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TIME'S A'WASTIN' 1,1946 The Weather We're (living Away Our New FORECAST: Ford December 21. You or some Kentucky—Bain tonight and other subscriber will gel II. Met- Vol Dec. of Thursday, little change ter find out details at our office court. must MI tallineuture. NOW. it at the IttatItr nitott -4 NSW a in stand- p Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Wednesday Evening, December 11, 1946 Fire Cents Per Copy No. 294 ter, read- release XLVII _ le off an so thee TB Seal Sale to bees And Cayce Farm YMBC Enjoys Kentucky Coal UN Group Reported To Have Dropped Britain's ONO for Crutchfield renrassm• Bureaus Elect New Officers Barbecue Feast Production Is Progress Good Troop,Arms Count Proposal In Move To Stop Meet Tuesday Evening Over 11300 Already In, For 1947 At Annual Meetings In Clubroom; Admit Normal Again Say YMBC, Sponsors; Argument On General Disarmament Resolution Three New Club Members Burley Sales Are Seals Still Available ' Big Three Wits, Accept Compromise C. A. Binford Re-Elected President Members of the Young Men's Complete * results of the Business Club enjoyed a barbe- Resumed In State Christmas Seal sale drive, spon- Vet Tells Of Before It Is Effectire; Resolution At Crutchfiekl, Charles E. Adams last night at the 46, al cue dinner sored this year by the Young clubroom in their first Decem- Following Recess Men's Business Club, will not be Asks Members To Report Separately Is Selected By Cayce Community meeting. use la ber known until next week, but it Killing Girl CLUBS SERVE DELICIOUS MEALS Three new members — Dar, RAIL MEN AT WORK was announced by club offi• DANGER OE B tRl tTOM SECRETS IS GONE HOMEMAKERS this morning that nearly id& Henry, Adrian McDade and Ed- cials James Engle Admits He it elected By The Associated Press had been received Lake Success, N Y , Dec I to their chiefs and then inform C A. !Milord was re-elected Charles!. Adams was ward Benedict were admitted to $350 already Com- of this sum was secured Stabbed Ohio Librarian (API—A powerful 'Cooed Na- the 20-nation disarmament sub- onsist. by acclamation as president of! president of the Cayce the club Full production in all of K - Most munity Farm Bureau at their in the YMBC canvass of the Due To "Urge To Kill" committee today the result of Crutchfield Community' tucky's coal tields was expel tions committee was reported au- the election and banquet Frans for a New Year's chotce business district of Fulton last their consultations. nor& Bureau at their annual annual today. thoritively today to have drop- Farm held at Cayce school Thuisday were discussed, and the sotto Thursday, December 5. Bryan. 0.. Dec. 11-1 API-- The eoniniatee, which needed banquet held at ped o controversial British pro- election and night, December 5. Samuel Z voted to refer the question to Burley tobacco sales also will School students were given James A. Engle, 21-year-old agreement on only one pars- Crutchfield school last posal for a world-wide troop and the Holly is vice-president and W. H the entertainment committee be resumed today after a tyre- seals to sell last Friday and will Navy veteran, described at his jorph to complete a resolution Little, vice-president armaments count in a ridden week. Neal Harrison was re-elected secre- This committee is composed of continue their efforts through iirst-degree murder trial today calling for general arms reduc- J. R. Elliott, secretary- day holiday because of the It compromise move to break a Jam and tary and treasurer. There were Carter Olive, Happy Hogan, Bill tomorrow afternoon. how he killed Librarian Emily tion and prohibition of atomic also were re-elected day soft coal strike which en a general disarma- treasurer, at least 160 present, and all en- Hainline, Frank Wiggins, Leon Seals also are available at Abernathy, 30, here Sept. 19 and holding up weapons, became snarled short- acclamation. by joyed a nice supper prepared by Fields, Elvis Babb and Loyd Saturday. Ford Clothing Co. and Fall k said he thought he saw her the ment resolution ly after it met over the proposal The largest attendance ac- Practically all of the sta the Cayce and Rush Creek Bone. Fall Insurance Co. following day as the sheriff's car This settlement of the major made hut night by Sir Hartley cording to their membership of larger coal mines had resumed Homemakers. The club voted unanimously drove past his home. difficulty confronting the Unit- Bhawerose, British delegate, tO any community attended this production yesterday. Four pits G. P. Summers, from the Uni- to donate $5 to the Christmas Mu Abernathy's body was ed Nations assembly after, Int the assembly for a count of all meeting. More than 80 percent failed to open in Harlan county versity of Kentucky, was the Seal sale campaign. discovered in the library base- night's plenary session was un- 11 ea pun, ,id instruments of of the old membership was pres- but one was kept idle because of Rocket Plane principal speaker, taking as hie The YMBC decided not to ment. Engle he derstood to be conditional upon war. The others were not related how had ent. subject the future outlook for hold itb regular second Decem- a slate fall, its acceptance by the United from the Uni- because the United stabbed the girl 23 times in Then. it was reported, El Perry Summers agriculture. Visitors from out of ber meeting. operating States, Great Britain, and Soviet was sche- still what he said wss "an urge to appealed to the committee versity of Kentucky the community who made short Mine Workers (AFL) Measures lip Russia. principal speak- official notice f kill." He named four others action, muggestec that the duled to be the interesting talks were: Chu. Z not received However, the representatives misunder- UMW preside whom he said he had "listed for count idea be dropped and er, but through some Wright, president of the County Bureau John L. Lewis, First Test Of New Craft of those nations attending the make his ap- Farm had beeh killing." the resolution already standing, failed to Farm Bureau; Roy Bard, pres- that the coal strike meeting of an 8-nalloo draft- However, there were Expected To Top Speed The 3uth's father, George A. upon be submitted unanini pointment. ident of the Palestine Commun- called off. ing committee on disarms short talks, as ed- Engle, then took the stand and The committee finally ace other' Who made ity, and Mrs. Bard; C. A. Bin- Union officials said they Of Sound Is Successful Ment accepted the proposal, said Watts, county Roll Is High testified he believed his son was ed Spattk's proposal and =. B. ford, president of the Crutch- pected to receive official notiee to have been urged by President Wright, county termination today Los Angeles, Dec. 11—(API— mentally ill and that he had been to the rompromise way out I. field Community, and Mrs. Bin- of the strike Paul-Henri Speak, of the as- President; Roy the miners would re- A tiny plane with which the unable to interest him in work the dilemma In this manner: MIN ford; John B. Patti. county ag- 37,170 Are Listed Now, and that sembly. They agreed to report of the Palestine Jobe as soon as the Army Air Forces and Bell Air- at his auto parts store or in rec- The adopted resolution Ikel, president ent; Mrs. Charles Z. Adams Largest Total To Date; turn to their Margaret Adams, craft Corp., its maker, expect reational activities. upon the member states and CesiimunIty; home demonstration agent; J notice is received. agent, and State 14th In Nation Hazard and to delve into the uncharted realm Asked about his lack of in- security council to report to home demonstration McGehee, county secretary- All mines in the secre- B. fields were of supersonic speed, hu success- terest, Engle quoted his son as U.S. To next assembly just what J. B. hiciDeehee, county dhd Mrs. McGehee. With its largest membership Big Sandy-Elkhorn Ready Others present treasurer, yesterday, according fully completed its first tests. saying "I can't stand people." been done to implement p tary-treasurer. The membership report was in history, 37.170, the Kentucky producing community were Caddy, president of The GS-1, with 23-year-old "He Just paced the floor all from out of the given by Mr. McGehee and the Farm Bureau stands in four- to Sam J. B. Mc- 30, and reports Pilot Chalmers (Slick) Goodlin, day long, his fists clenched, Mrs. Roy Bard, Mrs. progress made by the different teenth place among the 44 state UMW district Talk Tax Cuts r:';:d.,":,1,1:rtrZsp?,:;`,°d"thr:Ig Charles!. Adams. county said that prac- New Alexandria. Pa., at the con- muscles tense and his jaw set," drawal of troops from a Gehee and communities was compared. He Farm Bureaus in the nation, from Bell gave the mem- mines in that area trols, was cut loose from the the father testified. lands. Mr. McGehee expressed. his usual optimistic says an announcement released tically all Secretary of the differ- Operations yester- belly of • B-29 bomber over He said his son complained he Snyder Says bership standing view of prospects to obtain more today by J. E Stanford, Louis- had resumed Before the meeting the Vol in the county Muroc Army air base Monday. "had the feeling of an ice pick Treasury Will Meet With ent communities than the total county quota. ville, executive secretary. day. States faced the "dangero the commun- Western Kent America's first being thrust into and again praised The Rev. Clegg, of the Cayce In the Seconds after his head and GOP Leaders Any Time possibility of being forced good prog- more UMW m ity for making such Circuit, gave the invocation. This is an Increase of 7,807 ov- Field, where rocket-propelled plane drooped into his eyes," and added: disclose her vital atomic s ress toward reaching their 1947 er the preceding year. The total bens returned to their Jobe away from the big bomber. Good- "Jim told me he often sees a Washington, Dec. 11—(AP)— to the rest of the world lin goal. membership is scattered throu- terday, normal production lin turned on the power, and the porcupine and that he takes a Secretary Snyder said today the 'Stately. The Crutchfield Homemakers Sights Wreckage gh 102 counties of the state expected today. craft darted away with a mom- kick at it." Treasury expects to discuss tax If the three great powers prepared a delicious supper. with only counties in the east- Railroad workers "fu entum which the former The elder Ingle said under questions with Republican on the compromise plan, it any Of Missing Plane ern mountain section being un- ed" because of the coal bNavy pilot compared to the cross examination that he had members of congress at said, the whole resolution time the latter designate. organized. However, a number have returned to their jobs. hrust from a catapult aboard a not called a physician to examine be completed this afternoon Kentucky Today making an ef-, dustrial plants over the He said Invitations to meet In Cascade Mts. of these are now ruler. his son because the youth ap- thuriarpIYIsgaiciitimv. fort to organies- — attested -bp. 'ft* ptshr-vres-est-leses - at catennty had no physical de- have gone out to Republicans By The Arestabed Prole- on the House Ways and Sittis, Dec. 11—(AP)—A At the annual meeting of the have returned to full operation 25,000 feet. Goodlin climbed un- fects. Means and the Senate Finance Com- tion to the United Nations M. War- Coast Guard ensign flying a American Farm Bureau Federa- or expect to resume normal pro- his own power to 35,000. Frenkfort—Frecieriok der mittee but there has been insuf- the United States could f has sMall observation plane radioed non, which opened in San Fran- duction today or tomorrow. and ren, lihgt Thomas attorney, meantime diving, banking ficient time for any replies. stall immediate disclosure been nailed I field agent for the today he had lighted lwreckage deco Dec. 9, Kentucky accepted climbing. He flew for 19 minutes, using the veto In the U. N. see 40,000 Army To Have New "We have offered to make, alcoholic beverage control &- three and a half miles from the a membership quota of not quite seven under power, ty council. But American national Bluegrass Lines available all of our technical pertinent-to patrol the Nortarn Toledo airport, near the% west- for 1947. This is for the and made a perfect landing with resentatives did not share ends Nov. 30. Rules On Marriage facilities and will be glad to Kentucky arse," He succeeds Al- ern fringe of the Cascade mount- fiscal year, which his fuelless engine' idle. view. meeting of the Are Defendants In have them in," Snyder told a ains between here and Portland, At the annual The plane is designed to fly This vital issue Was raised Bureau Federa- Of Grs, Germans news conference. He said he ruirlif!%.1110t.1114 which might be a Marine' corps Kentucky Farm at 1,700 miles an hour. but Good- Russia and Great Britain be held Jan. 8-10 in Suit Set Jan. 15th supposed the initial conferences transport plane missing since tion, to Un made no attempt to step it Frankfurt, Germany, Dec. 11 "in principle" last night in Louisville, the various county or- at least, will take place in his Harlan—The VTC Bus Lines yesterday afternoon with 92 men Ky.. Dec. 11—(AP) up that high. He loafed along at —(APt—A spokesman for Gen ar"embly plenary session ganizations will set up their Frankfort, office. operated by Merle H. Middleton aboard. —Criminal proceedings against a mere 550. using first one cyl- Joseph T. McNerney said today Snyder, who has several tinvis Flushing Meadow park on• was relayed here quotas for 1947. The total of has resumed normal schedules The message Bluegrass Airllines have been inder, then two, and finally— that the prohibition against opposed any "general reduct- program enveloping arms com- these may exceed the total nat- following a suspension of opera- from a Coast Guard mobile ordered by the state aeronau- for only a few seconds—all four. American soldiers marrying ions" in taxes on the ground tion and a world-wide troop at ional ra.iota. Although the fiscal tions for several days, Middleton munications truck group tics commission for interrup- The plane's power is measur- German girls would be lifted that any surplus funds should sus with on-the-spot vent south year Of the state organization annqtuiced yesterday. The com- Toledo, which is 19 miles tion of schedules without ap- ed in terms of thrust, rather within 15 days, with certain go first into debt retirement, de- lion checks of all forces en- does not end until Dec. 31, it is pany, which serves nearly every of Chehalis. The flyer, an proval of the commission. than horsepower. Rut R. M. reservations. clined again to comment on de- armaments. not expected that the difference in Harlan county community, halt- sign named Osterberg, could The commission yesterday di- Stanley. Eric, Okla., Bell's chief The surprise decision will al- mands by some influential Re- In a resolution calling for was totals between the two periods ed operations last week when, determine whether anyone rected its technical advisor, engineer and designer on the low hundreds, possibly thous- publicans for a 20 percent cut members of the United Na alive. will be negligible. ands, of Americans to take Middleston said, pickets from changes have Marvin J. Sternberg, an attor- plane, said by the only available in individual income tax rates to report on their armed fo The Coast Guard group at Some major German girls back home as District 50, United Mine Work- procedure of ney, to file suits against the air- means of comparison, the en- next year. at home and abroad by Jan.. immediately set out to been made in the brides. ers of America (AFL) stopped Toledo annual convention line in the counties where it does gine could be said to develop But, he observed with a smile Britain submitted an amen& investigate the report the state seven of his drivere and direct- Among them is starting the gen- business. In explaining Its ac- 30 horsepower. It burns ethyl that he hadn't been seeing ment to establish and inspection the ed them to return to the ter- eral session at 9:30 am, the Dori! the commission said that alcohol, oxidized by liquid oxy- Lambuth Workers much talk about tax cuts in commission to verify these re- minal here. December 15 "Bill 01 first morning, which will be by halting service last Nov. 30 gen. papers during the past week. ports. Rights Day" In State Wednesday, Jan. 8. instead of at the airline violated the commis- Will Meet After Russia insisted that this Pikeville--Coroner John P. 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon. The sion regulations and the state's Enjoy Unusually ,Boiler Plant Explosion elude enrolments also, to w Call said that Washington Mil- Frankfort, Ky., Dec. 11—(AP) resolutions will be presented to laws. Prayer Services Kills One, Injures Three Britain agreed ler about 56, of Odrian, Mich., —Governor Willis designated voting delegates on the after- A haring was set by the com- Warm Weather— This is the text of the as whose hudy was found late yes- December 15 as "Bill of Rights noon of the second day instead mission for Jan. 15 for air- Prayer meeting will be held Middletown, O., Dec. 11- -(API British proposal: terday on a swinging bridge at Day in Kentucky" in a procla- of the last morning. line to show cause why its cer- Winter Is Corning at 7:30 this evening at the First —A boller.axplosion in the Gar- "The general assembly recom- Shelbiana, had been stabbed to mation issued today. He pointed tificate to operate should not be Methodist church. There will dner-Richardson plant cost the mends immediate establishment out that 'under a congressional of Lambuth Col- life of one death. He ordered an inquest. revoked and to consider the air- Washington, Dec. 11—(AP)— be a meeting worker and injured of an international supervisory resolution, President Truman New Zealand is about 1,000 lege workers following the pray- 'three others. John Thompson line's application, filed yester- The breath of old St. Nick blew commission, operating within had issued a similar proclama- miles long, and no wider than service. 28, died of burns today suffered Jenkins—D. D. Querry of Ma- day, to suspend service. southward today a promise that er the framework of the semi tion. 280 miles at its widest point.. The Rev. W. E. Mischke, pas- in the blast last night Cause of rion. Va., has announced the pur- the nation's thermometers soon council but in its operation n tor, urges all workers to attend the explosion was not determin- chase from the Consolidation will start making like December subject to the veto of any powe Church Treasurer this important meeting. 1 ed. Coal company of its recreating Instead of May. on the security council, which building and hotel her.. The sale Writes"30" At End shall be entitled by the agent/, Death Is Sentenced For "Don't quote me too strongly price was reported to be more on this," the weatherman cau- of any nations acting in its be- than $50,000. Axe-Death Of Wife tioned, "but it looks as though Senators Say Unions Should half to verify and confirm on Of Damon Runyon's Career the Cold air moving in from Ca- the spot any or all information Morehead—A sum of $6,000 has aubmitted in accordance with Bristol, Va.-Tenn. Dec. 11— nada will soon start the mercury aside by the Rowan in any requirements of the genenit been set New York, Dec. 11--(AP)— frequented the restaurants (AP)—A sentence of ten years skidding back down to some- Help Frame Anti-Strike Laws fiscal court for the He once assembly or the security counc county pur- Damon Runyon, newspaper the Forties and Fifties. in the penitentiary was given where around normal—normal, a right-of-way on V. S. million dol- as to troops and armaments. chase of columnist and author, who made said he made a half Elgin Wise, 44-year-old Sunday that is, for December. Wernington, Dec. 11—(AP)— expressed some doubt, however, Farmers and Little "When this supervisory COM route 60 between the "guys" and "dolls of lars writing about "One school treasurer, for the axe- "The northern plains and A suggestion that union leaders that many suggestions would be proposed road mission is established the meM Morehead. The Broadway—the gambler, fight Section of New York." murder of his wife, Lily, the northeastern states will start themselves be given the first forthcoming because of the op- raise the high- part her states snail be required building would promoter, and small time ac- Runyon was as much a mother of six children. back to normalcy probably to- opportunity to propose strike- position they said previous re- water mark his submit full particulars on arms vow shave the high tress—a part of American folk- of the New York scene as Wise told the jury he went morrow, with the southeastern averting changes in labor laws form proposals have aroused in would elimi- quarts of ments of different categories is flood times and lore, is dead at 62. creations. Consuming "crazy blind" when his wife re- states chilling off some Friday." came today from four senators union circles. well as armed forces." nate one railroad crossing. The creator of "Little Miss coffee—he was a teetotaler—he fused to accompany him on a But for another day or two at One of them, Republican Ralph "But I don't concur in that," hours in Soviet Foreign Minister V. Marker," the "Lemon Drop Kid." would sit for long shopping tour last Sept. 21 and least, Christmas shoppers an E. Flanders of Vermont, the 66 Johnson said, "I don't think it Commis- restaurant, Molotov argued that this w Frankfort—Highway and Harry The Horse died last Lindy's Broadway that he could remember noth- sally forth in spring-like weath- year old industrialist embarking would be just an idle gesture to has procession in effect "revise the charter" sioner J. Stephen Watkins night in Memorial Hospital playing host to a long ing of subsequent events until er. on his first term, said this would call upon labor for its ideas. I of found abolishing use of the veto. annotinced that the nett where was admitted last Friday of characters, who later he was kneeling beside her bat- revise the "new deal technique" think they will have some very to Runyon seven additionin radio units for treatment of a liver ailment. themselves part of a tered body on the kitchen float of the Rosevelt administration. constructive and worthwhile state highway Freight be used by the Re had been 111 for a long time, short story. of their home here. Railroad "When any anti-business law ideas." Manhattan. Christmas Concert patrol will be in operation at and for the past year a throat He was born in said his wife's refusal to was planned in those days," the He Rates Discussed Responsible labor leaders, the knegielmo, Bowling Green by Dec. 20. Other ailment prevented his speaking. Kas., Oct 4, 1884. When accompany him to town led him Flanders told a reported. "the Will Be Given In units are to be installed at agent, who was Spanish Americon War broke whole act was set up and then Colorado senator continued, Paul Small, his to believe that she planned to Ky., Dec. Hazard, London, Morehead, Runyon died out he professed to be 18 and Frankfort, 11—(AP) business Was invited in to say "recognize that everything has at his besIside, said keep a tryst with another man. freight rates in Ken,- New Gym Dec.20. Madlionville, Elizabethtown and served in the army in the Philip- —Railroad 'No' just before it was passed. not been perfect. They will have of a cancer. due to be discussed blernold to supplement the cen- pines for two years. After the tucky were "But now that congress is go- some good suggestions." Attorneys at a meeting at 2 p.m. (C.S.T.) All students in Fulton public tral 250-watt station now in There will be no funeral serv- war he returned to Colorado and County Judges, ing to deal with labor laws, we Without hazarding a guess on today of the State Railroad schools, including Terry-Nor- operation in Frankfort. ices for Runyon. His body will entered newspaper work. Meet Today At Louisville should call upon labor for recom- what might come out of such a o i Commission in view of the raise man, Carr Institute and Use be cremated at an unspecified mendations even before we start meeting, Knowland said he will in 1911 he got his first sports Louisville, Ky., Dec. 11—(AP) granted by the Interstate Com- high school, be presented Lexington—SS. D. Rope, state time and place. Friends said In writing the law." thought it would be a "good writing job in New York, on the --A two-day conference of merce Commission for traffic a Christmas concert in the new' director of the Production and Runyon had requested this. Senators William F. Know- idea." gymnasium Friday, December Araerican. Working for the county judges and attorneys of between states. lnarketing Administration, has Others at his bedside when he land of another Re- Each of the four lawmakers 20. at 1 p.m. Hearst newspapers in 1916. Kentucky will open here today. The interstate increase, ap- California, announced the transfer of the died were his son,. Damon Run- publican, Democrats Edwin voiced confidence that congress The public is invited Runyon accompanied the puni- A dinner meeting is scheduled proximately 17.6 perceni, 'be- and administration of farm building yon, Jr., and Eddie Walker. a C. Johnson of Colorado and John will act promptly after it con- there, will be no tive expedition to Mexico. In for tonight with Secretary of comes effective January 1, but permits and materials priorities companion. L. McClellan of Arkansas agreed venes next month on measures charge. World War 1, he served over- State Charles °Connell as the it was said at the State Com- from the county agricultural Runyon was best known RS the in interviews that or- designed to free the country from Miss Nell Warren, school seas with the First Army. Later principal speaker. Jefferson mission office here today no separate conservation committees to the fiction Chronicler of Broadway be con- such strangling shutdowns as the sic supervisor, will announce a columnist and fea- county attorney Sam Steinfeld date for hearings on any change ganized labor should federal housing administration who created a whole library of he became 17-day coal strike which John L. concert program in the neat writer for King Features will discuss election laws at the in rates within Kentucky has sulted at the outset. add the civilian production new hoses in slang woven about ture McClellan both Lewis called off last Saturday. future. International News service, afternoon session tomorrow. been set. 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Wednesday Evening, December 11, 194f Potion Dolly teader, Puled*, Ifasftelly I,11310D OXILIARY [IC Lady's Aunt HAS 011110TMAS PASTY A scene of Christmas cheer Died In Winecoff was the Legion cabin last even- of 11( Nibs pang Stator ing when the American Legion Union _pity. Tenn.,—One be of Marshall Alexan- Wtmeoff di DAILY SINCE ma. Aurdliary the victims of the der Unit, Post 72, met there for Street Fulton, Kentucky. tel fire at Atlanta, Chi., was Mrs 1. i'VENING. 400 Main the annual Christmas party and EMIT WEEK DAY Perry of Tampa, Fla Po neusuact• AOMON DOMAN regular meeting. The cabin was Fred G. AUSTIN ASEIN•ON of co WATEOPIELS soiree decorated to car- farrier Miss Alterna Webb Momar WU ONO coerce vety tastefully the th PUSLISHCIII ry out the Christmas motif. Jackson, Tenn , aria an aunt of art of Congress of Mardi 1, 1117e, 407 of at Fulton Kentuekylinder In the absenc. of the chair- Mrs. James -P. 011snnon of ag It)aimed es second class matter the SECTION. man, Mrs. Wallace 'Martine, Florida avenue, Union City. litC MATZ COE IN CLASSIFICO It SLIMMONIPTION $ bunness meeting was presided reported_ caused by str asiouswr. Toleitet..1! over by Mrs R Hard,. vice- Death was PA1'S1s @usurer's mos Identiastion of tri moveirrisiem entitled le use for chairman. It was voted to have suffocation. Amoclated Prime le exclusively was made Randal of THE ASSOCIATED PRICES: The local news published. pot luck suppers during the the body UMBER OF credited to Nits paper and also the Sr reproduction of sil news &patches winter months. The January morning is to be Tuesday night MI meeting Ms Stir Trouble Again Jan. 14 at 7:00 at the cabin Mr.Patterson Reds Financial Reepensibilley Law hie • Paging with Mesdames Gordon Perry Ceasing E. Patterson who lives Jr. (Suebine fee Ileillospiej Ira Dixon, and col Do you know a Mr. I. BY J. M. Roberts, Elmer McNatt, het M• For Your Auto We don't. Nor Affairs Amend hostesses. to the Hickman Highway? AP Foreign Earl Taylor as lantramo on !triton business session been able to find anyone in aver After the I'. R. BINFORD UM we Is a furore unsung Bra .11 leftists games were hi; this Mr. Patterson. Possibly There several Christmas SI. Pboso asi , who does know ngregallent hi winners were IN Fourth Ca but we doubt it. the Anglo-American-C.inadlaii enjoyed. Prise Fulton. Koritiscky there is such a person, of ann.. The Jim Burke, R. 0. Wil- _ agi our investigation principle on standardizatam Mesdames What got us started on In a , obvious ef- and Clyde Fields. 5 taking communiets even charge, liams, a letter we received December United State.: were Was Leader fort to stir up trouble in the Ice cream sandwiches an editorial printed in the esessary, and • We. with senate approval 'mitt be served to 41 members where gifts were ex- the propelling day. treaty has been ,nade. guests. Christmas FULTON evidently knew thst a secret MALCO wrote the letter in parlia- changed from a beautifully .'Whoever The Latest llarcup was set cif policy of this paper to print only lighted Christmas tree, every- , that it la the Tuesdi.y by a statement In com- TODAY and TOMORROW signed—so he coined a name. ment one receiving a lovely gift. letters that are Worker of London that 'an arms his letter would ap- munist Daily Hostesses for the evening '.1141 think, in hopes that two gee I p.were must would ever unren landing between were Mesdames Jess Nichols print and that nobody " peal In a political and military signif anee Joyner, Johnson HIS and the author. For Mr. Patterson's have Moore PROW who WY military signifteasee" is '1 Clyde Fields. we must know the true idennty "Poltical and BRT N 11111111mation, this manifestation of oro to the "Our Readers Say" mild way of putting Of any contributor I the 2Ct NORMAN PTA SPINACH' for our own pro- of the most fateful developments TEISRY ; solemn. This is necessary the re- MEETS TUESDAY realizes. Whether century—the community of interest, : testion, as almost everyone regular meeting of the entire- of interdependence, the mutuall In the not the author/ name is printed is condition PTA December 10 . or have led the English-apeak- last Fulton of ideate which N. Gifford preeided. Min- : ly up to him. a fotegone conclu- Mrs. L. we would be willing to Mg petioles to accept as in Novem- : As a matter of fact, in any utes of the meeting we know who that they will stand together of the executive give anyone ten to one odds that sion ber and also Patterson' is. If our guess is cor- time ea world crisis. board on the 9th of December 'Mr. K. Z. Brtt- Joe Bowers that this person resort- There are muily issue r, wnich the were read by Mrs. tege*, we're surprised of Mrs. Don HSI trick Intended to American peoples differ or fail to In the absence ' to such an underhand ish and Clregory gave the this paper. other, sometimes drasti- Mn. Charles 41111111111Wink us and all readers of understand each report. between them. treasurer's was not complimentary, to be cally. But there is no fear was made of the best Sib letter the A study that would please was no outcry In 'the U. S. when Christmas IOW DM there's nothing There books for children at the per- was revealed. It we, !Bulletin Per. than to print it in full—If stsnelard'sat:on propcsal MINIMS CLASS IgAS taken from the State alli of lessons WOMAN'S CLUB ittcrliAL the new who wrote It will request its publication acsepted as a logical application CHRISTMAS FAST! Mrs. Fleming exhibited ilma00•AM ANNOUNCED and radio-phonograph ▪ proper manner. learned during the war. books the The Gleaners Clam of reeently presented the school TI-1 writing a letter to the address gtv- leftists, of course, depict it al The program for the Bard- We tried The Mahal the Cumberland Presbyterian by the PTA. it was returned by the Russia. Yet a combina- Strong recital to be given s. Patterson. and combination against Church had a Christmas party The teachers' rooms had been "uncla'med " for two Thursday night at eight o'clock cAtAtditpe,olikinisakw Office yesterday marked tion against Kumla would be desirable teat night at 7:00 at the Wom- decorated As program V at the Woman's (Rub Is as fol- prettily Patterson. this is a final appeal for only—In preparation for aggression Club. Members of the dam for the month, Mrs REST-LOVED Mr. purposes lows. an's conductor THE come cut, where ever you preparation for Rus- male escorts and other K. Mischite presented Mari- you te "acme out, against Russia, or in Impromptu, opus 18, number their W. and let the rest of The relative pos- guests were torment. lyn Butler in a piano solo, Elba- BEST•SELLER alita"—oe whoever you are, sian aggression against us. 3, ReinhoU; Mrs. Bard. local beautlial- beth Ann Sisson and Peggy the world know what you think of the sibilitiet are not worth arguing. Claire de Lune, Faure, Ro- The club room was • featured a in Christmas readings OF ALL TIMES In general and the Dairy Leader mance, Debursy; The Cryint6:,a: kir dostarated and' Bryant 111Shis quo The United States and Canada have been Me. The were sung by the groue you're achamed to sign Water. CambeU-Tipton; lighted Chnientsa Carols • a particular. If for some time in decorated Mrs. H. 0. Butler at the identity a deep, talking standardization mantle and piano With A Thrilling Picture your letter, we'll keep your upon but Strong. piano. Miss Thompson's room connection with plans, determined Juba, Dett; Rush Hour hi with esnase ant greenery. A Pot dart secret. poll- buffet won the attendance prise. Cherish! kept under wraps because of a dominion Hang Kong, Chemin; Turley in luck supper win sermd All Will of U. 8. arr.), Ouion; 1111. The 'mile ate "fraying Firm F'oundtions Veal situation, for establishment the Straw (concert style to &bat, nce's whit* weft cen- Through Spiritual 0 °pewees Under Handicap military bases in far Northern Canada. Mrs. Baird. at Med tables men—ap- red candle and was discussed by Mrs. Nitschke ru..—(AP)—Three The plan is opposed by a section of Cana- The Lied'. Prayer, Malone; tered wia goat cratZ to "Character is the toward parent* Manger; in town—stole a MO' cling tenaeliDasly to their Rritith 0 Lord, I'se Done and Done P.n9f,r. hrtneltned". dians who c6fereirvehteti alt educatton gad later washed it enatost a and geographi- Rippetee; Ave Marta, Schubert; WI* tea table was pointed out the fialsellarli -.., ties, resenting the economic and she said. She DI more Mrs. Stem*. with a lovely lace cloth leaders desire cal facto which bring them more and Christ- fact that many frOm IIIIi4strit of the bane Andante Inmate from Lucia di had as Its centerpiece 4th R ;Religion> to be add- Hilt ii Into the orbit of the United States, With greenery flank& the They cracked it Lannnerrrsoor, Dealasit; tar. mum bans and to school subjects. American an Henry Dome. British adherence to the standardization part candelabra wan ed Bert'aux. for left hand skit*, Leschatis by two sliver has become lopsided ILtheiii borne of Policeman C. E. many of this faction's argunioate education of the pain, ky); Mrs.'Bart three MIS Castles. ten:ring to material things toe Iniiimelesa were in the squad car which and at.? scotched. Bit of Heaven, Ball; Mrs. R. Willingham much rather than to morals Use automobile. The thieves were A Little tea Home Kathleen Kn. .1. II. Lawrence poured The hope of religions instruct- the city to escape GI course the conunumsts who oppose arms I'll Take You ser- enough with When Irish Eyes ant settee from the silver ion of homes of tomorrow lies among the western Allies— Westendorf; gifts were of • standardization Willing. Bah; That's An ene. After 'upper in the schools, as only half raising Old Ned about the U. S. Are games were Characters they've been Lullaby, Shannon; Mrs exchanged and America's children get religious Suspicious for Latin-Ameri- Irish nn AP )—Police Dispatcher joint military aid program Instruction in homes. p. Paul, ICI Strong. will be I Car No. 553 to ca, too—don't really believe there is any Chopin. Mrs. Robert Hutchens Mile Conley called Squad Etude in A flat major, January by 1 . in a aggressive intent involved in it. What they Polo- the program leader in A'Ytt. iltile04 on two suspicious men sitting Valse in K minor, ghoptn; CLAYTON-MACE really want Is to zee Britain and the U. 8. Mrs Bard. ear at Sherburne and Pascal avenues.' naise, Chopin; Betty FREEMAN • INCNAlli MIMIN 'WWI they were be- Dade; Intermezzo The marriage of Miss WEST FULTON PTA IIONA squad car easily found the men in so weakened militarily—as Jealousy. Mr (Mae' nothing Pestaloma: Jean Clayton, daughter of MEETS TUESDAY of detectives who were tween the wars—that they will have Provost; Ciribiribin, ARDS • CHARM EVANS n—a couple Mystery of Life, Her- and Mrs. W. It Clayton of Fulton Fulton PTA met EVELYN with whica to back their foreign policies. ahl Sweet of The West for other suspicious men. Strong. to hates F. Mack kainorlY December 10, in the = bert; Mrs. Novern- Tuesday, Dale as "BLACK BEllfr is not for the 'Patton was solemnized room at Carr Institute and IfItiland is doing This program Baptist music Mrs. Will Boulton alms. Everyone l.bar 10 at the Calvary a large attendance. Mrs WINGO NEWS club members /WW1- with HOSPITAL NEWS fine. In music is welcome I Chinch of Blytheville, Austin, president, presid- hi,Au,A.410 Fawlks is doing Raymond and Forrest Katz- interested Jeringen Wales • Mrs. Betty prices are tas allat the Re*. P. it business session Wastif mar of Louisville are visiting Mr to attend. Admission ed over the * arab J.war )knseind nicely. No. offlubignig. A luncheon fokowed date was changed and Mrs. Kenneth Katzmar. adults 75e, children 'Babel The meeting 4 J. 2. Powers is better. the eireaseny at Hotel the second Tuesday in A NOTION PON 4 Mrs. M. A. Harris is doing fine Mrs. Fritz Potts and Richard the from I( After a short weddine trio to the thied, Tues- Wm Rose !Rehr is improving Nashville, Tenn., have re- each month of Mersdames Irby Holder, Ver- couple plan to make their home It ten" Mrs. Ed ?Melds is better. Trouble Seems To turned home after visiting her Jefferson Bar- day. is doing non. McAlister, in Little kook, Arkansas. Mrs. Frank Brady, program • Herman Thompson Parents, Mr. and Mrs. II L. Miller are .pen- clay and Henry chairman, presented a very in- nicety. Run In Family Of Crutchfield, in Mayflett!, the ding today teresting program. Program ' Willie Porjer is doing fine. Mr. Edward Dunn of Hazard Mrs. Irvin Blalock. mat" WOMAN'S CLUB a - gaeste of theme for the year is "Loy.ng Mrs. 0. Dl Cook is doing nice Aged M'heati'Man has been visiting in Wingo. ID NAV* CALL MEWING topic Kelley Firm Foundation'. The Mr. and Mrs. Howard will a Firm 11-1APi of Junior Woman's Club for December is "Laying Mrs. J. G. Piantt is improving Morehead, Ky., Dec. and Mrs. Viola Waggoner Pa- The Grow- fine up with a emit meeting Monday Foundation in Spiritual Ma. A. C. Allen Is doing —Troubles have been piling ducah spent the weekend Dr. T. M. Reid ham at a ait,Deeensiter te, at 7:00 th". Mrs M. W. Haws gave Allen Ellis has been for elderly Alvin Perry. Mr. and Mrs. John Waggoner. Dc- Alton club Noe foP the purpose most inspiring talk on "The • d. IIITEt, his eon Cecil Perry wits Mr. and Mrs. James CHIROPRACTOR the Growth empathic the toys for the 'elopement of Spirituel *ands Byrd is doing fine. convicted lain week on an armed Lowery and Jimmy of Mayfield of Lowe Mr. and CITY NATIONAL BANE anter-pitioileged children's par- in Our Ch.ld". Sirs_ Kelly Werth& Sue Cruce is improv- robbery charge and sentenced spent the weekend with gave WILDING fault will be the following in her pleasing manner to Id years. It was young Per- Mrs. Herman Choate. * of the is doing will return the Shepherd's version Wayne Bynum ry's fourth trial, three previous Mr. David Saxon to be from Veteran.s Hos- ?Nora 97 An Members are urged Christmas Story. 0) Due. lures having failed to agree. home today any ; and baby Ill. presort, lint anyone'lliving Miss Nell Warren presented an. Hershel Jones Next, another son. Gardner pital in Marion, Hears: 9 to 12 — 2 to 5 to call "Si- R. B. Wright toys to donate is meted group of small boys singing We doing nicely. Perry, was found dead last Sun- Mr. and Mrs. And by Appointee's% Western All is better. with Mrs. Ed Mrs. M. E. EtherVIge at lent Night" and "0, Come Mrs Cecil Robey day on a bunk in the Morehead spent the weekend of this improving. Tenn. Plasmatic Tbermly Dram or any Member Ye Thankful". Ned Coleman is city jail where he was being Foster of Dukedom, December is doing Tucker will re- lhedrieal Treinsomes club before Saturfty, — — -- lire. Walter Nichols held on a charge of being in- Was Nell Jones and her home in Detroit 14 Mrs. John Ray Allison toxicated. Coroner James Brown turn to Lynn, of tomorrow after visiting little daughter, Susan Mrs. Russell Hicks Is better. said he suffocated. Mich., are visiting Mr grandmother, Mrs. Douglas Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. James Green and baby Late Sunday, the elderly her E. H. Knighton at Copien. and Mrs. dbing man's son-In-law, deli Igo, 52, home on Third street Mrs. Harry Dix and Steven of their 0. Payne h.... been was slain at his home at Farm- Allison and Susan Lynn Mos. 0. New York City have returned Ors. ers. 12 miles west of Morehead. leave the first of the year 18, home after visiting her parentz will Hinkley ha.s been The victim's son, Ray Igo, Monrovia. Liberia on the James un- Dv. and Mrs. Stanley Mullins. for was held to the grand jury west coast of Africa to join Mr tted. on a there Truman Rickman has der $15 000 bond yesterday Million who is working in con- dismissed. charge of wilful murder Attorney Endorses with the Firestone Company. nection with the slaying. Hoepltal New Constitution Under the most favorable pre- conditions, the Scilly Isles. 81 Mace Carter has been Ky., Dec. 11—(AP) war Hiwsty Patrol Has Louisville. miles cff England's southwest needs a new consti- 25 —Kentucky corner, shipped 55,000,000 indi- patients are Mrs. Roy For meet the needs of an Arrested Man tution "to vidual flower blossoms a year. and baby. Mrs. Mary era." Edward F. Mrs Post office Theft advancing . • Leon Wright. Prichard, Jr.. Lexington attor- Johnson. Mrs. Wayne club here yes- 11- (Atl)—A ney, told a civic , Baby Bryan. Mrs. D NarItin. Ky. Dec. man by Sgt. Earl Gil- terday. Efiecsive Dec. 16 aleCeiroy, Mrs. Hampton identified urged that the vot- • the state Pa- Prichard and baby, Mrs. Fred Hud- bert of highway the calling of a Mrs trol as William Scarbought, 28, ers approve WESTERN UNION MS. Leslie Nugest, convention at the MOM*Cart Ca. nearby Walling, has been ar- constitutional • Elliott, ft P. Morris or pointing 41•••••••I• elsom••••• a 1947 general election, and Jackson and 1min rested in connection with to *. I. out that it, would take 50 years CHOCOLATES I Mrs. 1141 series of 25 postoffice robberies Ham's Radto Service keg& Millie Patterson, modernize the present document, Arnett. B. 0 in Kentucky, Tennessee and In- 1.100,.. , Itet adoptyd in 11191. by 'piece-by- will be located at R. V. Putnam diana. Gilbert said two others Exclusive atistrfr. Nondorion, and piece' amendments. are being sought. :laws 205 Commercial Ave. Cecil said Searborgh was He listed at outstandins TOPS FOIeQUALITY etanissed were Gilbert constitution the in building with Westbrook at the po.vtofficc here In the present STORE Mrs. Eva arrested of the public debt to NEI OWL DRUG baby. when he accepted a letter at the limitation Leas Ws:&roes and and the restriction CITY F.I.ECTRIC CO. froes-CoCosepaar. hiasticift.M Use. delivery window which $500,000 Lake Street — Phone 460 — Patteu,I y. Prainelltied BettYer: Pepsi,Cola Bottling Co., of Fulton genera elective, officers suc- Elie* psi' 1 authorities had been against Non ceeding themselves. tinp:oring. H. M.!clew is It

Peg. Thtei 946 Wednesday Evening, December 11, 1944 rutton belly Leakier, ?alum. konieeii_ • a yogi Scottsville 36 Park City n don (Ind) 51 Travis Tidwell Sports Roundup The Sports Mirror Sulphur 29 New Castle 24 NW* 4 senionlet Martin Wins Many Mourn Virginia Cedarville Today's Omit Star Anchorage 65 11 Military 62 By Huth Fullerton, Jr. By The Associated Press Crestwood (ONO' ef Is Top College Murphy, Canton, Ill., New York, Dec. -(AP( -The Jimmie Today it Yettr Ago-The Na- La Orange 33 Bedford 10 Tau A. k M. 80 Morehead "looks as if the Over S. Fulton Ground-Gainer The Big Train Boston Yanks. who never have Daily Loader: tional anti American League club Henry Clay 84 Berea 28 Illy( MI bowl promoters have messed Pars 43 Carlisle 19 North Carolina State Is Bones New York, Dec. 11 1AP been higher than fourth in their owners turned clown the requet t up. Rice should go better Harrodsburg 33 Burgin 24 Hosiery 40 Ebts In finial 37.20, Walter Johnson, Fireball livision Of the national football things of the Pacific Coast League fur ?NMI Tidwell, Auburn's hard- In the Ralrin Bowl, or even the Sobree 27 Clay 24 Ilketern Kentucky 64 Peppin-- Artist, I/led Ind Night league, will try to improve their Secognitlon as a third major MarBil Oirle 36-30 working freshman. Is the Sugar Bowl. They might mix Russellville 34 South Warren dine 40 position next soason under the circuit. On north, floor Iteeediry ground-gaining king of college At Washlust(m Hospital coaching of Clipper Smith . . things up and give us the Pud- 30 cape Oirardeat (hfor Tchrs Three Years Ago A. A. Stagg, Bowling Green 41 Franklin- Martin high Khoo! cams beat football for 1940 the Clipper (oat the University ding Bowl.", 47 Murray (KV el Washington, Dec 11-tAPI- College of the Pacific., n Simpson 32 both bop' and girls' teams from of Ban Frolciseo over a week John illop'king Cathplie U. Closing with • terrine burst Two generations of baseball football's "man of the Year" College High 60 Glasgow ai Sotith Fatten on the Martin floor ago, but the Yanks hotten't made Clouting The Cuff sor in his last two games, Tidwell fans *ere saddened today by by football writers' association ClIntonvilic 17 North Middle- Camp Lea•une 146$ night The Martin boys were pur- It official because they had to When the Washington Red- Camp Lee 51 out-distanced he closes of America. town IS NCr so fri front by 31-16, and the Mar- the passing of Walter Johnsen, straighten out Her* Kopf's con- skins lout the eastern I Nations! suers and replaced Bob Feni- Five Years Ago-New York Danville 33 Kafanaugh 25 Evansville 11 Georgetown (lty) tin girls wOn 36-30 of A. Is M who the fireball thrower Withel Virt- tract, winch still had a couple League; football title to the more Oklahoma Giants acquired First Baseman Waco 20 McKee 24 59 Lett night's defeat give the had reigned for two years as the ually rewrote the pitching rec- of yeerc to go . If he's Otanta li at Sunday. 28 of their luck,, Johnny Mike from the kW Louis Magnolia 8A Hodgenville 24 Milligan 55 Emory and Hint y local boys three wins and one inclividt..1 offender leader of ord book during his II years may get Herman Ir @- Players went Into tbe game wear- Smith Cardinals for Pitcher Bill Lolly- St Joseph i Bardstown) 36 Le- 25 Mee and make the girls' season the collegiate gridirons with the Washington Senatoirs. Hawaiian Gael of It. ing bandages covering various mem, the man, catcher Ken O'th-a and banon 25 Auburn 66 Maxwell Aoki IS average 500 with two wine and Statistics released today by Known as "The Big Train" movies get'bumps bruises. etc They accuir- Mary's, unless the cash. Somerset 11 Liberty 34 Loulaiana 64 fine two defeats Collegiate Athletic and a member of the game s his I ed a few more during the game Colley the National him first. When he winds up Ten Years Ago New York Buckeye 48 Laneuter 30 Prairie 44 TIM boys in South Pullout show Tidwell not only ficlul hall of fame, the kindly I Allie Stoic, who twice fought Bureau coliep weer, Herman will turn 15(^te Athletic commission re- /telt-11141m 31 Paducah Tliah- starting lineup were playing with topped the country in combined onetime Kansas farm boy dIed for the lightweight title. opens to either pro spurt(' or the films fused to bar Jimmy Bracidook's man El diStInet handicaps Haddad, fo-- yardage gained on the ground just before midnight at Cleorp. la laundryette in New Bruns- f (which had been Matting for proposed no-decision bout with Renders( '. 04 Spottaville 31 Eastern Is Lone Wog, had a chest cold, and and in the air but also was the town Hospital. He was MI yeah,. so him) under the guidance of Ray wick, N. J , this week Al least its City de------was hindered Joe LOUIS in Atlantic Barnes, center, by no. I path on the basis of ts, old. aken to the Carlen, Lou Nova's former man- better than being spite protests of Max Schmid- Caw 1611110116all a troublesome injured ankle. tal completions and the seventh For eight months his life had ager*, . . anyway, he won't turn cleaner. By The Asssoelataill Press Winner However, Haddad led his team best ball carrier, been dimming from a brain 'tu- Last Night's Wore. State with 7 points, and Barnes ac- - — — - mor which doctors dared not allitives• wonted for 4 to take third hon- General Douglas MacArthur try to relieve by surgery. Basketball Ohio Univ. 106 Marietta 96 Riehmoted Lads Beal ors in scoring, was graduated from West Point At one time or another be Ohio Wesleyan OM Wooster 46 Pepperelind A.ilierrery, The Martin girls concentrated with the highest grades anyone held just about all the enodn Illinois Wesleyan 60 St. Joe- up South quarter of a cen- pitching records and some sill 04towa Lome on bottling Moore, had made In a Scores 1 phs (Ind) 61 Ptatott forward, but she added tury stand. Naperville (DI( Tchra. 42 By The AisobleNed Press I. pints to 'he Smith Fulton Carroll 33 of the heoreheard Cun _c School Basketball Eastern Kanto*/ State Teach- saki KY. High Concordia (St. Louis) 47 Illi- flinghasn't 16 points were high By The Associated Press nois College 43 ers CotiegO de4asta4 610ppidine P011411, Frields, Mar- Rosenwald (Madisonville( 60 ter Booth Indiana Central 64 Hunting- College of We anonee, 4 to 4g• dropped in 20 points. Providence 95 t% Wheal, In the fled earn. of A&Mae+ Next game for the South Pul- COAL header at the pubniin Armory len love sriH be with Fulton in Tinton high gym Fri- lest hight. Morehead State the new While the coal strike was on we were limitsd in BROOKS snoise trheln3. NEW LAW Titalterse dtowidel an Overtime Deceidi supply,. contest td Te A. and M., 51I liftlier 31, when Cloverdale Protect Your Right To BUS LINE N. in Deo▪ untiThelto rate of teeMs come to South Pulton for MOW we hare sufficient quantity for your needs. Drive the first poet-holiday tilts. Is Mi.!higast Cape the See or (dl 9177 Keateelly Girls' lineups: Mo Tho- Be eve the safe side—Lay in enough coil soda, Mr MI Pe I. Martin 34 M Mews to DIMWIT, Mai hilt ioar In I. Plitten JOHN D. HOWARD ougtsbrs0' Barrey. 2 title hi a Chem, Id F the rest of the winter. Illarasefe BMW 04 froar ;WuI$ 7 issom Score eta Wort, 10 _ r Reams, State farm Auto Inewasco Is K. gains 04 Murray. Co. lbw DAIL! sa Ma Vowell, 4 ___ Y____ Melds, 36 ____ d.. Jones. 12wW. service Stades 011sOro, the Cashion, Mb awl Lees Si 1110414111 flAtne"d at Long, 0 Idney, 110 Lake St. Fakes. Sr. Aces of translThe drattr CITY COAL COMPANY ✓ule, 0_ Baker, THE KEG defeated Georgatolln eons. el B. fulOon subs: Hudson, Did- l 1'UI.T0101, m011 and Jones. Martin suba: PHONE 51 t. h A lin illhootmo? °Inis:nes n involving ftentueleyj THR ADVEIWTEINF54 OF PATSY Mario 7 Fitts and Whitaon. PPr-somv, riANYwAyi "It Pt Now , MOW, istl., *yr Itneapt: INtUtt mos is PitAOTIOALLY A eTtatillaulumt°nIatilitre•Unne161 w, 917epan O x WORR.oT D 12 flaw XI Pert Martin 17 TwAT ALLIGATOR; A Ottlerl.CTLY TWAT the University of We will iOlallTiC YOU Bell, 13 FRkGwteu Aaiun, WAY TO travel to vignover, for e naddlid, 7-- 'IA If CRAlls TR! air AM ACA4MY Lee, 10 Movii6/ ....TWIT was Nor ov game with Hanover oodeps and °Alm' e a .'0Yltl es, 4 __. C. _. Terrell, 12 Tens A. and BaKit, YOU! Murraulapt rlin, S or._ Whitehead, 2 (S7 146 '. 1414oatreheird albe /02101 WhIRAULIC LOADER iwthie‘ne::uunpreguito yat otbeptscittiht ffi itirettitte tes- 'RandiriwnlIthiarsitibillOrr0:thst4tillisatis' c°:7111ininanitrhyn,, Nu WU termisrion MIS knotted at 1-Mr at OS end of Withalki and" /I . ftoefl or 10 Mita Cif Enlargement took Scoring .hon Pith /3 Is 4prors.d Ay trustees points. n, 14y.. Bee. 11- -(API -Conatesetion of four addition- /444*.4orporogios****ft al 'melon. at McLean Eltatitunt First Down. One To Co DICKIE DARE w hJoh will Increase the seating Ike SPA el aity to approxiniately 30,- NAM TOM IRACI011 rpersons, has been approved W T1ViNS 11011 OWN. by the University of Kentucky DiCA.-W PC SA4140 Board of Trustees. Present is as complied di ad DOT PK ottani; capacity is 31,000 1111111,1 ION IOW iltrtieW lobo whit Leeds *eke Is tuna. h 1111 kfasket isArds imaiers. Weed bee. Warm hdie Ilwaruhe ke tee it Sib 1001004 .:Stale Explains Make& wodwais * Iletb Didistie awe Warted/ anweat "abed ;Tax Board Laws yes wee ear. Cane * It ,s dear dl I. aid we a, 116,601161T. aktilfig LaggiOrir Frankfort, Ky., Dec. 11-(AP) - ' -A Cbunty's beard of tax super- iValAt GIMMICK Wine., =alsegellit Brandied, 'viaors may consist of three citi- Wow,end sena from the county at large, JOHN PAUL BARD tor of one from etch magisterial Water Valley, Kentucky Citauspallo. t. Interpretation of a. 1946 BUZ SA_ '!AP Mtge tive amendment to the ; lanf poverning such boards was given by the attorney general's °tithe today to Graves county SALE OF FARM Sligittellowe 4lid1e Lewis Anderson and graves Tax Commissioner Nor- 4.sahrr Street 424 Lohe •The fiscal court decides upon which system to use, it was ex- Futtenn Seated* libelee hi given dast as December 17, 1046, al. 'Shined In answer to their joint 1--14-444+4444+4.444144+4.1. qbery. 240 P. III. as the East door of the Covert Seems EN " 1 Tennessee, I will sell to the highest bid- Union City, der for cash the D. B. Jonakin be gime mmilini,

0 Mg of H7 acres located about eight wiles north. SALE cast nf Veen Ctty, Ohio* Caveat', Tennessee. • Drninao• Svaregn °ART DOAKS of Stare Building J. WALKER KERR,

Nollee is heteby given that Executor of the Eaute of D. S. junakin, Deceaseil I seill on - DECEMBER 16, 1946 ob S:00 it, 'PER(' $1111M(Ii" .M-('W 04rfa AttbeCoUrtiimute 1401 SOARy I SUCH A IDIA _Any More Snare Part'? 00%CoRNINC, B1,011110111 Awo ygza.h. pm OQ0KS.. 500 WHY AREN'T YbU ql!IlL0744, MY' 44 Cocr.e.047 -0 aft' tkprivrtIcia L.CT 14‘y0AY WE'LL MAKE -OW! FlITON /14. O OW GOODNESS! A LOT OF IN BED ? Si-nAmE MY EAR'5 You--EIGHTNG YOU4w FasoZ41° LETS OLIN A NOISE. LIKE Oki GONE -- tta-I POP-- WE'RE WITH YOuR Sell S..wk bidder for cash the OW-OW! I'LL PUT ON FIGHTING SISTER r, buiVIdin located on mitS FALSE three Wiry EAP Lakd *east fir on, anVccupied o by the BE1/4 STO J. vault Mit 6DZ, ,s 4 COL RUCUTOR • Estait of 5, Makin, Dttiaitaesd.. v C'r k _ .54

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Watineidety Evenbtr, December 11, 194 Fulton Daily Leadir, Fulton, Kentucky Pep row Actetteuvetctrocicumettivelcurictocuttectett 11181••••••••11•111111•11M1 2 USED CIRCULATING HEAT- Livestock Market •1111$1181811M•••••11111•10 ERS for sale. 25.00 each. Call 294-ine 0 1St Ni/.onal Stockyards, DI., Dec • Phone • BABY BUGGY for sale. --(USDA )-Hogs 294-11tp 11-(AP) 6,500; CLASSIFIED O 616. market uneven; barrows and • gilts steady to 25 lower; sows m1 iLlill11•••••••••111111•11•••••••••••••••••111 • Service mostly steady to 26 lower; some /a 23.- 1930 MODEL FORD SEDAN. See MIMEOGRAPHING: Le t t•r heavies off 75; 170-300 lbs. Roberson's Gro- 75-90; latter price mostly for RATER at back of Fred cards, programs, etc. Mary Of CLASSIFIED Gifts 293-2tp. 240 lbs. down; top 24.00 sparing- For Clinton 2651. .. cery. Burton, phone lbs. 20 100- MOTHER BURTON'S GIFT ly; 130-150 75-21.50; •L.AMMIFICCI ADM -New and Used. New NO lbs PIANOS SHOP, Clinton, Ky. 294-tfc 120 lbs. 19.00 20.25. sows Loss than 25 words: Spinets, with bench $465.00. Used down 21 25-75: heavier weight/ insertion 50e delivery. lit is plapos $95.00 up. Free ADDING MACHINES, ma down to 20 a0; stags 17.00-15.00 &A Insertion, word South word ic HARRY EDWARDS. 808 WRITERS AND CASH REGIS- .. insert., Joy additional op- Lasting Each Street, paducah, Ky. -Sold, repaired Cattle 3,500; calves 1,200; 25 words or more: 5th TERS BOUGHT 275-34kp. Office supplies. FULTON OF- ening trade active on all classes 1st insertion, word to strong with can- insertion, word 2e FICE SUPPLY COMPANY, fully steady 2nd CHRISTMAS SALE HANDMADE ners and cutters cows 25 high- Each additional insert., word le Phone IL TRAYS. Mr.. Nall, 292 Third. er; one load top good and low OAMO OF 289-Ste. SLIP COVERINGS and sewing. choice steers 28.00; good steers Charge 50c 658. 231 tic medium 18.00-22.00, Minimum house on large Call 23.00-27,00; Each Word 2c FOR SALE: Small - - - -- medium and good heifers and lot. 100 x 150, in Rieeville. Phone PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIR- 291 Otp mixed yearlings 16.00-21.00; 826 ED by BUELL 0. BONE with good cows 10.00-1700; beef cows KNEEHOLE Charge Minimum Harry Edwards. 808 South Fifth, 12.00-15.50; canners and cutters DESKS Each Word IC Rent 293-18tp • Wanted to Paducah. 9.75-12.00; beef bulls 16.00-50; Period typists and other LOCIAL AND NATIONAL DIS- room apartment for veter- sausage bulls 13.00-16.00; choice or 3 11, Notice beautifully finished PLAY 101 and wife. Call 1251-W. vealers 31.00; good and choice an desks. OUSMITYCO ON •C588.8 290-6tp For tickets to Woman's Club re- 18.00-29.75; common and medi- knee-hole vital, Dee. 12th. presenting Mrs. um 11.80-17.00. and up INTI•N PIATESI WANTED TO RENT: 3 or 4 room Strong and Mrs. Bard, see Mrs. 54.50 Fulton, Anderson Sheep 1.500; active market; Carrice Delivery in apartment for Mary Donna Intiton at Leader office. Hir.knuen, Carlisle. Ballard, and mother. Phone 256. 2$9-6tp slaughter lambs 267-8 higher; 0 Counties, Ky.; Obion, Appliances, Wiring, Radio Repair- ewes steady; good and choice Tenn.- Marlin, 92, le- Moakley Counties, FOR SALE: Ono .22 ing and Sport Goods. CITY native and wool western lambs ak month, $110 pair 71,4 hip pack- 13e week, ver action rifle; ELECTRIC COMPANY, 205 23.25-75; mostly 23.50 to three months; $3 six months, boots; hand-crocheted cerde ers; top 24.00 for less than a not Commercial, Phone 401. 2$9-tfc $4.50 year. Mall crders bags. Phone 373. 292-tfe deck to small killers; medium from localities ser- accepted C. BAZAAR AND and good Iota 18.50-21.00; cull by delivery agents. In $20.00. P. CHURCH ved GIRL'S BICYCLE for sale. Friday, Dec. 13th, common throwouta 12.00- towns without delivery ser- after FOOD SALE, and Good condition. Call 572-J. Fashion Shop. 294-2tp good wool yearlings 18.50; vice, year $4.50. By Mail on 293-3tp. at Irby's 14.00; routes $4 per year. 5 o'clock. medium and good ewes 7.50. rural EX-Ser- Elsewhere in United States B. D. NISBET, Kentucky regis- Board, will be at IS Per year. FOR SALE: White Hereford vice Men's tered bull. Pair of aged woe( American Legion Cabin Friday Arlington News mules. Grade Jersey heifer. afternoon. December 13th. to • For Sale Mileh cow with calf. Phone assist veterans and their dep- Mr. and Mrs. John Eulice Hui- 294-1tp 294-2tc. daughters, Neil • and house, 7 rooms 1131-M. endents. me and roa SALE: Brick Nancy; Mrs. Blanche Hulme and bath. W. H. HARRISON, FOR SALE: 5-burner oil stove,• Help Wanted Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Winfrey ill Norman, Phone 429-J. built-in oven. Also Warm Morn- Mr. and Mrs. Newby Russell 287- 1 Otp. ing heater. Phone 948-W. 294-3tp TWO MECHANICS wanted. MMus Lillian and Lula Hill and HAIKLINE'S GARAGE. Will Hill all of Memphis; Mr RUGS • a. and Mrs. John Weldon Hall and ' In Kentucky daughters, Rosemarie and Bet- haniactor tie Lamkin, Mrs. Carl Nelson aaat. Lexington-Ed Wilder, secre- Cunningham, and Mrs. Edith tary of the Lexington Board of Perkins were dinner guests of Commerce, has announced that Mrs. W. H. Hall Sunday. Portrait Frocks. Inc., a dress his aunt, Miss head- Complimenting manufacturing firm with Jackson, Mr. and Mrs will Carrie quarters in New York City, Meshew entertained with about Jack open a plant in Lexington a dinner at their home on Route will em- Jan. 1 which eventually 2, Sunday. ploy 170 persons. Plates were laid for the hon- IVING ROOM SUITES LoulsvWe-AppoIntment of A. oree, Miss Jackson, Mr. and Mrs Murray Beard of Hardinsburg as John B. Watts and sons, Harry Our large stock of 2-piece liv- ear chef OPA rent attorney was an- and Cooper of Hickman; Mr as room sakes allows nounced yesterday by George H. and Mrs. Ramsey Jackson, Hen- pekes to start at Ir. II of derson; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frigidaire Goodman, district director 99.50 the OPA. He succeeds Ralph Slayden, and three sons, Billie Logan, who resigned. Bob, Joe and Warren, Route I' ‘,1,4BTS Mrs. Ina S. Meshew, Mies Linn rA,PLE •••• Parilliwater Covington-Frank B. Becker, Jackson. Mews, . Will Jaakimel dilier end up 51, who had been manager of Bobby and Richard Meshew and , e are new cotter- the Kenton County Social Secu- Jackie Meshew and the hosts. 4 ..;;:;1;;.• , IZt eZ... new interior rity office here since It was es- Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey and Amiga- eiew ia-balk qual- tablished in 1937, died last night. and family and Mr. baby of Murray 4•' icy that only Prigidsise/hes He had been ill six months. W. L. Polly and "4.4"4 you. These are only a few were Sunday guests of Mr. and afdie features ofthis newer, Street Report Mrs. Guy Price. ism Priediate refrigerator Wall Mrs. Water Combs attended Here Ire IODIC of the MethodM By Mier Embank church at the First Sunday where New York, Dec. 11-(AP)-A Church in Fulton College choir few stocks attracted worth- the Lambuth • Famous Meter-Misr Her dau- while bids in today's market al- Jackson, Tenn.. sang Sue Burton, is a Mechanises though many leaders stP1 were ghter, Miss of the choir. • 5-Tear &mimetic's Plan depressed by profit' cashing on member SCOOTERS •All -porcelain limier the recent rally. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tucker, rof the lagging division were tires. In Mounds. El., were shaking hands All steel. Rubber •&elusive Quidrube Treys Bethlehem. General U. S. Steel, with friends here Saturday. 3.95 and up •Biked Dula: exterior Motors, Chrysler, Southern Pa- cific, Great 'Northern, Chesa- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cross. and •Drawer -type litest-Teoda peake & Ohio, Standard 011 of three sons of Fort Scott. Kan- •Intgefromit-stomgespeon New Jersey, Electric Power & sas, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Stanley Air Reduction of Savanah occAsioNAE •Porcelain Hydrator Light, Anacor.da, and two children Phelps Dodge and Westing- Ga., Phillip Stanley, St. Louis Yost cloaks it atiniy *faders. •Cold-stossge tray house. Resistance was shown by and Fisher Mosby. Jackson Ward • • •9,95 Model shwa wily $1119.75 °bribe', Montgomery Tenn., have returned to their Kennecott, American Can and homes after spending last week CEDAR CHESTS General Electric. with Mrs. Mary Waltrip. GRAHAM FURNITURE COMPANY Bonds were uneven and cot:- Hazel Jackson. who under- Handsome blood, with water- ton higher. went a major operation at the fall front. Fuller-01111am Hospital in May- There are two rare white buf- field Dec. I, is reported to be 59.50 FRIGIDAIRE GENERAL MOTORS falo living in the United States. improving and will be home at Malaria is one of the oldest an early date. known diseaser of mankind. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore and EVERY SATURDAY 7:09 P. M. About 4,000 people in the Unit- daughter. Patricia. have return- STATION WRE(' ed States die from malaria each ed to their homes in Fulton af- year. ter a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Drake and daughter. less Edith. James Pryor, of Mayfield. a former resident, was a visitor here Saturday. HASSOCKS of the HEAVY vEwarEDEs- Pit. Bobbie Joe Felts and sizes Ill., was a Many gay colored shapes AAF, Chanute Field, With wood tires Housework weekend guest of his parents 5.95 and up Mr. and Mrs. John Felts, and 28.50 grandmother, Mrs. Robert Felts Mrs. Carl Nelson of Cunning- I ham Is a guest of Mrs. W. H Hall this week. COCKTAIL TABLES Thomas J. Lamkin, is serious- ly ill at his home here. He was In Walnut and Mahogany- Start it brought froen the Riverside Hos- 6.60 pital Saturday where he was taken for examination. • Mrs. Will Gifford has been qu'te ill at her home on High- way 51 for the past week, after a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. James Suiten_ ger of last St. Louis, were week. end visitors of the latter's moth- Bertha Edwards. er. Mrs. 't.1,711111 MODERN Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Moore of HIGHCHAIRS Spring Hill were shoppers here emur Lops Saturday. 8.95 Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Magruder 3.95 were business visitors In Cairo Friday.

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