile subject of Dr. II. C. tome- , they are re- noon. trip took four days and a half to was presented by NPTIN members, the National in the The statement was published. the factory gate, where a wheel Itch of Cleveland to garded as key figures ACQUITTED Society meet- I Uncle Dan had forgotten about broke under the machine's Electrochemical str4.heke. VFW Ball Team It when letters started pouring log here yesterday. He said the I A. T. & T. had told the ✓ weight Just as it arrived. 1947 in from would-be brides rang- phosphors can be used against ! American Union of Telephone To Play Mayfield ing in age from 42 to 100, Then the Renault people the counterfeit money racket and 1 Workers, the NFTW's affiliate The varied responses listed found they didn't have a doer added it Was used successfully for long distance employes. that bring the machine fake ration coupons. Unless the offer was taken up Here Tomorrmo qualifications and, sometimes, big enough to to detect 4 conditions for acceptance. through and had to batter down by midnight, it would be with- and Fulton's VFW basepall team A Manhattan. Kans., woman a wall to get it installed. drawn. 'once Frankfort—Gov. Simeon Willis opens the season tomorrow af- wrote: "I am 99 and earning "Then I suppose we will have Valve- Rental Manley justice I a ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Fair- my own living doing art work." appointed to start all over again." said the peace of Critteoden field park against the strong From a Boston woman: "I am of George S Drina. assistant vice- ft-Master King Of England magisterial dis- Mayfield Clothiers. just 100 and as spry as a spring county's eighth president of the A. T. & T. long succeeds J. R.1 chicken. Please send me a pig trict. Manley lines department and chief Finds Pen Pal resigned. Fulton's tentative lineup puts from your farm, or bring one Travis, who spokesman for the company in Frankum at and, Greer at u, If you visit here." free- ! those strategic negotiations. Welions at 1st, Owen at 3rd, King For Veteran Lagrange—The medal of A 88-year-oid Springfield, to J. John J. Morgan, president of behind the plate, and Fry. Ayres dom hay been awarded Ohio. widow, said. 'will con- son of the long lines union. said "We'll and McAlister in the outfield. New Wilmington. Pa.,—(W'— Virgil Proctor, Lexington, sider a man of your age if he's !Just have to atand by and see The is as yet not select- Wallace Abel, Uniontown, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Proctor, a good man. If you saw me, presented at what happens now." ed, but the team has four good was veteran now studying jour- Lagrange. It was you wouldn't want a lady of headquarters Moran and Drina reached a hurlers to call on for mound nalism at Westminister College, Army Air forces 85 or 95." Proctor's I tentative agreement Wednesday duty in Ruddle Hamen. Welions has renewed a pre-war cor- in Washhig Lon for A spinster in Bethlehem. Pa., respondence with a British "pen- civilian service with the opera- , night on arbitration of wages and Nelms I could and several a.sanciated issues - also 88, said, "widowers par—thanks to the help of tion analysis Neet1011. head- I Positive the ten basic demands All Fulton players are asked have plenty, but I want a bache- King George VI of England quarters 20th Air Force, in the I among long lines union shares with lc Brakes to be at the park at 12:30 to lor." Some years ago Abel secured Marianas, during operation a- i the Mich.. in- its fellow strikers across the U. draw their uniforms. All base- A letter from Flint. the name of Kenneth Kirby. of gainst the Japanese in 1945. I also agreed on wffat to ball fans are urged to come out cluded the warning, "Life is Stretford, Manchester, England. S. They delay." do about 81 other issues which and see this first game to be short at the best, so don't from the "pen pal" section of a Whitesburg- A circuit court involved only the long lines # played in Fulton this year Mrs. Lottle (Tot) Lockman. 83- comic book, but they lost track convicted Harlis Fleming. workers. year-old housekeeper, stands up Loop Movie House GiVPil of each other during the war Nor 119. son of a former Jenkins po- But the whole proposal had in court at Madison. Ind., to re- Following his discharge from Three Million Poles Out Tickets and Peanuts lice chief, on a charge of rob- to meet the approval of the Jefferson service. Abel attempted to re- ceive the verdict of • and fixed his sentence at 49-member policy com- Drawn Insurance Benefits Chicago—talaa-One loop movie new the correspondence, but all bery NFTW's Circuit Court jury that acquitted two years' imprisonment. He niittee. Moran warned, or the house is well patronized by pige- his letters were returned. Fat- Hospital physicians administer opiates and blood plasma to Warsaw—I')—The newspaper her of a charge that she at- was accused of stealing $54 to long distance operators would ons as well as people When the ally he wrote directly to King two men trapped in wreckage when a heavy trailer truck Robotnik said over 3,000 000 tempted to murder Mrs. Mayme $58 Irons Houston Cantrill at remain on the picket lines. The ticket seller. Margaret Mating. George and within a few weeks •afety zone marker at Cleveland. Ohio, Frank Polish workers now are receiv- of her employer, crashed into a the Jenkins ball park last may policy committee withheld ap- MeoCnnell, wife Isn't busy with the earth custom- received Kirby's aerial number ing social insarance benefits Price. 24, Fast Pembroke, N. Y., driver of the truck whose lex proval, saying it W22 contrary Ifisy poisoning. After hearing the it as an Ran Tackett. 20, indicted jointly are era, site shoves peanuts through with instructions to use the was dead when he was freed one These employed by 143.000 Lockman shook the protrudes from wreckage with Fleming. pleaded guinY to policy to agree to arbitrate 1NY verdict, Mrs. the wicket for the birds She address. `‘, different institutiona Or enter- hour after the accident. Harold H. Howell (not shown), a pass- and also was sentenced to two juror. hands and then burst in- gives away two or three bags Abel and Kirby are again ex- prises Employers pay most of enger, later underwent amputation of his left ler. years in prison. (continued em Page-3) the insurance charges. to tears. a day, changing letters. •

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earl NO Poison Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky Saturday Evening, 4pril 12, 1917 • 7111111:116111111.1 Hustles Again raltou Daily rt4tir Cherboura Port ATTENTION! DAILY SINCE 1898 e, Cherbourg —(A5)— Cherbourg We would like to announce that PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Main Street, Fulton, Kentucky. rapidly is regaining her pre-war we are now open N Lag Iv AAAAA DORAN llapp bustle and Importance. WT ICLO AUSTIN ADKISSON MUSIC DEPARTMENT DOOR REVIEW CLUB FU•LISHCR MANASINO EDITOR goiecin HOLDS REGULAR MEETING TO MEET IN UNION CITY With Havre now dropped as 24 HOURS DAILY Entered as second class matter at Fulton, Kentucky, under act of Congress of March 1, 1879. The Union City review club the French port for the big pas- The Male Department of tha extends a cordial invitation to senger ships, more iisseht ships ti •LISSCRIPTION AAAAA 3 SEC RATE SOX IN CLASSIFIED SECTION. Fulton Woman's Club met at all Fulton ladies to be present also are putting in here. 38 or at an open meeting of the club Owen & Boggess Service Station aisvanriessm AAAAA IDUIRMITTED ON RESUEST. Plains 1300 the club home Wednesday af- Eight or more large American ternoon at 3 o'clock. Hostesses to be held in the First Methodist ships are almost constantly tied NUMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for Can and State Line Phone 507 for the afternoon w:re Mes- church in Union City, Tuesday, up and being unloaded at the reproduction paper the local news of all news dispatches credited to this and also published. dames. J. C. Hancock. N. Brig- April 15, at 2:30 p. m. deep-water (male In the Mettles ham, 0. Williamson and P. A splendid book review and bay. The Americans, using the Pt1' Thou?—Armageddon? Hayes. Mrs. H. N. Strong. chair- musical program have been ar- port for shipping their supplies Whither Goest man, presided and the minutes ranged. This is the major club to the United States occupation By Dewitt MacKenzie, justment will come hard. were read by the secretary, Mrs. activity and for the benefit of forces in Europe, restored most AP Foreign Affairs Analyst We must get a precise definition of the aims T. J. Kramer, Sr. the county library. of the other docks destroyed by "Anti Have One of the highly important questions in and ambitions of the so-called western bloc Officers for the new term the Germans when they left. were announced by Mrs. J. Z. P-TA WILL MEET TUESDAY connection with President Truma's policy of and the Russian bloc. The term "bloc" has But with the number of boats tVdaceit Fall. Jr., chairmen of the nomi- Greco-Turkish aid naturally is how long it come to be an unhappy one, but blocs exist The West Fulton P-TA w1.11 putting in and with the speed- Fun" nating committee. The new of.. up in unloading for a quick 81 may take to complete the program. and some and must be recognised. What each bloc wants (leers are Mrs. H. N. Strong. meet in regular session Tuesday afternoon. April 15, at 3 o'clock turn-around, every available No swatter how dirty administration officials have expressed the to know, and must know, about the other i - chairmais Mrs N. Brigham, vice tt In the -shoot auditorium, bit of docking space generally is hope'that it can be done in fifteen months. -quo vadis?"—whither guest thou? rhuirrnan. Mrs. T. J. Kramer, high I Si e youngsters get It was announced today by the tilled. Senator Taft. head of' the Senate Republi- As things now stand each bloc is shargins Sr, secretary and treasvrer. and their clothes, atom Mrs. Abe Jolley, historian. president, Mrs. 0. W. Austin. can Policy Committee, also told a reporter the other with skull-duggery On Inc West- Viper venom is secreted in a need not worry about kt Pi Tee program 'I his is the last meeting of the yesterday that his approval of the bill to im- ern front Senator Tom Connally. speakine loader for the pair of glands near the mouth afternoon was Mrs Hugh Pigue, year and everyone is urged to getting them clean! plement the new policy was given reluctant- for many, declares that the Soviets are aim- and is carried to the fangs by a vihe presented members of the attend. ing for "world short duct in which also sup- .1( ly and with the hope that the program could domination." Junior Music Club. Miss Jackie EMPLOYEES plementary sets of fangs de- Send them to us for dry cleaning and we'll return be ended in a year or fifteen months. He MJSCOW says bluntly that the Western dem- Bard, the club's president, in- DOTTY SHOP POT-LUCK SUPPER velop. added: ocracies—the capitalistic nations--are try- trsduced the following numbers: HAVE them epic and span! "Once the treaties are ratified. Russia is ing to encircle Russia and circumvent her pSino solo. Theme from "Rhap- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson committed to withdraw her troops from the legitimate aspirations. Uncle Sam, with his sca's• in Blue". Gershwin, by ",sere hosts last evening at their iiismilimsosimiesemosos Parisian Laundry-Dry hcroe on Church street, where Cleaners Balkan countries within ninety days. except atomic bomb, is the villain in the piece—Pro- Joyce Rhodes; piano solo, "Sol- Dotty Shop employees enjoyed Religious ? Box 220 East Fourth Street Phone II for those left to protect communication lines nounced like peace but far from the latter leggietto", C. P. E. Bock, by Louise Hancock; vocal solo, a potluck suppes at 7:30. in Austria. Russians get out, they In meaning Charles I.. Hower If the as "May Day Carol", Deems Those preheit were Mr. and Tay- Q—Was the Phatipplan jailer have promised to do I think the threat that Well, that's some obstacle to overcome in lor Mrs. Bertes Pigue, Mr. and Mrs. by Shirley Houston, accom- baptised iii Mil? Greece and Turkey will fall under Com- fifteen months! We "hope" that it may be panied Dub Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. by Miss Nell Warren; A—Please read Acts 16:29-34 munist domination will end In thst case I achieved, but there certainly is no assurance piano solo. "March Militaire", Howard Strange and daughter, WOMEN NOW EXCELL and you will observe the follow- can see no further reason for our continuing that it will be And even If we do get that Schubert, by Barbara Rose Col- Ann, Mrs. Ellen Norman, Mrs. H. W. Shupe. Mrs. Atilla ing points: Vs. 29 he "sprang in, to give them assistance." German treaty, there still remains another ley; piano solos, "Asas' Death" Hemp- hill and Mr. I. L. Filler, anci came trembang, and fell One notes the use of the word -hope" rath- problem which can only be solved by the and "Butterfly", Grieg, by Joan down before Paul and Silas. IN ELEPHANT TRAINING than "expectation" in both cases. And in- elimination of hostility between the two McCollum; flute solo, "Clair de Vs. 30 he "brought them out." Lune", Debussy. by Elizabeth deed there are a good many "ifs' to be ac- blocs and the restoration of the old amity PERSONALS Vs. 33 he "took them . . . ., and Ann Roper, accompanied by counted for before the hope becomes a which carried us through the war. Mr. and Mrs. William Hum- washed their stripes; and was Mrs. Steve Wiley; vocal solo, brought reality. I refer to the fact that every Eastern Eu- phreys have returned from a baptized." Vs. 34 he - "Song of Gladness", Sandersar, them iuto his house." Hence, In.the first place of course, we must ,get ropean and Central European country which visit with Mrs. Humphrey's by Emma Ruth Cavender, corn- the jailer brought them out of an egreement among the big four on the Russia has communized is to all intents a companied by Mrs. Lois Haws; mother in Greensboro, North Carolina. where they had been, took them German and Austrian treaties The latter member of the Soviet Union even though piano mike 'Three Moods and where sufficient water for a shoigdn't be too difficult to negotiate, but the retaining so-called Sovereignty. Every one a Theme", by Shirley Maxwell; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark re- baptismal service could be found, part for Germany is one of the toughest ever of the Sattellites obeys the word of Moscow and a piano duet, "Narcissus", turned last night from Corbin, was baptized, after which he Nevin, by Anne Latta and Ann Undertaken because that country is the poll- without question. For example. Greece and Ky after a short visit. extended to his new friends the McDade. tico-economic-military keystone for the rec- the Western Allies maintain that Yugoslavia, hospitality of his home. Refreshments and a social Misses Betty Austin and Berta the people men- onstruction of chaotic Europe. Moreover. Albania and Bulgaria are bolstering and Q--Why were hour followed the program. Peak of Murray State College tioned in the first part of Acts the treaty is being negotiated by Allies aiding the Communistic revolt in Greece. who Visitors were, Miriam Grymes, spent yesterday afternoon in 19 rebaptized? are split into two camps. So we see that the withdrawal of Russian Carmen Pigue, Anne Latta, Ann Fulton. They returned to Mur- A—Apollos, the influential Seeore that German treaty can be written troops from occupied areas wouldn't neces- McDade, Emma Rutii Cavender, ray last night. evahgelist of Alexandria, had Shirley Maxwell, Joyce Rhodes, there must be a tremendous lowering of the sary insure the security of sovereign states M. R. Cagle spent yesterday in not learned that the baptism of Jane Shelby, Louise Hancock, barriers between Russia and the Western Al- of that zone—unless we get a complete show- Dyersburg on business. John had served its purpose, Elisabeth Ann Roper, Shirley had been succeeded by the lies_ There must be a removal of the hostile down between the two blocs in advance. Mrs. Leland Jewel, Mrs. Clif- and Houston. Barbara Rose Colley, of the gospel. Hence. distrust now existing. There must be a vast It was with this in mind that in yesterday's ton Hamlett, and Mrs. W. J. baptism Joan McCollum, Betty Ann Davis, when he went to Ephesus. he amount of give and tage—and it won't be column we ventured to advocate a meeting Bailey spent today in Mayfield Barbara Ann Roberts and Mari- aoministered John's baptism to of the Big Four chiefs of state to attending the funeral services easy. for Russia has emerged as the domin- see if amity lyn Lynch. those who accepted his preach- of their cousin, Mrs. Ettie Al- ant power of the continent and the read can't be restored. Paul britton Myatt. ing. But when explained MT. CARMEL W. M. U. MEETS that John's work was of a pre- f are doing nicely. Mrs. Rube McKnight and son. The regular monthly meeting paratory nature, that he only Sara Wilson is doing nicely. Tom, are spending the weekend endeavored to get the people IL U. was 4 Central City with relatives. Mrs. John Rirdiell it impish:- /VdahrelleCtornmee Wof- Her- Markt for the coming of Christ. and Mrs. A. T. Conley that Kingdom Mg. I mon Harrison on April 10. Eight arid since the of P nt Thursday in Jackson with our Lord come rpwarth had already Mrs. Rupert Browder is im- members and one visitor. Mrs. M . Conley's daughter, Mrs. John's preparatory proving. Harry Sams. were present. At baptism was Fr ricisco. no longer of any value, they were C. A. Binford is improving. noon a delicious put luck lunch then beritized in Mrs. Ellis Kemp is doing nicely. was enjoyed by all. Mrs Hermon P. 0. Ralph Cantrell of Mil- the name ofj IIE lit ton is spending the weekend the Lord—(See Acts 18:20 to Mrs. R. L. Bradley is improv- Harrison, president, presided 19:5!. CIIURCII OF CIIIRISTI CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERI- ing. over the meeting. In ulton with his wife and ba- by This space paid for by Cen- Deemed and Carr Sts, AN CHURCH—W. R. Reid, pas- Mrs. Hubbard Lowery is do- Mrs. John Dawes. program tug fine. r. and Mrs. J. L. Jones are tral Church of Christ, Fuiton, Males L Bower, minister !tor. Sunday School, 10:00 a. CI, chairman. presented an inter- Clarence Walker is improving. esting program with Mrs. Ernest silting their daughter, Mrs. A. 1C-Y• Bible* School 10:00 a m:1 Morning Worsnip, 11:0U a. m. Mrs. M. A. Harris is doing Carver, Mrs. Luby Howell, Mrs. C. Polk in Winnsboro, La. nicely. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Connie Goodwin, Mrs. Roy Car- Evening Worship in. Mrs. Lucille Atkinson has ver and Mrs. Raymond Harrison W. E. Mischke, Minister Lache3' Class, Monday 2:45 p. m. been dismissed. assisting her. Mrs. Roy Carver. Men's Training ------7:30 p. m Sunday school 9:45 a. in Frank Waggener. Route 1, secretary and treasurer. read SPRING SPECIAL! Mid-sweet service. Wed 7:30 p. m Morning worship 10:55 a. in. Martin, has been dismissed. the minutes of the last meeting Mrs. Mollie Stubs has been Sermon "Can Jesus Help" and gave the treasurers report Through April and May CakYRCH OF • GOD. Sunday Evening service 7:00 p. m. dismissed. Bro. Sammie Price called at $20.50 COLD WAVES FOR $15.80 school. 10 u CLOCK.rlm.ippas-to--1:00Broatutr. creaming 11 a. Sermon: "Holy Spirit And Fulton Hospital— the Harrison home in the after- 11•"alid48Wpo. Sinners." noon and dismissed the meet- WAG COLD WAVES FOR 312.50 eadalp. Wednesday April 16, 1347. Patients admitted: ing with a prayer. The next $12.50 CREAM OIL MACHINELESS FOR $10.110 Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. Benjamin Holland, Crutch- meeting will be in the home of ;MOO MACHINELESS FOR $7.50. and triday night at 7:15 p m. field. Mrs. Raymond Harrison. Preribody is invited and Is wel- CHRIST'S SCIENCE Patients dismissed: LOVE BEAUTY "met Mrs. B. H. Huff. W. S. C. S. WILL MEET MONDAY SHOP -Are Sin, Disease. and Death (Ora Pearl (Weaver) Seamen soirrn FULTON BAPTIST Real?" is the subject of the Les- Jones Clinie— Group A will meet in the $01 Norman Phase LIM • (BURCH son-Sermon which will be read church parlor at 2:30. Monday T. Wraee, Pastor In all Christian Science chur- Miss Mary Nell Morris has afternoon, April 14. The hos- Sunday school 9:30 a. in ches throughout the world on been admitted. tesses for the afternoon are Mrs. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Sunday April 13, 1947. Miss Nora Stewart Is „ doing J. L. Jones, Mrs. W. E. Barroom, Training Union 6 p. m. The Golden Text is: "Art thou nicely. and Mrs. John Cavender. Sunday, Monday Reining Worship 7:15 p. m. not from everlasting. 0 Lord my Mrs. C A. Lee, Water Valley. Group B will meet in the Mid-week Service Thursday God. mine Holy One? we shall Is doing nicely. home of Mrs. Glenn Bushart at 7:15 p. m. not die. . . Thou art of purer Mrs. Emma Petty is doing the same hour. with Mrs. Robert and Tuesday Evangelistic Service. Saturday eyes than to behold evil, and nicely. Bard co-hostess. 7:00 p. in canst not look on iniquity." Mrs. Curt Muzzall is improe- Group C will meet in the Show Time Sunday 3:1111-11:16-7:15-916 ing. The public is invited. (Hab. 1:12.13s home of Mrs. Jess Fields at the DEASTT AIM THE BEAST Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Mrs. °met' Kendall is about same hour. with Mrs. John Wil- Miss Isesephias Mae* Teaches Elephants to Ranee CHRIST/AN Church service 11 a. the same. the Carioca FIRST CHURCH m ley and Mrs. Hershel Grogar and Continental Z. N. Oakes. Minister Wednesday Evening Testimony Mrs. W. H. Brown remains the co-jspstesses. Of all beasts the Church school 10:00 a m meeting 7:30 p. in lame. East Fulton group will meet elephant is study of the nature of each 1::- probably the most Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Reading Room Wednesday and Mrs. W. T. McRee has been in the home of Mrs. Lynn Tay- sagacious. He dividual animal. After t ap never forgets. No evening service Saturday 2-4 p. m dismissed. lor at 2:30 Monday afternoon. No one ever of half a century the (gentian thought of anyone The public is cordially invited Wesiyan Service Guild will trainIng the will conduct this performanr big fellows except ST. EDWARDS CATHOLIC to attend aur church services meet Monday at 7:30 p m. in men until a ahsadpegrofneectblyr a.s if but '24 hour School. Poetry few years ago. CHC1CH and to visit the Reading Room e the church parlor with Miss But woman is Rev. Thomas Lac Pastor Lorene Mayes and Mrs. E. I. coming into her "There are two distinct specs Contest Entry own. Lady police women, rirst, third and fifth Sundays. Eller as co-hostesses. lady of clephante The Asiatic dilly! politicians. But the Mass, 10 a. rn HOSPITAL NEWS Ureeeins Group will have a latest :re from the African, not only in SNOWFLAKES lady elephant trainers, Almond and fourth Sundays. Haws Memorial-- pot-luck supper in the church They are greater she and in the chara I like to watch the snowflakes rapidly forging to the Mee, 8 a. 01. parlor at 6:30 p m. Monday frdnt In teristles of the teeth and ski:, Mrs Wallace Huddle has been fall this line. avers Confessions before 8.00 mass. evening There will be a Bible Miss Josephine but also in the compsratis admitted. Miaco, famous trainer Because I know God sent them reading from the book of Esther. with the ' small form of the cars The i• Mrs. Mandy Dotson. Route 1, Great King Bros. . FOIST BAPTIST CAURCH all. Hostesses will be Mrs. Milton Circus corning ! telligeore of the formsr class Union 'City has been admitted. to Union City, Tenn.. Deemer ane Eddings Exum. Mrs. Robert Graham, and Tuesday' greater, too. than that of It. Billy Green is doing nicely I sit and watch them all the day April 15. for Om Ed Bradley. Paster Mrs. Harold Newton. performances at 2 African brute." following an operation As they dance and whirl as if and 8 p. in School . Miss Miaco's chief cle.in isansity 9:45 a. m. Irene Bynum is improvmg at play. "Our circus carries a Fishes are the most numerous herd ot fame as an elephant trainer Morning Worship _10:50 e. Dorothy Hill is doing nicely. elephants and most of (Mary of vertebrates. with 20.000 spe- them asf, in the terpatchorian ability livening Woship _ _7:30 p. Mrs. Douglas Fuller is im- Mice Worley trained in all sorts of s cies. difficult the herd she works. WI. st,. Baptist Training Union 615 p. m. proving. _ Comedy—Spree For All anti Fox News elephant performances," declar- prising skill they dance Mid-week Service, Wed. 7:30 p. m. Little Rhea Looney is improv- New Magazine Printed /or rd Miss Miaco recently II( "A task Carioca and the Continental. V11110111 WIDCOW:- ing requiring patience and Veterans ol CBI Theatre perse• Yeah, our old friend the of Henry Sills is doing nicely. SMALLILI N & WEBR Sunday and verance, and a close continuous phant surely going prace:s CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Mrs. Harry Freeman and baby Denver, Colo —1(4h—"Salaam, are doing nicely. Sahibs" was the greeting head- TIN SHOP ORPHEUM J. C. marrnrws. Pastor Monday College and Green Mrs. Mertie Bennett, Union line on the first issue of the MADAM Standay School 9:45 City, is improving. ltx-C B. I. Roundup, a monthly, Oil, Gas and Coat Show Times Sunday 2:26-4:02-7:46-11:28 TAYLOR Morning Worship _1100 Jewell Hinkle is doing nicely. mimeographed magazine of Den- FURNACES AMERICAN PALMIST J. W. Carter is about the same. ver to former members of the ROSEMARY LaPLANCHE—JOHN JAMES Young People's Society ___11:30 Gives readings Miss Betty June Wilson ls do- 44th Air Service Group wgich Gutters osd Down Spouts on all affair3 of life cso Itrangelistin Servlee _7:15 —in— see this gifted ing nicely. was based at Dinjan, India, dur- Replaced and Repaired woman ... have your mind Junior Service Wednesday, 3 war ease. lei Mrs. Carey Frields is doing ing the Gordon's initial "DEVIL Satisfaction guaranteed. Hours 9 a. in nicely. mailing was to 1.700 men in 45 BATS DAUGHTER" 9 p. m daily Telephone 502 and Sunday. All welcome. Rs., ro.rarnyer Sesvice Wed 7:15 Julia Morris is doing nicely. states, but he -figures he has a Ings 50r Choir Rehearsal, Friday ...._7:15 C. L. Jenkins is improving. potential circulation of around Fiilton Cartoon and Musical Grey House Trailer located on 'wren ALWAYS WELCOME Mrs. Guy Vincent and baby 25,000. Highway n just outride Eultusi f •••••••• Limits at Ricesille. IN*

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field and first base, two Purdue. That winter they were hitherto! Sports Roundup lfiJfJfififJfJ Major League Training Camps doubtful spots in the Detroit roommates as members of the lineup, would be filled by Pat By Hugh Fulleaton. Jr., fast squad for the annual By The Associated Press slated to pitch for the Sox Mullin and Roy Cullenbine re- ' New York, April 12-4,4')--One shrine game at San Francisco, and then they became rival that St. Louis, ---64')-Both the St. while Manager Charley Grimm spectively. reason why Hank Greenberg was high school coaches. Vetter at Louis Cardinals and the St. planned to send Paul Erickson 80 reluctant to sign with Pitts- CLASSIFIED.. Elkhart, Ind., and Purvis at Ms Browns Columbus, 0.,-(4a-Manager burgh was "Oh, my achin' will present start- and Johnny Schnitz to the hill back." Mieviiigan City. . . Vernon . Billy Herman of the Pitttburgh ! . Just before starting North, 11. mg lineups of veterans when the for the Cubs. Stephens, Sr., father of the Pirates is unable to decide Hank revealed that a back ail- two intra-city rivals meet in Grimm hasn't abandoned the whether he should play next , shortstop who jumped from the ment had bothered him for years Fur RUBBER STAMPS for sale. All SALESMAN WANTED: Out of the opener of a two-game ser- idea of starting Hank Borowy Tuesday in the Biles' season , Browns to Mexico and back • Sale and he was about ready to give kinds and sizes. Stamp pads work or on s orter hours. es at Sportsman's Park today. against Pittsburg in the Bruins' opener against the again. is one of the new umpires Station up when Doc. Jorgensen. the HICKORY smoked country too. Let us serve you. LEADER Write us immediately regard- Denny Cialehouse and Bob opening game Tuesday since at Wrigley Field. The second ! in the Western League. . . He'll Pirate trainer, took charge. . . hams. Any size. E. Myrick. Office. Phone 30 or 1300. ing opportunities to supply Muncher will toss for the Borowy's blistered finger is base Job is wide open since Ed- have to make up his mind quick- Phone 507 Hank offered: "But you can't 98-tic. consumers in city of Fulton Browns and Red Munger, Howie healting. Outfielder Bill Nichol- die Hasinski, dratted from St. er than Vern, Jr., did. make it pop in four weeks." . . FOR LOCAL HAULING call with Rawleigh Products, Full Pullet and John Grodzicki for non, however, has definitely Paul, has proved weak at the Said Doc: "Bet I can." Jorgen- FOR SALE: 2 JAMES WHITE-Phone 9193 time. No experience or capi- the Red Birds. been ruled out of the lineup be- bat. Herman is now debating full-blooded spitz sen traced the trouble to Gree- The Sports puppies, 6 1222-R-4, Robert Polsgrove tal necessary. For interview, cause of a pulled muscle which whether he or Jirninp Blood- 51i7 ror weeks old, male and or berg's fifth lumbar vertebra, in- female. Station. 80 tfc write Rawleigh's, Dept. Ky-D- Chicago,--oP)-The Chicago is 80 deep in his right thigh worth should take the post. By The Associated Press Sec H. L. Hardy. 98-1tc, Service stead of the sacro-illiac that the 81-198, Freeport, Ill. 97-1tp. White Sox resume their intra- Today a year ago 13 that it is difficult to work on medicos had been trying to fix, -Ben Car- FOR SALE-DIXIE better Feeds Appliances, Wiring, Radio Repair- I city series with the Chicago Cubs with heat York,-(4a-The New ' nevale, whose North and massage treat- New and in a few weeks it "popped" Carolina that produce cheaper and ing and Sport Goods. CITY at today. Yes- ments. hoppsters gained WANTED AMBITIOUS, energet- York Giants wind up their ,'ring and Hank felt a lot better. .. So runner-up build more profits. No higher ELECTRIC COMPANY, 205 terday's scheduled tilt was rain- honors in ic man with capabilities for training season with the Cleve- if you should see the Pirate the NCAA basketball quality Commercial, Phone 401. 289-tfe ed out. The sox. as feed manufactured in a result of Louisville, Ky.,-(iP)- With Lnd at their% native I slugger kiss the trainer at home tournament, was signed as coach farm-orchard w o r k. Good games in America.. Side tests will prove California. lead the their starting lineup for open- Polo Grounds today and tomor- plate on . you'll of Navy's basketball team. For your hospitalization, sick- wages. House free. Great op- Bruins, three games it. A. C. Butts Sons. 96-3tc. to two in ing day set, the row. The Giants already hare know the reason. That was the Three years ago--Eigt. Barney _ ness and accident insurance, portunity after proven ability. their spring series. today began their last exhibition won the series as they have bet. Ross, former welterweight box- FOR SALE: A new 5-room house see or call JOHN D. HOWARD. (Veterans make $90 month ex- Manager of the series, taking on the Louisville beaten the Tribe nine times in ing champion, was discharged near South Fulton school. Has Phone 316 or 1219. 6Tatfc tra schooling.) Prefer fine Palehose planned to use four Colonels. After an open date 15 starts. Bob Stedler , Buffalo Evening from the Marines. built-in cabinets and glassed character; age 26-35; college in an NEED A RUBBER STAMP? effort to select Monday, the Tigers will begin !News: "Former . lightweight Five years ago-Mickey Har- in back porch, full size base- education: will consider high uesday's opening game Quick service at the LEADER starter their 1947 sea- Turkeys were living in Colo- champion Lou Ambers quit the its, Red Boa hurler who was with ment and new furnace. Lot school others apply). Write against Bob Feller OFFICE, at Cleveland. son against the Browns in St. rado thousands of years ago, ac- 1 tavern business. In other words, an anti-aircraft outfit defend- 100 by 148. Possession April 15. full qualifications. Box 334, oe Haynes. Orval Grove, John I L008. Mttnager Steve O'Neill cording to remains uncovered ing the Panama Canal, pitched Hutchens. , Cartersville, Ill. 94-4tp. i he isn't dispensing amber fluid C. E. 94-5tp. ADDING MACHINES. TYPE real return Rigney and Ed Lopat were ennounced yesteday that right by scientists. Balboa team to 9-0, no-hit vic- REGIS. I any more." , FOR isALE or trade, Rite WRITERS AND CASH tory over Canal Zone ail-stars -Way • Noticn double unit milking machine TERS BOUGHT-Sold, repaired in Isthmian 'world series. Office OF- Ted Williams, assuring south- used less than 30 supplies. FULTON Ten years ago-Bob Feller's days. Reason- ern scribes that he intends to able. Charles Powell, Route 1, FICE SUPPLY COMPANY, IF YOU are interested in saving Ieaiieri Etreak In exhibition games Phone 85. !sock one to left occasionally to West State Line Road, 96-1tp. money, see Charles W. Bur- Phone II Counteract the -Williams shift," broken by Little Rock lArk.o row for your real estate needs. Jim MIMEOGRAPHING: Letters, wonders why teams don't try Tabor, who clouted Cleve- MODEL "T"kORD for sale. New Office over City National land cards, programs, etc. Mary Important Announcement the same move against Hank star for homer with bases tires, tubes, battery, genera- Bank. Phone 61. 89-25tc Burton, phone Clinton 2651 Greenberg. "He hits to left field loaaed to give minor leaguers tor. See or write, A. P. Mc- 5-0 MOTHER BURTON'S GIFT AUTO INSURANCE. Phone 307. as often as I hit and victory. Kinney, Route 2, 96-3tp. to right SHOP. 17tfc P. R. BINFORD, 408 4th pull LL he's strictly a hitter," may. street. Fulton, Ky. 76-30tp Ted. MAJOR LEAGUE EXHIBITION FOR SALE: "B" model John We are keeping our Tractor, Har v es I e r, Implement By The Associated Press Deere tractor with all equip-• Help Wanted ments. In good condition. 0. P. • For Rent Joe Paulsen, star prep foot- Yesterday's Resaila COMMON LABORERS WANTED, Boston IA 3 Nugent 3 miles west of AINJNG baller and wrestler who is sche- Boston IN) 0. 60c hour. Call 534-R, C. A. 2 ROOMS for rent. Mrs Suther- and Automobile Parts Department open seven days a Brooklyn (NI 14 New Crutchfield. 94-7tp. duled to enter the U of Iowa, York (A/ DaVANIA, Middle Road, land, north of Fairgrounds. 6. Route used to deliver ice IA la Rod 1. 93-Ctp. Phone 845. 97-5tp. New FRYING SIZE CHICKENS for week to meet the many demmuls customers Orange) in his home town of York IN) $ Cleveland (Al of o u r at 2. sale. Tubb Yates, E. State Davenport, Ia. . . So when the Line, Phone 572-W. 96-12tp Des Moines Register ran a story Philadelphia (N) 5 Washing- this time of the year. about him the other day the ton I A) 2. SEE US FOR JOB PRINTING. headline naturally was: "The Cincinnati (NI vs. Pittsburgh Letterheads, envelopes, state- A Complete Line of iceman cometh to Iowa next (la , cancelled, wet grounds. ments, business cards, hand- fall." Chicago (A) vs. Chicago (NI bills, placards, etc Consult Us (m. Experienced Repair and Body Shop Is Open Six Cancelled, wet grounds. before you buy. We guarantee l Don Veller, assistant to Bo Detroit (A) vs. Louisville (AA) highest quality and workman- GINS McMillin at Indiana U. and cancelled, wet grounds. ship. ALL PRICES HAVE BEEN Days a week. Duane Purvis, Purdue's fresh- REDUCED. FULTON DAILY GORDON'S FLEISCHMAN'S man football coach, are rivals 'PHONE STRIKE LEADER-Phone 30 or 1300. from away back. They played (Continued from Page One) KINSEY'S LLOYD'S FOR against each other in' 1134, when DELICIOUS pit bar-b-q We Are Also OlferinK Von Immediate Road and Field SOIVIIEW• sandwiches and cold drinks Don ran 85 yards for Indiana's just one GILBY'S SCHENLEY'S member union's de- try Ray's-curb service. ! winning touchdowu against mands. Phone 9169-location across from 0. The NFTW, which claims as K. Laundry. 93-5tc. .111 Sizes Anytime-Anywise/et members about half of the huge Bell System's 617,000 Call a employes.• Service WATER VALLEY GARAGE & IMPLEMENT CO. wants a $12 a week pay boost 3 for all of its 39 affiliates involved SEE ME FOR CONCENTRATED P1 12 Water Valley, Bli%41.1!" Is TAXI THE Ky. KEG lin the walkout. Government DDT. Also spraying homes. New Management • ! figures showed the average Phone 599. M. C. NALL, 202 HUBERT BYNUM I telephone worker pay was Third street, Fulton, Ky. Lake Street Fulton, Kentucky $43.19 in January. 85-25tp IONE , B11% SA Ala* BY ROY CRANE Southern Bell's Position On The Union Shop

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BLONDIE i.J181101IIIIIIIIIII14 THE GPCCER To Become A Member Of Any Union MADE A OKAY I A CAN OF NOLiP WIFE ` MISTAKE sn WILL `/OU wANTS TOmATOES, AND GAVE PLEASE TELL MOU CI BM PLEASE poE As A Condition Of Employment MP vES, min TO BRING 011 BUIASTEAl, eumg-rEAD A MD niae4G A Home )41 fib 010 / CAN OF e, 414.,, di OF BEANS ... PEAS , komE wiTH 5 S 401.1 IP P Many of our employees and members factory to the company should not be term- i•em TONIGHTP . C .••• IIII - -At li. ' h • of the general public have asked what the inated simply because that employee has % 14- rc ._ -4-tlir a. ....alma...a - -.- company's position incurred r1 ti % is in regard to the 'pion the disfavor of the union. We also -- .•:' • a tia A _ . i ... e• shop. For their \information, we make the reminded the union representatives that _ 1IIL following statement: the union shop is illegal under the laws of a ' f Knee the Carioca some of the states in which the company --.i'. - .. taINt.f:(7 - ,--- • 1 4•12 • Since its formation in 1879, the South- attire of each in- does business, and is in conflict with an ex- OAKY DOAKS el After a lap ern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Com- .ury the elephan isting and binding agreement between the this performanc pany has operated on the open shop basis. i if but 24 hour union and the company. 'TlaO.IKS TR THE co distinct spec( 1)4"-r H, PALEPACE./ In our 'he Asiatic diffe, recent bargaining sessions with On April 5, the union informed repre- en, not only in representatives •In the chnr of the Southern Federation sentatives of the United States Conciliation teeth and r.le the commda',. of Telephone Workers, a demand for a Service and the company that the union the ears. The union shop was made. shop was being withdrawn by the union le former elms We fully discussed as han that of U. and bargained on this matter with those one of its strike issues. chief claim representatives, but informed them ahant trainer If( of the The policy of the company may be soften ability company's unwillingness to make member- works. With stir THE ADVENTUBFA OF PVTSY hey dance tie stated as follows: - - ic $14,, OE MY ktAbilvkinzt , A TAXICAB ship, or lack of membership, in any labor e Continental. FINtS11./.,.. AMP A tvE5 AT TNE 6.,KrEc cl- WARM('*MEN or Acrioii• friend the WMAT A W01.10412F1.11- union a condition of employment. We took THE COMPANY WILL NOT COM- 101ng peaces. Adv. Fuellia Ran to SuPett elYSTICRY AN EMPLOYEE BECOME A NOVeLg the position with them, and are still convin- PEL TO MEMBER OF ANY UNION AS A (L4)R ced that the services of an employee satis- CONDITION OF EMPLOYMENT. MIST of life ('a,1 your mind nu SOUTIIERN COMPANY Hours 9 a. In BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH welcome. 11. INCORPORATED aside Fultuo (

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"Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven."---Mt. 19:14 A

Our children are the hope and promise of the —all share in the kind of adult he will be. It future. The lifetime of a man is three score and ten would be difficult, indeed, to imagine an environ- years, yet the generations of mankind are un- ment without a church in it. The church Plays a broken. Our children are but the image of our- great part in the development of a child, both selves projected into the years. In these little mentally and spiritually. For this reason it is vital hearts and souls we must store all our dreams and that our churches be the best that we know how to plans for the future of our community, our state, make them. Yet a church is no better or no worse our nation and our world. than its membership. A church cannot grow and prosper without the support of the community in One of the Proverbs teaches us that if we, which it is founded. It will surely wither and die, "Train up a child in the way he should go: and if neglected by its members. To put off going to when he is old, he will not depart from it." There church is but to withhold your support. See to it is no better way to assure the good training of a that your child attends Sunday school and child than to have him attend church every Sun- church. The best way to be sure of this is to bring day. Don't send your child to church; bring him to him yourself. church yourself. Teach him to remember his Creator in the days of his youth. In years to come We in Fulton are proud of our churches. We the memory will remain with him. As a twig is realize what an empty and hollow place this would bent so will it grow. Give him something to cling be, if our churches were not here. The church it- to in the years which lie ahead. Give him a faith self can be empty and hollow without your pres- that will make him strong and steadfast in the ence. And to stay away too long is but to let your face of sorrow and adversity. Give him a faith that own soul become hollow and empty and lost. will let his heart and soul rejoice in pleasure and You owe it to yourself, your child, your home, -happiness. Take his hand and lead him along the your community,the land in which you live and to right path. your Father in Heaven to come to church Sunday The environment of a child is important. His —Come and bring your family and friends with home, his school, his neighborhood and his church you.

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