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,1947 FORECAKTI t Pine- Itentuelt y— Considerable Standard mating 00 (a) nth; of cloudiness with showers and el from thunderstorms in satreme rut nd rural portiou early tonight. IVeditea. Kr CKY PRES e been day fair and dry with moderate U tent- temperatures, 10 CIA TION ,,uttrott tabtr c..±g 1T3Ittr7TI• Ora am - - XLVIII • Associated Prom Loomed Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Ti... &resting. July 1, 1947 Five Cents Per Cory Na. 16d 4•1••11114- Minnie Rose Seek Kevil Low Gir1,2i, )31. ,Crest Thought Near Won't Forget Bank Robbers Alive And Safe Mississippi Flood; $11,350 Taken By Mutt. Missing Sunday. n Railroad Men Armed. llumitaked Meat Greta Gulf. Found Today Her I. C. Friends Who Fled In New Auto In Cullturnlo Perk WlIdi Thousands Homeless Kevii, Ky., July 1-011)—Law Lassen National Park enforagnent Wilma in Calif., Bought Furniture We;:teIli July 1-011--Little Greta Mary I Kentucky today sought three Gale, missing since !likes Abandoned armed robbers who Sunday, was For Iler Parents yeatertlaY found alive today in brush of held up the bank of *evil short- the rugged pork urea, a search- A.v Mouldy Stream- THEY HF:I.PED ly before noon, taking $11,550. ing -group informed the BEFORE Sam Chime% 48, cashier, and !mill,. The two and a half year Continues To Rise BY OUIDA JEWELL John Miller, 67, assistrnt old cashier, said two armed bandits Oreat---Toni" to her famila — "Thank you, dear God, for dropped from sight ItAILIMADS IN DANGER making auchskind and generous entered the bank while a third Sunday while waited outside In a new auto- on a vacation camping trip. men at Conductor McNamara Her grandfather, St. Louis, July 1- -(4')—The mobile. Former U. S. at its highest and his railroad friends," must Congressman John H. Toisit, 70, Mislartippi River, be the nightly prayer of crip- flood stage here in 103 years. The beak einploycs and died from a heart attack last ubandanmeiti of levees pled 15-year-old Minnie Rose Clarence Feesor, who was in the night, apparently induced by forced Webb, of Route 3, Covington, bank at the time, were herded the shock and excitement. He protecting the nearby Illinois Tenn., for these men have done communities of Dupo and East into the directors' room while had been ill. after the sue- It again. They have bought her the gunmen gathered up the The little girl was found by Cartmcielet today evactiatton of 4.000 resi- parents a complete let of new money. Furor made a break for Jim Gaither, the ineatage to the cos.sful furniture. dents; of time area. the door and one ot the robbers French. British and ftuasiaa eraresentativee chit t iii Elysee r111110., Paris, following a luncheon family said. She was on a ridge, On day last week, John W. shot at him, narrowly missing given by President Vincent !Writ)! of France for the dig Three foreign ministers conferring on about a mile from the cabin. col. R. E. Smyser, district McNamara paid his little protege him. the Marshall plan for Europe. left te right are: Emmet Sevin, Great Britain; President Auriol. Forest service men, sheriff a army engineer, decided to aban- a visit. While there, he noticed officers from three counties, muddy Criswell and Miller later were an un.dentUied Walden interpreter, V. M. Molotov, Russia, and Georges hidault. France. don the levees when the • *that some new furniture was lumberjacks and vacationers, waters began pouring -through placed in the bank vault badly needed in the little girl's but numbering in all about 150, leaks faster than thousands of home, So Mr. McNamarn did not locked in, and telephoned for searched the area of numerous (mild sandbag the help as soon as the robbers left. volunteers again what he had already done May Try To Rebuild Europe creeks yesterday. A sound truck water-soaked barriers. several times before—got his The bandits stuited $11,550 in- Without Reds' Aid asking for volunteers to join the railroad buddies; together and to a paper bag and left through Paris, July 1—(/P)--The dead- eon Secretary Ernest Sevin Marshall's June 5 offer of search was sent to communities School busses and army trucks staked them all to chip in with a aide door, Criswell said. The locked conference of Russian, and French Foreign Minister were used to evacuate the resi- United States help in a Etiros in this remote sector of north- Edouard Revco., a 1)..s .• in. enough money to buy Minnie b robbers also took approximately British and French foreign min- Georges Bidault were reported pean reconstruction eastern California. Fifty men re- dents during the night after a program, to teeter minister et i raocr, 511. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake 11. $1000 worth 01 bonds belonging islet's convened this afternoon ready to proceed ill continental be drawn up primarily by Euro- sponded in Susanville alone, and two-inch rain and flash flood lit ran, ;es Webb, farmers, some new fai to Andrew Jenkins, a laanac tor its fourth and possibly UM economic planning without the peen nationt. pounced guided to the critical situation. persona close to search head- 'ilia by tore for their entire house patron.. aession to consider Secretary Of Soviet Union. Informed sources said that quarters laid the parties going of IS "very a Flood battlers, including Intri- kuniaii the Mr. McNamara said that the State Marshall's proposal for The French press agency said both Beath and Bidault last out at dawn today included an organisation sirens of 'teen-aged youths, set Criswell and Miller was r'- American aid in European econ- to ,a,a oasis% the a- furniture wun't the most ex- cued Bidault would ottempt to save night termed the Molotov pro- about 350 searchers. Black Marital. up a second line of defense fromfrom the cault 10 Minitles omic recovery. Illinois Central and pensive, but it was good—the after the robber:, left. the conference with a com- posal unacceptable but, at the Hunting dogs trailed the little French Repubits sct-up a long the stove coat about MO. Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. promise proposal, the terms Of Austen minister's request, girl's footprints for a quarter military dictatorsillo. Missouri Pacific Railroad tracks Molotov You will remember Minnie Bystanders who saw the hold- virtually had vetoed which were not disclosed. agreed to seek further advice of a mile yesterday, but the which were being sandbagged Rote, a victim of infantile par- up car said the driver was about Marshall's plan, and Braids For- British retirees said the con- from their governments, prints disap,peared near some In u new bid to save tint com- City 0,/ LeXington TI91111 alysis, as the little girl who 50 years old. The men who en- ference was not expected to ------automobile tire tracks. munities, • Anti-Handbook Ordinance hadn't walked since childhood tered the bank were described last long. The Missouri Pacific switch- until her railroad friends sent as about 25 years old and about Mrs. C. Henley Both British and French Servwes Held Brodie Succeeds Brumleve Lexington, Ky., July I ing yards in the area were be- her to the Shrine Hospital for 6 feet tall. None of the holdup circles said "only a miracle" Attorney General Eldon S. the new de- men was masked', but ,4s Motor Transport Head ing threatened by Crippled Children in St. Louis witnesses could save the conference from Dummit has been asked to rule velopment. said tile driver of the car wore on March 22, 1946, for treat- Dies In Detroit failure. French sources even , Frankfort, Ky.. July on the validity of a proposed in colored glasses. For Mrs. Boyd I Lexington As a result of the new rise ment. Now Minnie Rose can predicted that today's session !David Brodie of Owensboro ordinance which also walk. Of course, she still has to ------be the last. The would prohibit furnishing of lice river, Colonel Smyser Hotly Will Arrive Here would official was appointed director of the up the battle to use crutches, and has a steel French press agency said that Dukedom Lady's Mother state race news to handbooks. decided to give 11 State Women Motor Transportation Di- save the huge Degagnia-Foun- brace on her left leg, but she Wednesday; Leaves Three after the final meeting a com- Died Saturday At Tri City vision by Governor Willis to- City corporation counsel W. A. can walk just the same. tain Bluff levee, south of Ches- Sons And One Daughter munique would be issued set- day. He succeeds Ben J. Brum- Minibun wrote Dumit that protects 29. This week, Mr. McNamara re- Will Be Delegates ting forth the impossibility of Mayfield—Funeral services for Ii'.,, ter, Ill. The levee leve, Louisville, who resigned to ordinance uould make It an 000 acres. The ceived a very sweet letter from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Henley, agreement. Mrt. Virginia Emma Boyd, wife become secretary-treasurer of offense knowingly to To World Meeting of the late William E Boyd. were furnish to were ordered transferred to Minnie Rose. She was telling Fulton, have received word that The ministers were to consider the Louisville Sinking Fund any handbook Information con- his held Sunday afternoon at Beech dikes farther downstream. Per- .him how she wished for him at sister-ln-law, Mrs. Claude a plan Molotov had proposed in Commission. Brodie has been cerning a race horse or to aid birthday Lexington, Ky.. July 1—(4')— Henley, died Sunday, Jane 4/1...at Drove Presbyterian church, With arc's were her 15th party last Xentualcy -will Rend 11 women lifteiver to fiecraterit of State acting BrumleveS assistant in other activities of such an "sona'clus.litevidngtwiQuwthwise .avier...e._ week. She raid it was a flee her home in Detroit, Mich burial in the church cemetery.'recently ,. establishment. to the conference of the As- Mrs. Boyd, 82, died Saturday The Mississippi reached a party and that she received sociated Country Women of the many gifts. She also said The body will arrive in Ful- at the home of her son, Harry 40 1 foot stage here at 10 a. rn she World in Amsterdam, Nether- ton tomorrow morning. Horn- Mrs. Slayden, 68, wished that she still lived where Horn- - Boyd, near Trl City. She had , W with the weather bureau predict- lands, Sept. 8-13, it was an- beak Funeral Home will be in been ill several weeks. tea rfwldCarrtesCampatgn ing a crest of 40.5 this after- she used to live—by the rail- nounced here. Time Dies At Mayfield road tracks. charge of arrangements. She leaves seven children. noon. The high water marks and place of the services had compare with a 39.14 reading This Was where the first met Delegatet representing the Mayfield—Mrs. Mettle Slay- I Mrs. J. M. Melvin ind Harry not been decided today. den. Route 5, Mayfield, died Boyd, Greve' county, Barber Into Clements'Home District records in the 1944 flood which her I. C. friends. She would sit Kentucky Federation of Home- had been the highest since the on her porch each day and wait makers clubs include Mrs. W. E. The daughter of the late Dr. Sunday morning at her home and Bernard Boyd, Farmington, Duke- at the age of 68 year;. Surviving Mrs. C. B. Crawford, Murray. Calhoun, Ky..July 1,-41b— willing to share with their neigh- 41.30 stage reached here in 1644. for Mr. McNamara's train to Nichols. Lexington, state presi- and Mrs. J. S. Simmons, of Army engineers reported the come by. She would always wave. dent; Mrs. M. S. Garside, Lex- dom. Mrs. Henley is survived by are seven childen: Mrs. Jewell Berl Boyd, Louisville, and Mrs. Harry Lee Water:10d, ieeking bors the expense of improved ington; Mrs. J. Myatt, Crutchfield, Mrs. Esther T. L. Ainley, Dukedom; three, the Democratic nomination for governmental services. But. I am new breaks probably would In- Finally, one day the train stop- Jack Hulett., three sons, Paul, Rupert and undate 27.8,0 acres before the ped in front of her house and Frankfort, Mrs. Alex Robinson, C. Henley. all of Detroit; and Page, Mayfield. Mrs. Gladys brothers, J. H. Dulaney, Lone governor, today continued to equally convinced, you are Iasi Mooney. Mrs. Mae Salved, Mrs. Oak, Tom Dulaney, Sheridan, carry his campaign into the willing to share the expense communities of Grand Tower, the crew came over to ray Smithfield, and Mts. Ewing one daughter, Mrs. Alvin For- Gorham and Neunert and 2.000 "hello." It was then they dis- Thurmond, Franklin. rester. Fulton. Her husband died Geneva Reeves, Roy and Albert Ark., and Robert Alvin Dulaney, Second Congressional District, without getting improvement its grand- which his opponent. Earle C acres around Dupo. covered that Minnie Rose was Representing 10 years ago. Slayden, all of Detroit, and Little Rock, Ark., and 11 service," he said. the Associated Clements, represents in Con- "You do not want government An earlier break today in the 4 a cripple. Country Women will be Mist Audle B. Slayden, Route 5, May- children. field. gress. by special interest. You do not vicinity of Natt*oki and Venice, Shortly, thereafter, the train Myrtle Weldon, Lexington Mrs. just south of St. Lacjuis. stowed again This time a Hopkinsville Fair Services were held at 2 o'- Waterfield is scheduled to ad- want government by a combina- Walter Heick, Smithfield, will dress McLean county voters here to threatened to spread over 5.- wheelchair was unloaded—a clock this afternoon at New Coffee Shoppe Sold tion of groups dedicated repsesent the National Master at 8 o'clock tonight. securing for itself some mone- 000 acres, but the towns were present for Minnie Rose. Farm Homemakers Guild. Other Will Open Today Hope Baptist church, with burial the To Mr., Mrs. Jones In talks yesterday In Green- tary or special concessions. not veenadt acn kge ar e ndd. Next, the railroad men took delegates will be Mrs. A. 0. In the Fleming cemetery on equipment al- her to the hospital. Ilopicin.sville, Ky.,July 1-0P1 Mayfield-Benton road. Mrs. ville, in the afternoon, ani Cen- -You and I know that special For this Hobbs, Woodburn; Miss Mar- —The second annual Hopkins- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Austin are ready had been removed from kind deed, Mr. McNamara and Slayden was for many years a tral City at night, Waterfield de- interests demand special favors tha Hleatt, Lexington; Mrs. H. ville fair was set to open here announcing the sale of the Cof- clared that "level-headednesa from the men they elect to of- the newly hit area. C. Richardson. Louisville, and member of the Liberty Baptist today with Augus cattle judg- fee Shoppe, Main street. to Mr. AE the flood devastation be- (Continued on Page Four) church. shall prevail in Frankfort when fice. You and I know they can't Mrs. Walter Todd, Frankfort. ing and a race card of eight and Mrs. Cecil Jones, who have I become governor." get special favors from me when gan to' hit this entire area hard. harness and three running been In the restaurant business He stressed his proposal for a I become governor. That's why the Mississippi, fed by the latest events. in Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Jones legislative research commission, they are fighting you and me in rains, rose to 39.6 feet last night. Exhibits of horses, livestock Graves Poor Farm, is the former Miss Verbal Willey, saying that this body would be this campaign. Earlier in the day it had hit and farm produce were entered of Clinton. appointed, if he is elected, and "They know I will keep my 39.3 for the highest level In /OS from several counties of West Jail May Be Sold The new owners have taken would study ways of obtaining pledge to you that I will see to years, then receded briefly ta- Kentucky, Tennesse and Indi- over management of the bus- "adequate revenue and a read- it that special interests—be it loa/1;1g the failure of the ana. The fair will continue Mayfield—The Graves county iness and are retaining all the justment to the tax structure." a combination of professional Chouteau Island levee on the through Friday. jail property and poor farm will former employes. Mr. and Mrs. This group, he said, would re- politicians or the Kentucky Utili- Illinois Side, north of St. Louis. be sold and replaced with new Austin will continue to make port before the 1950 fall elec- ties Company, or a combination The Chouteau Island levee's buildings at new sites if the their home in Fulton. tion so that the voters m'.ght of all of them—receive only collapse caused flooding of over EXTENDED FORECAST: right kind of deal can be made, select candidates who favored that to which they are entitled." 2,000 acres. Kentucky and Tennessee county officials have decided. views similar to their own on tax "If I am elected your governor, Last night's downpour flooded Members of the Graves fiscal W.B. Hamblin Seriously III (through Sunday) —Tempera- Hospital matters. I will be your governor—not many St. Louis streets and tures slightly above normal for court at their meeting Satur- At Hot Springs "I have never had, and du theirs." electric service to 2,000 St. Louis the period. Moderate tempera- day afternoon ordered that the Word has been received of the now, any fear that a He will speak at Calhoun at 3 be serious illness of W. B. Hamblin.'not have ture Wednesday becoming jail and altnahouae property majority of Kentuckians are p. m Tuesday. (Continued on Page Two) warmer Thursday and Friday; offered for sale to the highest in the Army-Navy Hospital in not so warm Saturday. Scatter- bidder in the neer future. Hot Sprinp, Ark. His recovery ed showers touaral the end of Officials state that both the is in doubt. His sister-in-law, the week, With total precipita- tail and poor farm property are Mrs. J. H. Patterson, Jr., left tion about .50 of an inch. In a bad state of repair. today to attend his bedside. • Weather Bureau Tells Worried Letter-Writers TERMINAL This Peculiar Summer Is Freak, Not. New Model STOCK-YAR -Washington, July 1--(f1)—The one swallow makes a summer. central states. Weather E •retiu rates this sum- I. R. Tannehill, 'chief fore- It's much the same story for rain, the cause of the floods in mer as unusual, all right, but , caster, provides the further as- • -model the lower Missouri and middle It doesn't think a new abnormality -.• • s- summer has been born. surance that the Mississippi valleys. the "atom Coolness in the east and in That's the answer the Weath- hasn't resulted front - • num- bomb, or cutting the tree. down" Canada had something to do er Bureau has for the large with the heavy rains in the cen- ber of letter writers who've or any of the many other things the letter writers are asking tral states, say the weathermen, been asking, "Is this one un- .4 4*****4.1.1*.• about. explaining: these rimming cold ' usual or will summer always be in rain clouds-- troubled from masses blocked sold, stormy and Elaborate obsevations at the like walls of a sort. In other now on?" Bikini test last year showed no words, the rain clouds just Most of the writers, bureau effect upon the weather from the couldn't move on to other sec- men said, are midwesterners! A-bomb explosion, he told a tions. who. have experienced the moss. reporter. Tannehill and his as But the we3thermen are abnormal weather anywhere in sociates said the abnormal cold doubtful that the tornadoes *7-4orlildtmegoo4, Knott— the country. what with torna- so far thin summer has centered which took many lives in the does, floods and chilly tempera- , in the area between the Rockies Texas-Oklahoma and other in- auto, by William Si haart, of Ney4ark. crossed can''- , of the Terminal Stick pat( of St. Louis As this driven tures. I and the Appalachians. West of land represent more tor- Water laps at the Yards in (i.e nonthe cc as the Reimar. N.1 the bridr, folded, catching areas Its the Shark Bridge But weathermen, taking a I the Rockies. it's been abnormal- nadoes than usual Mississippi River Feat hes highest level in 103 years. The river ream bed a stage of 39.2 feet the back wheels, then sending it skidding into an abutment. long-range view, maintain that ly hot; in the east, or most of it, They lust happened in popul- and was expected to rcep higher, forcing milillt:onal hundreds of lowland residents from their Pollee said bridge tenders failed to close the gates. An alert one summer doesn't snake a there has been unusual coolness, ated places instead of smacking homes. The area a ko ass shaken by 11 severe earthquake wl.lek combined with the flood to give amateur, Melvin Zeitier of South Belmar, took the pictures. weather cycle any more than but nothing like that in the down in fields, they observed. thousands of re.ident, an uneentfortable night.

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COPY NoT AU. is.D‘lett , 1, "14 41417 Evoninh July 1947 pato NO Tompkinsville Vet Polish Army Remains In Prison Pane On Murder Charge OP) rultoss Bally Is D g act DAILY SINCE 15011 Ky., July 1-- Tompkinsville, set Fulton, Kentucky. UPI—Robert Hates. 26, charged a EVENING. 400 Main Street, Had Only 165,000 Men e M-F.151HED- EVERY WEEK DAY murder in connection with 'WO with site •1111101111014 April 1, Official Mays of his parents, waggly kga „stusigi.p AUSTIN goiroa the rifle slaying it staltritsli 'MOOR and Mrs. J. C. Bates, is in jail Uesiau Warsaw— Finance Minister Dr. aerl tinder act of Congress of March I. 1579. awaiting action by the elites matter al Fulton. Kentucky, Konstanty DabroWski told a here exp lettered as second grand Jury. parliamentary committee Po- August tel CU OATS SOX IN Ot.A•111,11111 county Judge Fred 010•1111611iliTioN AAAAA I land's army had dwindled to Monroe wit; Passe SO sr Ike this Evans yesterday refused to Kraut ON 165,000 men as of April 1 out Aeggisvisisig I IBUOMITilte 11•OU•OT. bond in a preliminary hearing for of all the local news year and Press is entitled esausively to the use republinUOR at which the proteoution offer- The Associated numbered of Pla: well 101 all AP news dispatches. The Polish army ed testimony several wit- "Wad in this newspaper, as of the them tali 600,000 men at the end noises. Among vivo: of- goo intention , war It presently is the ficers from Nashville, Tenn (My Tints Far to main young Disappointing of the defense ministry who arrested Bates there lie Conference charge that Mos- one-fourth who In the western Democracies Win forces about and a negro, Hall Bennett, coo Ite Dewitt Wiaellaude, to compact and cow wants to keep Europe chaotic in order that else but more testified he went with Bates tu pro' AP Foreign Affairs Analyst more highly trained Nashville on the night of the In extend Communism tom Little hope for united &Non is found slaying. confer- If by chance it's merely Moscow's suspicion Dabrowski said proposed ex- trot early reports from the thru-power sit which is of Washington which is standing in the way penditures for national defense, ence (Britain, Prance and Rasta) for the he I is a bare possibility that this doubt can for public security and Children Pioneer Meeting in Paris to consider U. 8 Secretary there amount- whi that case Russia might change foreign ministry in 1047 Marshall's proposal for the econo- be dispelled In of the total shoi of State the rehabilitation pro- ed to 252 percent In Archaeology of chaotic Europe her mind and Join in • • mic rehabilltution budget estimates NEW COAT—A soft white wool anticipated, Russia has gram A number of the' Ai had been widely an in- wrap-around coat with tie belt, Jerusalem embracing pointed out last week one of Those estimates foresee burners and over 109 squi come out In opposition to any "all As this column alotys lumberjack cuffs and gold but- Incense continent achievements which U II—Esmerer Hirobit• ENO 511.1, come of 185,000,000,000 Di'w. miniature vases atid bowls which env economic program" fur the hapless the greatest possible 1144'1101 ON reas..• and expenditures tons is modeled by IllUsis parley would be el Wakayama eilif•otaire. 111 by a Utisi wse. lad 111,860,000,0001 re- were symbolic offerings to the Moscow takes the position that the task of could come out of the Paris 01tttii part _ zlotys (11,740- film actress. It's for summer which the of 174,000,000,000 goddess Astarte or Ashtoreth are merely is to ascertain the the dissipation of the suspicions thus leaving the gov- sort wear. the conference for 000,00M. among the findings at a Canaan grin the various countries and western Allies entertain anticipated 11,000,- *Mount of financial aid eastern ernment an its temple excavated north of such aid Naturally that couldn't he accom- (Jae NalMIIMMIIIMMININIMI $110.000,000) bal- tieed from Uncle elam and whether each other 000.000 alotys Today the Palestine seaside resort of 6 6°11us°P: pro- the doubts were without founda- ance at the end of 1947 Kentucky could be secered under the Washington plished unless Press Nitharlya between Acre and the the; a to be the case in con- By The Associated gram. Each country would be dealt with as tion, as America knows Lebanese frontier. idea that Washington General unit in accordance wl'h its own sovereign nection with Moscow's NEWS Frankfort,—Attorney Cl;thru in proposing HOSPITAL ruled that The temple is built of sand, and not as a part of wholesale con- is up to political skullduggery Eldon 8. Dummit has wishes, aPP Jones cannot stone. Potter/ has been used to • in recovery. the economic program. the city of Georgetown tinental cooperation Klyce of Alain°, Tenn.; Mrs. to select date the structure in the first adheres to among all REAMS-GRUSB Mrs. Ray Wilkerson and baby hold primary elections rWnece rr Of course it the Soviet Union The alternative to cooperation Ray Williams, Mrs. Luther council half of second millennium 812. project the western VOWS PLEDGED are doing nicely. candidates for the city dent this stand it will . Marshall's the Allies would seem to be for Wade, and Mrs. J. O. Lewis of forgot that neat/ contemporary with the it in that Betty Jean Reams, Mrs. H. M. Peyton Is improv- because everybody Obviously if Europe Is to be rehabilitated nations to go ahead with the project Miss Mayfield; Mrs. Hughlett of be made 45 age ot patriarchs. of Mr and Mrn. Clea- ing entries must now treated as a whole and not piece- Europe which is free of Russian daughter Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. W. E. Bell, 2 primaries first hint of important must be part of of Martin, Route 5, Mrs Clyde Fields and baby days before the Aug The resources for recove- consensus among observers tus Reams, Detroit; Mrs. Jennie Stone and independ- remains came meal The continent has domination The of J. C. Orubb, are doing nicely Candidates can tile as Ordhaeological so as to is that the became the bride Miss Olma Stone, both of Pa- 69 and children started .If these can be be "marshalled" in both Washington and London Mrs. Lester Jessie Owens is improving. ents, however, between when school if we son of Mr. and ducah; Mrs. George Roberts, November own and even t: and advantangeous distribution. come to work without Rusaia 5, in Mrs W. M. Crawford is im- 45 days before the dining on their A fair time has Grubb, of Fulton, Route Baton Rouge, La: Mrs Cecil maps Z there certainly is small with us Any idea of appease- ring cere- proving. election, Dummit said. prepared archaeological TEI ' However, while can't have her an impressiee double Stone and Mrs. Fred Cloys of to the govern- writing, it would Mrs. W H Brown remains the which they sent the cound for optimism at this ment is out the window. mony solemnized Sunday after- Union City; and Mrs. H. V. Par- yet. in same - The Jefferson ment fititiqUities department. in unwise to dismiss the plan as a failure further consoli- noon, June 29, at 3 o'clock rish, of Nashville, Tenn. Louisville Obviously this would mean E. L. Sanders is improv- Jury has describ- yea on what is in the hack of Russia's the home of the bride's parents. Mrs county grand It depends of the division of Europe into eastern white tuberculosis The trumpet is believed to tba it clear that she suspects dation The Rev. Thomas Smithmier, R. C. WHITNEL . in ed the male mind She has made That is far from being a MR6. Joyner has been dis- Central State Hospital havaliwen invented around 1500. purposes in and western blocs pastor of the New Hope Method- BIRTHDAY ohn ward at you Washington of having ulterior problem which the CELEBRATES as overcrowded and rell good solution of an economic ist church, officiated in Sunday, June W. was a happy missed at Lalekand Staking the economic proposal—of scheming but half • loaf still fami- fire protectiOn and urged 1111111111111811i•111••••1111re fee( depends oil unified effort, present of the Immediate day for Mrs. R. C. Whitnel, lacking • American political influence in Eu- Fulton Hospital— changes. to extend remains better than none lies and close friends. whose children and other rela- immediate V the other hand, diplomatic circles before an • rope. On Vows were pledged tives came from far and near, admitted: altar, arranged in Patients Louisville—TIM Louisville La- • • improvised loaded with beautiful gifts, to Hwy Hicks, Fulton. has front of the fireplace Greenery bor adanagemerit COMmittee help her celebrate her 79th Mrs Ethel Pittman, Wingo the a speaks interspersed with spring flow- home on the token tinder consideration Professional Politician birthday at her Mrs. Susie Ellis, Hickman be- The Mr. Clements' cam- ers formed a background for 6:motittls-old wage 'dispute KU's active interest In Union City highway. Miss Marcella Fite. Wing°. Com- LAST TIMES TODAY • Trite political catch-phrases and reluctanc( who are not baskets of blue and white hy- tWeen ihe Louisville Water ▪ paign is crystal clear to those A delicious dinner of country Miriam Watt, Fulton, admit- employes primary tssues were abundantly evid- drangeas An arrangement of Ulla pany abd its unionised ShOts 2:40-7:13.9:2o to face blind that they will not see ham and fried chicken ted for a tonsillectomy of Saturday afternoon when so the flowers and white tapers The union asks an intrease --_ ent at Glasgow last apparently believes that it is served on the lawn from a bealu- Wilma Jones, Fulton, under- his Mr Clements used on the mantlepiece. 26 cents an ho and the com- Congressman Earle Clements opened party were tiful decorated table to the went an operation enough for him to be for the Democratic bride, who was given in pany has offe 6 1-2 cents re ti for the Democratic nomination for can The following relatives: Mr. and campaign against sin, au to speak—that he by her father, wore a Dismissed: 1The present minimum is 87 1-2 text of and marriage Whitnel, Mr. •••••• governor of Kentucky. The complete oratory and Mrs. Marvin Terrell Coffey, Hickman ef the; lull the t.eople to sleep by clever street length dress of soft white Will Higgins Whitnel, cents an hour, Is. of course, too lengthy for such and Mrs. Mrs. Doyle Poisgrove, Fulton his address of prosperity with no real workable Irish linen with white acces- Beale Outland, this to publish—and promise. Mr. and Mrs C r Jackson, Nashville. y! • a small newspaper as it. He adds to this time- sories. Her shoulder bonquet was Ruth Sexton, Maclitionville—Repremotatives • were avail- program to achieve J. D :'c.tton, Mtge ,raiircistd CI scarcely worth the trouble if space trick of drag- of red roses. Sexton, all of of the Illinois Central worn strategy the old political and Ma,4 Frances Maws Memorial— cite ditto It was a speech marked principally by While Miss Deiroy Johns was her Atkine of , and of Madisonville able. ging a red herring into the campaign. Murray; Mrs. Jane here to- and a lack of definite. cousin's maid of honor and only and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Furlong ha, been were scheduled to meet • glittering generalities to be deeply hurt that his oppon- McKenzie. Tenn,. Mr. by Mad!- • how campaign pro- professing attendant. She wore aqua gabar- and Mrs. day to discuss protests 4(1t. clearcut proposals as to slandered" the pro- R. C. Whitnel, Jr. Mr. admitted. recent • ent has "slurred and dine with white accessories, 0. B. been , sonville people that mises would be kept. Democraita R. C. Whitnel and Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Disque has BUD • fessional politicians and prefixed and a corsage of white carna- Alice 1changes in I. C. train schedules little positive ac- band- Kindred of Martin, Mrts. admitted. con • The candidate suggested clambered aboard the Clements tions tied with pink ribon. W. M. prevent making satisfactory ABBOTT • of two who Newsom, Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Dana Carpenter, Fulton, other tion except to advocate appointment Congressman launched a bitter 13111 Taylor. of Dresden, at- and )section with trains on • wagon, the Whitnel, Sr., W. M. Whitnel I. doing nicely following an op- organizations, one a publicity bureau Waterfield. His subtle tended his brother-in-law as roads at Louisville.- :LOU COSTELLO • state personal attack on Mr. daughter, Marilyn. Jimmie eration. industry, the other a research though baseless best man. C. W. • to attract new implications and innuendoes, Whitnel, Mr. and Mrs. is doing Stoll • economical man- Ken- Mrs. Reams, mother of the H. Mrs. Eudora Parrott Lexington—Richard P commisaion to bring "proper fact, are of the type that earned for Whitnel and ,daughter. Linda, • His op- in bride, was attired in black crepe nicely following an operation. and James L. Clay, Lexington 'fathoms agement of the state government." the appellation "the damndest." B. Whitnel, Mrs. Ann Whitnel doing to • tucky politics touches of white. She wore and Billy Joe Draughan is attorneys, have been named Harry Lee Waterfield, earlier proposed this unprovoked dis- with Hornbeak, all of Fulton, ponent, That he has resorted to black accessories and a corsage nicely. direct publicity for the cam- COME NOME. industry more quickly, more is afraid to Fred P. Whitnel. of Cincinnati, Eldon to attract new play of bad taste hints that he of white carnations. Charlie Rushing, Dukedom, is paign of Attorney General effectively, by drastically cam- Ohio, for the directly, and more rely solely on an open and above board Mrs. Grubb. mother of the doing fine. B. Dummit, candidate • • will in- gov- reducing the intangible tax, which he knows what the result bridegroom, wore black crepe Gladys Eaves, Fulton, Is doing Republican nomination for • MARCH OF TIME — NEWS paign, because ROONEY-WILLINGHAM to crease the state's total tax revenue through with black accessories and a cor- nicely. ernor. Dummit Is scheduled 111 AND POPULAR SCIENCE would be. Miss Mary Ann Rooney, 5 at a activity Mr. Waterfield al- not without its sage of white carnations. Mrs. J W. Goodwin is improv- open his campaign July • greater business The Clements opening was daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. H. on a state legislative Frank An informal reception was held ing. Somerset. 111 so outlined his views humorous side, however. Congressman Rooney. of Fulton, and R. H. — r one he following the cere- Mrs. E. B. Berry, Route 3, Is — Starling Tomorrow research commission, similar to the Fourth District, hotly denied immediately of Fulton, were Chelf, of the The bride's table was cen- Willingham, improving. Owensboro—Just as he was a establish by an act of the 1044 and over whether mony. June 17, in Evansville, a sought to that he had been in a quandary with a tiered wedding cake married Mrs. W. C. Webb, Route 4, is preparing to enter a dirt track Mr. Clements again closed his tered are at home on 708 • 1946 General Assemblies. to attend the rally at Glasgow. He with a miniature bride Ind. They automobile race here. Fred 11 topped street in Evansville. improving. • was saying "Me, too." by saying "God bless you good Mrs. Horace Walnut Cornelius burners is doing Nash, 50, Livia, was hurt Ratan:, brief address and bridegroom. have the best wishes of 1• of the professional politician Kentucky. God bless the cut the cake and Mrs. They nicely. when he lost control of his car. It is the voice people, God bless Reams many friencie In Fulton. throws up his Tiny Tim from the Rawls served punch. their Mrs. Woodrow Simon is doing The machine plunged through a we hear when Mr. Clements Fourth District, and, as Felts bridegroom is a gradute of the young couple later left The nicely. guard rail and struck a utIlitt• hands in horror at the thought of increasing book of Scrooge might say, God bless The high school and is now a short wedding trip. The Fulton Mrs. Billy Whitnel I. doing pole. any state tax or of adding any new tax. This -Journal which editorially endorsed for of the Greyhound Bus Courier wore a brown and white manager nicely. unpopular in some quarters, and Congressman Cheif was confus- bride in Evansville. Would be waterfieldi." dress with a white straw hat station Mrs. Clarence Plaque is the hard not to incur any- knows. In referring to Mr. Clements is trying ed. as any schoolboy and other white accessories. Her same. MISSISSIPPI FLO(./D • to men- have no doubt one's displeasure. However, he fails the "book of Scrooge," and we flowers were roses. Verna Ingram and baby are RISING , x for his laughter un- PERSONALS WATERS tion where he will get enough money that Marley's ghost shook with The bride is a graduate of doing nicely. (Oentlised hem Page One) is better schools and better roads and first rate til his chains rattled when the Congressman Martin high school. The bride- Miss Betty Frances Weather- Hermy Roberts, Dukedom, from Dres- j state fair. His industrial expansion program. spoke Congressman Chelf also was confused, groom was graduated ford, of Clinton, is visiting her the same. county homes was disru,pted. the and served three Mrs. Joe Yewell Harrison is do- about the only way in which he hopes to in- we think, when he picked Clements as den high school grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. The weather bureau reported grow to full election. We years in the Navy. He is now Beadles, 321 Carr street. ing nicely. of 2.1 inches was re- I crease the state income, must winner in the coming primary Pal- a rainfall Ken- employed in Kankakee, Ill., Mr. and-Mrs. Paul Bates Now- Mrs. Mayme Turbeville, In slightly over three Miff flower overnight if it is to do all these wonder- confidently expect that the people of corded where they will make their lin are leaving for Augusta, Ark., mersville, is doing nicely. was stalled in in the immediate future, as behind Waterfield in August is hourt Traffic ful things tucky will unite home. afternoon on the City of VernonC. Cole, Martin, and basements.were MART of the special in- this many places suastifli he promises. to defeat the spokesman New Orleans. Mrs. R. H. Coward- improving. The downpour followed ltiall Hickman. flooded. NOW HIKING Mr. Clements chooses not to alienate any terests. WWII GUEST DAY in will accompany them to Kathleen Bradshaw. by leas than 24 hours one of the potential taxpayers at this stage of the game LUNCHEON HELD Memphis. Is doing nicely. most severe earthquakes ever possible pro- Mrs. Odle Leigh and daugh- Mrs. Fettle Reilly, Water Val- here The quake, how- by suggesting a positive and Conscience Hurls Regularly Wf3C13 held their regular recorded The ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ley, is doing nicely. damage. gram of obtaining more money for state pur- conscience meeting and guest day ever, did little New York,-4'—Payments of monthiy Stevens and children, of Jack- T. D. Butts is doing nicely. poses now, while the need is acute. Contrast have luncheon in the dining room of sante. money by anonymous individuals who son. Miss., spent Friday with Mrs. M. A. Harris is the this position with Mr. Waterfield's advocacy offer the First Methodist church Is improv- ORPHEUM trolley rides J. Bowers on Little Sandy Shaw a swiped such things as free Mr. and Mrs. C. of a tax on pari-mutuel betting, a tax on they June 30. little novelty to city finance officials; lovely with Fourth street. ing. gets a "free ride" in Kentucky. The tables were of San Mrs. Ruby Wilson has been TUES.- WED.- THUR. luxury that about $2,000 that way In the flowers. Mrs. James E. Ferrari a few votes for Mr. have received arrangement of spring has been visit- I course, it will lose Texas, dismissed. Of two years menu was served by Antonio. allows ..__ 7:110-11:112-16:02 race horse sections, but the past A delicious parents. Mr. and Mrs HOT DOGS Waterfield in the pang of conscience suf- n. L. Lynch and ing her if the tax But the sustained Mesdames on Fairview ave- and Mrs. John Fadeley and sons, people of the state would benefit continuing in- and their cons- J. H. Rooney fered by one individual evokes Claude lithel‘i7 will return home this and Mr. Fadeley's mother, all of $1.00 Per Doz. were levied Main. it is apparnit that the each to 'I members. and nue. She terest at the treasurer's office Regularly, gmuletstetse Weirton, W. Va. The Fadeley District candidate is (doing with the weekend. First week since Oct 15, 1945, he or she r has Glenn Dunn and son, family later left Fulton for their not with the special in- preside:it, Mrs. Whitesell,, Mrs. 7 people of Kentucky, 11 The left yesterday for a two home. few. remitted usual gracious manner, Bobby, Log terests and the privileged in her trip to Wash- Mr and Mrs. Allen B. Cole. Hickory the 30 visitors to the week's vacation Sod& • hurriedly passes over the pri- introduced D. C. and Alexandria. of San Antonio, Texas, have re- Mr. Clements Mrs. Mischke gave a ington, future of Street Fishing Good society. turned to their home after visit- ei mary issue of the campaign—the devotional, using a play- Va. declaring City, Kan..--.Pa—Grocer Harold timely Mrs. Clair Askew of Whittier, ing Mr Cole's parents, Mr. and Lr-B-Q TVA and RPA in Kentucky—by Kansas let from "Methodist Woman." fishing In the gutters of Calif., is visiting Mrs. R H. Wade Mrs. F. A. Cole, at their home DA that he is a friend of both programs and Claybrook" went The playlet portrayed Mary and • pulled in two Carr street. on Eddings street. his feelings were hurt when his oppon- Kansas City's main street and Martha in cemparison with wo- on Hs Ito • that Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bonikemper Mrs. J. A. Holderman, of De- PHONE 40 Shelia Pt- the audacity to think otherwise. As catfish and four perch men of today. to arrive A ent had a of Boston, Mass., are visiting catur, Ill., expected out in a radio address May Claybrooks said the fist were swimming In Mrs. Warren Graham in with her in EF Phil Ardery pointed intro- Mrs. Bonikemper's parents. Mr. here for a week's visit House and Senate de- puddles near the curb, and added that most clatrrii•ng manner on Mrs. F. A. Cole, ire neliver Ft 24, the jobrdals of the deep Mrs. Homer and Mrs. Trevor Whayne. parents Mr. and potation of Mr thought they came from water-clogged duced the epeter, Mr. Holderman "the Rig Fix- tail with extreme clarity the he S. conference Thirdstreet Eddings street. backed up during a heavy rain Tatum, W. S. C. a.ld her here over the Clements in, fostering the Moss Bill, which sewers which Misses Joyce Rhodes will join illabssomlinisame president. will leave to- 1111111111101111.W. was designed by the privet power interests outlined the purr Patricia Alexander Fourth. Mrs. Tatum for Jackson. to visit Mrs. A. J. Turney, of Hunt- purpose of demolishing the farmers' Hones. All Around WECS, riving a clear morrow for the pose of aunts. Mrs. E. P. Francisco ingdon. Tenn.. and Mrs. J. N. pow". and the cities' hope of th- power and respon- their VETERANS chance of getting honest tourist, vision Mrs. E. L. Long. Orr, of Lexington, Tenn., spent owning their own power Worland. Wyo..-411O—An women imam today. The and Ask Atoms: I. free Training of reducing rates by of order when he sibility Rebecca Castillo and Lynn the day in Fulton , would finding a parking Meter out was honored to have her plants. Snot.' ,:sunder tan..t Mr Clement the society Alexander glinted his parents. TOLER'S BUSINPASS 4:011,1,1DGE parked his car, left two pennies on top of as its guest j 1 het- talk was an - that TVA and REA are iatue. and Mrs. J. H. Alexander in Tagaltfasee's Outstanding Sebool Of Business Training like to for'' to nil. Mr. for temporary thee- ' Significantly. he has made machine inspiration Tenn.. yesterday Licenses Tenn. In this campai7n. just as honest, left them , Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Eaton, first granted in the Paris Kentucky Utili- Worland citizens, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Core had ters were no atttnip ta deny that the picked 'Tatum, Mrs. A R. Austin, Mrs. Henry VII of England I cut there for 24 hors until a collector their dinner guests today Mr !elan of ties Colnp...ny 11,1 had Its paid lobbrot I H. H. Vance, arid Mrs. F. IL as fur them up. passipaignIng ha his behalf. The rca...oa

Ana 1, I04? ruesdsh'vening, July 1, 1947 Pulse* belly knit" Emmet, rage horse le Vet Sports Roundup ence State plans to increase Its football stadium to 50,000 by, Owensboro!shops .4 t Hum By Hugh Fullertam, Jr. combining two new dormitories 'Chicks Edge East Litheing, Webs July 1— with the new stands. Leal barge (4)—One ot Slagle Mitnies first Fonseca, the American League, CLASSIFIED ADS acts after coming to Michigan promotion man, took movies or Clothiers 2-1 Clothiers Best In The Field , July 1-- State as football coach was to the recent college baseball world '5, charged get the squad together to elect series to use in next year's base- Statistics compiled by Friend centage of .999 followed by 111 Fur Sale '• Nulled+ a News cotton with u captain. It had been lb years ball film. Don Clayton, who Monday Night Service of Blytheville, Owensboro, Cairo, Madisonville is since the Sp irtuns had chosen caught for California in that Ark., official statistician of the Hopkinsville, Union City, Fulton FOR SALE: One practically new RAMBLERS MOTORCYCLE parents, sponsoring a dance ea, is in u captain, but Munn, a very series, has his right shoulder Kitty League. including all and Clarksville in order. Ful- table-top Perfection oil cook CLUB is jail Roth Fulton Buns games 4, 8 p.m. at the Rainbow .n by the serious gent about some things, wired together as the result of played through June 33. ton's standing lo .934, the mime stove; one bath tub; tank; July g explains it this way: "I'm a great an injury. And he still managed show Owensboro leading the as Clarksville's. heater; commode. Phone , Room. String band from Dyers- believer in captains. A team to _catch a few Yale men off Scored In Third league in batting with a per- The individual batting stand- 964-J. 11134lc burg will play. $1 per couple udge Fred centage City le Everybody 183-etc ed to graot without one is like a ship with- base. of .310. Union ings show Browne of Owensboro out u rudder; the boys need The Chicks continued their second with .901, followed by still out in front with a percent- FOR SALE: Red Bird canninig ry hearing one peaches. Ready June 1-1F-THE DISTRICT COURT Or and it's the greatest honor a determined march toward the Madisonville, Fulton, Clarksville, age of .436, followed by Ma- 30. R. N. tion offer- END OF THE LINE top of the Kitty League here -Mobley, Middle Road. 181-0tp THE UNITED STATES FOR THE wit player can get. Also a good cap- Mayfield, Hopkinsville and Cairo, Jere* of Union City with .404. everal Andy Kerr, signing to coach last night by taking is close 2-1 with percentages of Oill of 'WESTERN DTItirtallycT OF KEN- Were ot tain can do a coach a lot of ,381, Clarksville with .403. 2.000 rt. Poplar Lumber good." Slagle isn't boasting the Lebanon Valley college foot- win over the second place May- 273, .273, .130 and Mit rupee- Proulx of Madisonville with .385 tile, Tenn field Clothiers After Owens- 2x616 11, In the matter of Bert mow ubuut his 1047 prospects, tine° ball team, is going back within iseiy shows Fulton tied and Pechoutt of Fulton with .382 2 X 3 10 ft Bates then 50 miles of whore he got hie boro's 6-2 loam to Hopkinsville for fourth Peterson of Fulton with .333 .nnett, wii he hasn't much new material place. 2 x 4 8 ft coming along, but he's gridiron itort—at Dickinson. lust night the Clothiers are three In club fielding, Mayfield etands in fifteenth place. Other In Bankruptcy th Bates t very 9 X 4 10 ft. No. proud of Michigan State's cus- Wisconsin's basketball team will games behind and the Chicks leads the league with a per- Fulton players' percentages are: 4011I lght of tla eceseven games out of first Jay Williams. Crutchfield, Ky. To the creditors of Bert Col- tom of never cutting a player be making a California tour Ilext OM .294, Props. .276, Rhode* 185-3tp from a squad. "We winter and Stanford is heading place. .270. Seawright .281, Lis .249 and lins of Fulton in the County of Mill had 12b Fulton and District aforesaid a at the end of spring practice," this way. John Kobs, Michigan The' Chicks meet the Clothiers Clock Keeps Buck .241. SALE: 1-drawer, drop'head he State baseball coach, is teach- here again tonight and tumor- Individual pitching records New Home sewing machine. bankrupt: neer boasts. "I think that any boy that tma who comes to practie ing a course in bait casting this mow night, and will play at May- show 13. Cooper leading with five Cheap. See J. R. Altom at 204 Notice is hereby given regularly the 7th day of June 1041 thli ogv should be kept. In later years summer. The other coaches nut field July 3 and 4. wins and no losers; Jobe, also of Jackson street. No phone calls. • • he'll be able to say he go fishing. When Ed San Cle- Both the Fulton runs came in Hours, Days Owensboro with four wins and 165-3te said Bert Collins was duty ad- was on judicated a bankrupt, and that number of the Michigan State football mente, California third base- the third Inning lust night. First no losses; Medcalf of the same man, dived into the Yale dug- man up for the winners war Hal 1880 Model Time Piece seven wins and one FOR SALE: 4 sows and Mgr. the first meeting of his credi- d over 100 squad, even if he wasn't goad team with See Ernest Lowe at Fulton enough to win a letter." out trying to catch a foul dur- Seawright, who went to first loss, King of Madisonville with tors will be held at the law of- dowls which Allows For Leap Year Electric and Furniture Co. fice of Jes P. Nichols, Attorney:, aisles to the STATE-MONTE ing the college playoffs, an un- on a shortstops error. Lie walk- six wins and one loss, Brill of kind spectator remarked: ed to put two un. Lynch struck and two 105-8tc Fulton, Kentticity on he 11th ehtoreth are Spartanburg, S. C.-011—A Mayfield with 10 wins -- Present population of the "That a the best player Yale has out. Tommy Buck sent a ground clock made about 1810 is still losses, Bordt of Mayfield With of July 1947 at len o'clock A. at a Canaan growine Institution Is Bob Falkenburg, U. S. tenets roil BALE: 8-room 'house at 504 about 16, had in its dugout in two days." ball down to third base and ticking away here—keeping nine wins and two losses, and Oholson street, In excellent at which time the said creditors ed north of 4 X 500; the University ot Michigan Mainzer muffed it, loading the star, smashes at the bail during time, charting movements of the Engel of Fulton with eight wins condition. If interested, phone may attend, prove their claims, de resort of has Over 19,000 students—and his match with ('. F. 0. Lister of appoint a trustee, examine the ere and the sacks for Fulton. Dutch Gray moon and sun and keeping track and two losses. Lynch of Fulton 193. 185-5tp they both expect to level off Cardinals Tryout singled and Seawright scored, Great Britain in the men's sing- of days and months—all on a has six wins and four losses bankrupt, and transact such those figures. Michigan's Fritz and Lis came home when les of the Wimbledon, Entailed, matter wheel rotating once Other Chick pitchers listed 7-ROOM HOUSE with bath for other business as may properly Caster offers the theory that the HI Of sand Propel hit a grounder to second. tennis championships. He de- each 13 years. are: Sullivan with two wins Out; anle Arranged for 2 apart- come before said meeting. increare will parallel that after Attracts 150 Boys ments, 4 This the 30th day of June 1047, been liSen to Gray warn forced out at second. feated Lister and went on to en- The four-faced 'lock is the one loss, Biggs with one win and and 3 rooms. 201 in the first World War One and that the Bolinger, Clothier shortstop, creation of Daniel Davis, who one loss, Eldridge with three Park avenue. Phone Mrs. E. PALMER JAMES recession of the flood of 01 stu- Paducah, Ky., July ter quarter finals of the tourna- liennium Be', More the attempted a double play, but used crude tools to cut its wheels, wins and five lows, Williams Meadows, 004-W, 163-Ito Referee in Bankruptcy. dents won't make much differ- than 150 boys between ment. 168-1tp. ry with the ages of 16 and 21 are enrolled his throw to first was too slow, gears and cabinet in his small with two wins and four losses, .•0 FOR SALE: Boat and cabinet here in a tryout camp being Williams first baseman, then cabin in the North Carolina and Shublom with one win and threw Buck out as he tried to 8. Wild pitch—Lynch. Runs bat- mountains. lows. These records, like lumber—mahogany, white oak NOTICE ALL of Important conducted by the St. Louis Car.. two and misotta come home. ted in—Gray, Propst. Left on One face records the 24-hour the batting percentage, do not walnut. Erwin and Bons. Roberts Lodge No. 172, F & A emains came dinals baseball team, base—Mayfield 11, Fulton 4. See Clarence Erwin, Main dren started STOP TERMITF DAMAGE. a Drills. Inetrection and prac- The lone Mayfield run was progress of the sun. Another include genies played last week. M, will meet In reviler stated made in the top of the ninth. Sacrifice hit—Lynch. Hit by charts the course and phases Yard, Hardin, Ky., or Ray Er- communication at 7:30 p. m., wn and even tice games began yesterday and win. Aurora, Ky. A t hor ough inspection by I will Nowesnick struck out to start pitched ball—Nowesnick by of the moon. A third tells the Tuesday night, July 1. Regu- ogles! maps continue through tomorrow, Lynch. Umpires—Ouglielmo and . the govern- TERMINIX tells you definitely The youngsters come from Mill- the inning. Bollinger got on day and month, even allowing lar buelness and work in Fel- the extent of termite damage I Bramiett. 'rime of game 1:55. Baseball FOR SALE: The home place of epartnient. some, Illinois, Indiana, Ken- base on Rhodes' error, and Fes- for the extra leap year day. The Mrs. low Craft Degree All mem- In your property. Nineteen performs clock's Ed Bondurant in High- expected Visiting breth- _ tucky and Tennessee. sero, a pinch-hitter, walked. fourth face a LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS lands. Residence consisting of bers years of experience with more Howson hit a ground ball to KITTY LEAGUE ordinary time-keeping duty. ren cordially Invited to at- believed to League 3 apartments—private baths, around 1501). than 100,008 satisfied clients is third and reached first safely as STANDINGS The novel gadget is the pro- National tend. • Louisville Pharmacy Brooklyn 7 Praladelphia 4 hot water heater in each your assurance of TERMINIX Buck attempted to throw Fu- GB perty of R. 0. Davis, grandson —J. R. Greer, W. M. reliability. Ask College Goes To 11. K. Team: W. L Pet, Cincinnati 6 Chicago 4 apartment. One apartment —T. J. 111181111111gre today for a ser° out at tecond. Meanwhile, 667 0 of its skilled maker. On large Smith, Seer free TERMINIX 4spectIon. Owensboro _ _36 18 Only games available at once. 11111-2to_ Lexington, Ky., July 1—(dia--- Bollinger took off for home and Mayfield 32 20 .015 3„ corner lot. Contact Leon Bon- ERCE.CEQU 1 N The Kentucky to- the throw from second was too ..••••• ON PI University of FULTON 31 27 .534 7 j-rooted Coyote Amerkan League durant. Phone 280. 1845-3tp late to stop the score. Lynch Phone 33 Fulton, Ky. day acquires a seventh college Madisonville _ _26 27 .491 9 Ss , 1 when fanned Arent anti Williams flied New York 3 Boston WATER AND GAIIS4Or Alokorlutd II•presentative ii the Louleatile College ot Ho,oltintalle 28 90 .483 10 Plane Philadelphia 7• Service Pharmacy passes from private out to short to end the Inning. Shot From Washington 8 NOTICE OWL, 5.11.4 T41,11.•101 Corp. Cairo' 20 28 .481 10 Detroit 6 aids into the ownerchip of the The Clothiers got seven hits Chicago 6 ADDING MACHINES, Type- Your attention is , caned to Union City .....28 30 .444 Buffalo, et. D.-0'1— Aerial Cleveland at St. Louis, post- the quarterly payasent este TODA state. off Lynch, but were unable to 10 41 .281 21 writer, and Cash Registers lie"Thes.Pi in any Clarksville 1/2 I warfare brought to an end the poned rain. of water and garbage collec- The cellege will continua to produce more than two falterers bought—sold, reparied Of- 40-7:15-9:20 inning. They had II men left on , career of a three-footed fice supplies. Fulton Office tion, due July 10. Please gall I operate in Louisville for a time YESTERDAY'S %RSV TS the Lodgepole county near here. SCHEDULE TERMINIX eventually will be transfer- base during the game. TOMORROW'S Supply Company, Phone 85. at City Hall and pay salute. I but After many fruitless pursuits, National League—New York red to the Lexington campus. Gray's single in the third and Fulton 2, Mayfield 1. tfc Mayor and Based of C 're Olt Lester Aaberg and Gall Coe of at Brooklyn (night); Boston at 1:111%1 Pechowa double in the fourth Cairo 7, Union City 6. their Were the only Fulton hits. • Strool swooped down with Philadelphia I night; Cincinnati FOR YOUR hospitalization and of the Madisonville 10, Clarksville 3. plane and a shot a coyote that Hopkinsville 6, Owensboro 2. at Pittsburgh (night); only Insurance see Louise Wry, suc- BOX SCORE has been preying on cheep and games. cessor to John D. Howard. Call 110 For Rent ..nuy! Fulton ABRHPOA E other domestic animals in this American League—Chicago at 1219. 157-6tp TODAY'S GAMES area for 10 years SILlaarING rocms for ten outy. Buck lb 3 0. 0 .10 Sulk St. Louis (night ; Detroit at Losand Jewell, 315 Carr street, Gray 212 4 0 1 4 3 1 Mayfield at Fulton. The animal apparently had Cleveland !night); Washington APPLIANCES, Wiring, Radio Re- THANKS A -MILLION pairing and Sport Goods. City Paione 177. 136-tic. Propst lb --A 0 0 13 1 0 Union City at Cairo. lost one foot in a trap before at New York !night!: Philadel- Peehous of ....I 0 1 I 0 0 Clarksville at Madisionville. i wise. (night). Electric Company, 205 Com- FOR RENT: becoming hunter phia at Boston mercial, Phone 401. tic Unfurnished bed- To vou, our friends and patrons of Peterson rf _3 0 1 0 0 Oweneboro at Hopkinsville The airmen collected a $35 re- room. 409 Pearl St. Phone U1) Rhodes i 3 0 3 2 2 ward posted by ranchers. American Associat on FOR prompt and efficient photo 1246-J 1118-3tp BBOTT Ecawright If _2 1 1 0 0 Toledo 6 Indianapolis 3 finishing bring your film to Lis c 1 1 4 2 0 Murray Horse Sho Columbus 6 Louisville 4 the Owl Photo Shop in the• Card of Thanka T F L LO The Coffee Shoppe! Lynch p _ 2 0 0 5 0 The Sports Mirror Milwaukee 1-5 St. Paul 0-3 Owl Drug Store. 136-tfc We wish to Today a year ago—Tom Brown Kansas City 3-7 Minneapolis eel:welts our ap- 27 Scheduled Aug. 7-11 SEE ME for concentrated DDT. preciation to our many friends business wan ...._25 2 16 4 of San Francisco and Yvon 2-1 s WES It has bccn a real pleasure, and a joy, to do Mayfield' All R I PO A Also spraying homes. Phone and neighbors for their sym- warm friendship and E In College Stadium Petra. France, reached semi- you. We will always hold dear the Howson If ____5 0 00 0 0 Southern Association 599. M. C. Nall, 202 Third pathy, kindness and flower* o f our imilness what Is WEL'. finals of Wimbledon tennis tour- through the Illness cooperation you gave to us. It made Arent 2b 8 0 1 1 4 0 over Mobile 8 Nashville 7 street, Fulton, Ky. 162-25tc and death of words of praise Murray Ky.,—Spontiored by multent with victories our loving wife, mother and So, in deep appreciatio.: of all your kind Williams lb _5 0 2 10 1 1 the retail merchants of Cello- Ferenc Pudcec, Yugoslavia, and Birmingham 9 Little Rock 5 es, again we say "Thank 2 10 1 0 STINNF:TT & TOON—Painting daughter. Also we thank Dr Ind and of all the good things you did for Deniston c -_A 0 way County and the Thorough- Dinny Pails, Australia, respec- Atlanta 5 Memphis 4 and Paperhanging. Immediate NEWS You," a, d wish for you the very best of everything in life Mainzer 3b ___4 0 1 1 3 1 New Orleans at Chattanooga Mrs. Trinca and Jackson Broth- Mt — bred Boosters' Club, the annual tively. service. Phone 1026-J or 947-M ers. May God bless each of you our and Mrs. Coca Jones, who hail Iron Damon ef 4 0 01 1 0 postponed, rain R SCIENCE Taking place are Mr. horse show of Murray will be Three years ago—Jockey Conn 162-12tp —G. A. Golden -- - indianaposis. Ind. !Mrs. Jones Is the former Milci Verbal Noweaniek et _3 0 00 00 held here in Cutchin Stadium McCreary broke his wrist in Hollinger is 4 1 1 1 1 —Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J Hicks Willey, o; Clinton, Ky. + Mr. and Mrs. Jones have had eight Thursday end Friday nights, auto accident at Chicago. STANDINGS A SINGER Sewing Machine ()morrow — x Fassero 0 0 00 0 0 Team: W. L. Pet. Company representative will and children years experience in the restaurant business, which we are August 7 and 8, Coach Jim Five years ago—President Ford —Mr. Dvorak p a 0 00 1 0 to- es- Mobile 52 28 .850 be in Fulton every Wednesday and Mrs. J. D Golden and sure will enable them to carry on :n an efficient way. Moore, manager, announced Frick of National League children day. timated baseball would contri- I New Orleans 48 33 .593 at the Firestone Store, 412 Totals ____35 1 7 24 14 3 —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stark Approximately 12S horzs from bute $750,000 to service relief I Chattanooga 41 40 .506 Lake Street. We are equipped Atlanta 40 39 .506 to repair any make sewing We are glad to ,ntroduce them to you, and to say in turn x Walked for Dworak in four states—Kentucky, Tennes- funds in 1942. we think you will like them, so we invite you to come in and see, Missouri, and Illinols—v ill Ten years ago—Mike Jacobs Nashville 38 38 .500 machine. All phone calls taken ninth. 42 .488 care of promptly. Call 10. We IF YOU WANT TO RENT regular fellows. And may our motto still compete in the show. Moore raid. moved to match Joe Louis in Birmingham 40 ice thcni—they are Score by Innings: 30 45 .400 also pay cash for used Singers SOME 'SPIKE RIGHTS'— greet and cat." _003 000 031 Last year the show drew 104 title bouts with Tommy Farr in Memphis hold good: "Where frienhs meet, Mayfield ' Little Rock 28 52 .350 Chicago—') It couldn't Fulton 002 000 00x entries from there states. U 8. in September as Max MIMEOGRAPHING: Letters, have anything to do with the base hits— Twenty classes will be listed, Eichemling ignored offer. Summary: Two YESTERDAY'S STARS cards, program, etc. Mary housing shortage, but a Chica- viainzsr. with 10 classes being shown MR. AND MRS. CECIL JONES Pechous. William, Press Burton, phone Clinton 2651. go skyscraper is offering its Uollinget each night. Prizes totaling $1600 By The Associated roof Double play— Arant to London Considers Buying Reese, Dod- Mother Burton's Gift Shop. -top for rent. The tenant Williams to Deniston, rs'anes will be awarded. • Batting, Pee Wee sought is MR. AND MRS. ALLEN AUSTIN to Municipal Water Company gers—slammed his ninth home tic television transmit- ballz—off Lynch 2, ofl Dworale Moore 13 head football coach ting on 1—tee—The run of the year and added two antenna. 4. Struck orit by Lynch 6, Dvorak at Murray State College. London, ley., July IF YOU want your hay baled. sj city of London today was con- singles to drive in four runs and see Melvin Yate, E. State To let the world know, own- A ATE /littering purchase of the Lon- pace the Dodgers to a 7-4 victory Line ers of the building, the Lincoln SAWYER BY ROY CP Road, or phone 572-W. Tower, BUZ don Water Company and the over the Philliesa 157-10tp • took a half-page ad in ER— D‘D yOu damming of Sinking Creek as Pitching, Ewell Blackwell, a radio trade magazine, Broad- SEE 'NAN? SPLENDID'. IV JIIST pAst-tictRA-rE IN casting. It read: CwiTION. DON'T wORRY means of increasing the city's Reds—after yielding four runs .11.11g Oar .EM— ONE WORD OF A Ca-GAME NUNI Wanted to Rent OUR SIR DON'T inning on three "Now MART Nee MssPoRT ANT' ON%5i INISN PEOPLE wkiLE IN AfRICA? dwindling water supply, Mayor In the first available! In Chicago. NvESTIOATION. I'D WANT A TICKET ON THE TH‘NAJNG 0. D. Brock announced. walks two hits arid a two-run WANTED TO RENT: Furnished Spike rights for television in TM 5u44EST YOU acre CISIST $11111.1116 Ntc,wr PLANE. 3ROADC*5T r515 I'M CRAZY. London s supply no* comes error by Eddie Miller, the lanky rooms or small house, for one the Lincoln Tower, the tallest ClAECKING OLIT— from wells, Brock Enid, adding righthander allowed only two year. Wife, three children. building In Chicago and in tiolue isoME: arralt VrOcef. ths that the supply is wholly in- more hits the rest of the way to Gladys Thomason, Route 1, middle west. Write! Wire? or adequate, consumers being with- defeat the Cubs 6-4 for his 13th Palmersville, Tenn. 181-fitp Phone." water for hours dt a time. victory and his 11th straight. out WANTED TO RENT: Small NEW DUTCH INDUSTRY IEUM house or 4 oi 5 room unfur- nished apartment. R. C. John- Ameterdam--14—An oil com- son, Phone 1313-J Fulton, or pany here has announced plena THUR. for new $28 million FULTON CHICKS IMO Paris, Tenn. 163-5tc plant to —4— make fertilizer, syethetic soap :141-11:112-16:112 and plastics. Vs. • Wanted To Buy -- — PSI ' WANTED: 5 or 6 gallons of dew Persia for many MAYFIETIll CLOTHIERS year; alter 200 berries delivered to H. F. A. D. held a rrionopOly on the Rucker's barber shop ou 4th import trade of Ha* silk from Mar 3 Game Series street. 165-2tp China. HI(VNDIE AisfeZ Ia ininwpoini wsLL,THEN,COOKIE, Second Game Tonight WILL YOU DO tas— I CAN'T NOW, DEAR- IT FOR M'S? PASWOOD. 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Tuesday Evening, July 1, 1947 Yukon, Kentucky teulton Daily Leader, stays returns Tuesday. Kip Rock Spring News bert and chil- page/POW a week and the wife •MI41110 NEWS Mrs. Martha Brown and Don- FULGRAM n longer. anc and Mrs. Rufus Rushing na, Mrs. Nettie Lee Copelen Arts Center spon- are a Stanley Grower.. Build New Fine The ice cream supper two children of Detroit Martha Kay attended Wheat of K.Will W. 0. W. Satur- parents, Mr. by Mrs. Bernie Stal- U. sored by De house guests of her party given was well attended. afternoon. Offered Loans city night and Mrs. Mack Eberhardt. ling Tuesday fT California, Arizo- wife of Visitors from Mrs. Lily Clark Tarver, Charles William Hardison and Illinois were pres- un- On Present Crop nt, Texas Melvin Tarver, merchant, spent Tuesday afternoon with quite a few from Michi- operation Fri- V. ent and derwent a serious Phillip Brown. growers will know the proceeds as A blood Kentucky wheat gan. Dont day at Mayfield hospital. Mrs. Elvin Byrd, of fel the ir are not in yet. Saturday Mr. and be offered loan.. at bills transfusion was given are spending a few percent of parity Wilmon Chicago, crops at an Mr. and Mrs. John ind Monday. • with his parents, will be Of- Martin. days this week 21 and In addition they tants have moved to House, who underwent Verne Byrd. agreements tin- the Yr. Sid Mr. and Mils fered purchase where they, have purchased last Thureday at May- Byrd was operated on they may elect to de- lergery well Herbert der which "Smalley's Florist". hospital ts doing as afternoon for ap- wheat to Die CoM- of field Wednesday liver their Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pharis can be expected. Credit Corporation after ar- as dis- pendicitis. mislay Detroit are announcing the Charlie Vadena who was maturity date of the loans. born hospi- Melba Elliott it not so the of dent of a son. Charles Ray, missed from the Jackson Mrs. Royse, state director is con- this writing. U. D. June 20. tal in Clinton Sunday well at K Prod,uction and Marketing was there Mrs. Lee Snow and the to- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lee Hender- valescing nicely. He Mr. and Administration, announced a very spent awhile Friday son carried their little girl. Myra, 29 days and underwent Glen RaY with Mr. and Mrs. Pat day. busk to Dr. Marshall at Pa- serious operation. night campus in 1940 is in wheat grading No. 3 or visitors will sew on the university of Kentucky ducah, Saturday, for a checkup. Mrs. Vadah Humphreys Snow. 0 Only modernistic classroom buildings home and Stoll Field at a cost for treat- Jennie Pully is spending or No. 4 or No. 5 because One of the be constructed between the President's Report-favarable the Jackson hospital Mrs. better, new Pine Arts Building, to will be the new home of the De- days with friends in Ful- weight only, will be eligi- will be the architect& visualize It, the Arts Center Mrs. Artie (Tee, a few 11 of test Shown above as the tbe old Arts Center which was destroyed Mr. anti loan or purchase under of $12'76,306. Guignol Theater. It out replace are visiting his , Mrs. Robert Myers re- ton. ble for of Music and Art and of the University's most pressing needs, Watts of Detroit (above) for- Mr. and Royse said. partments of the building, clause 10 we Verna. Both I Douglas Chandler Detroit, made a brief Elmoore Copelen STA the program. by Are last Februm. Construction mother and sister, accus cently of Mr. at.ti Mrs. wheat Villain two years. and Mrs. F.I mer Baltimore newsman Saturday. Spent the Mrs. Nora Loan rates for the 1947 allPected to be coosi1e$110 families and Mr. visit here and Martha, and fin- Is • near ed of serving as Nazi radio com- and Mrs. Claudie Pryorsburg 'Ti crop will not be determined Armbruster spent Sunday night with. Mr. Copelen seined near point eO Mrs. Bob during the war, leaves Sunday for Texas Cope- have ally until July 1. Royse Fulton -.with Mr. and mentator Burgess. Left with Mr. and Mrs. Augry loan rates bas- of Commons; and wife will go Marshall's office in Boston stop-over visit in Mem- Dena out, but interim New,Better House Watts. Artie U. S. with a len Sunday. Fults parity price British To Build to Omaha, Neb., and I Cambridge jail, after with Misses Ida and Chris- visitors of Mr. and ed on an estimated from here for East phis Suns's.), Watt bushel will be e•;- California. of treason by a Wee therford. Robert is be- Brown were Mr. and of $2 00 per then on to being convicted tine Mrs. R. A. mad' Palace Mr. and Mrs. Burge Phelps en- ing sent to Houston as manager Bernie Stalling and chil- tablished. Story To Historic federal Jury., HI. Mrs acre Destruction Old roate from Detroit to California for the Ater Steel supply. and Mr. and Mrs Ueraid War, is the dren, Th constructed of warm cream have been visiting his sister, wife, Doris Graviette the House of Com- be Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Clark. Rachael Kyle. Wall Street Report By William B. King tery how stone quarried at Clip- Mrs. E. J. Bennett and the daughter of Leland and ab into which covered an area colored Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vaughan one- London—The Labor Party is mons, Rutiandshire. It Will be Judge. Both families had Sun- Vaugh- Graviette. July I-- Att--13tockl wide and 170 feet long, sham, and baby and Mrs. Felix chil- Stair's Total Receipts acre New York, Its attention to rebuild- 90 feet first large London build- day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Morgan Adams and upward on a turning completely destroyed. It the an and daughter, of Detroit, Satur- Millions continued to edge -wrecked House of was so such stone. Brown of the Mt. Zion sec- of Mayfield, spent May Re Over $50 conte although ing the bomb been established ing using Guy are visitors in the Heiman Stew- dren, Mr. selective basis today in Westminster has never for air conditioning Phelps sold his house and night and Sunday with are: unable to at- Conunons it war done by a high Except tion. art home. day Frankfort, Ky., July 1—(.4')— many leaders were whether improved amplifying in Detroit. Mrs. Otis French. third bicLs. * Palace. bomb, an oil bomb or t and an lot Clark and Joan and State finiance commissioner tract worthwhile night of May 10, 1941— ex,olosive there will be no changes Leslie McAlister yrs. William W. E. Daniel and daughter, com- •025.01 On the of bombs. system Mr. and Mrs. weekend in Memphis to Clarence Miller said today contingents inclined the heaviest blitz nights a string House of Commons. of Detroit, are spent the Miss Ellen, were carried $10.01 Trading one of it was, it was thor- in the new and two children, and Mrs. Estill Flem- for pilation of Kentucky's receipts cautiously because ot 3erman bomb Whatever have 456 loud speakers of Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. Jackson hospital Sunday yes- $10.0( to proceed for London—a It will house guests William and brother, are for the fiscal year ended -a long weekend. on the House of Com- ough. some 437 seats for its Leslie is a ing and ptomaine poisoning. Both this one the forthcoming fell smack on the, foundation and but only herman Eastep. went on to Arkansas terday will be completed were frequent af- it to rubble. The Work Darrell McAlis- Edmond, better. at first Slowdowns mons, reducing of the new 650 members. brother of Mrs. in Redfield and New of week, probably by Thursday active opening. Mild carved the Com- steel framework it will be an .,- where they will for a visit Mr. and Mrs. Buck Watts, on third ter a fairly bomb, which already has been com- As before ter, of Fulton, the latest. Official reports ruled near midday. Hall out of the extensive House with government Edinburg. Union City, visited here Sunday of the $25.0( Irregularity mons' The stone work will long chamber also visit. Hamers and family of the first eleven months building, left the pleted. members seated Mrs. Vance Cramb Mika In the Ed Watts home and their re- $10.0( most of the time were Westminster about three years and and opposition Mr. and are house guests of Mrs. Duck 1946-47 fiscal year indicated Ahead the Palace relatively un- take each other. of Nashville, and Detroit son, Herman, and his dad. and $10.0( Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, rest of estimated $5,000,000 to facing and son. Van, Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. ceipts may top $50.000,000 V. S. cost an of Wisconsin, spent Blumer Watts and grandchildren, Dor- In Rubber, Sears Roebuck. In- harmed. his mother. near Clinton. of that the accumulated surplus U S. how- complete. in the „E. E. Arm- Hopkins, and Betty Lou Jackson, the Harvester, Sperry, This Nazi depredation, Size Retained Sunday night Mrs. Rip Jackson and thy may be around $30,000,000. • ternational Small Livestock Market Mr. and Detroit, returned home with trip American Smelting, Allied ever, was—hittorically—noth- new building, designed bruster home. sons, of Detroit, arrived S. Pal- The Ella Conner of May- two them. of held J. C. Penney, U. ing new for Westminster Giles Gilbert Scott, will Ill., July Miss Lou accompanied by Delbert The throne Is the ancestor ti Chemical, in Oa by Sir National Stockyards, the weekend with Sunday, were to Gypsum, Standard Oil ace. It has seen worse (—Hogs 7,500; field spent for a visit with their to all chairs, which originally target St (USIMA Mrs. John Kimbell. Jackson Tomato seeds were brought rule Pure Oil, Texas Pacific Coal day. barrows and gilts Mr. and N. C. Jackson and her symbols of authority and Thi fairly active; and Royce Clark, of De- dad, - South America by the Spanish. Oil, Santa Fe. Southern Pacific. Canute Built the First to mostly 25 higher; sows Boyd mother, Mrs. Alice Miller. Del the Norfolk strong visiting their parents, Southern Railway and Great, who was to 50 higher; good and troit, are the 1. . included Canute the steady Is Western. Laggardf Mr. Big back In 1016. Veterans choice 160-240 lbs 25.00-25; top 1146 Sheet, Republic England's Youngstown first to build a palace 2525; 250-270 lbs 24.25-75; few to pn Motors, United was the Steel. General Westminster. But Edward 270-300 lbs 23.00-24.50; 130-150 on en American Tele,ohone. at Aircraft. the Confessor of the next gen- Corner lbs 23.00-24.75; 100-120 lbs 20.00- KNOWS— so th: American Water at 18.50-' WHO Anaconda, eration founded the palace 22.25; 270-500 lb sows presents THE MAN may American Can and Ches- to 1975: STRIKE Works, its present location. 19.50; few choice LUCKY cover. apeake & Ohio. is published weights 16.50-17.75; Fan William the Conqueror car- This column heavier and cot- the cooperation 1350-15.50. corn Bonds were narrow ried out extensive enlarge- weekly through stags lower contin- paper. Questions should THE TOBACCO WAREHOUSEMAN! Paul ton futures ments and Westminster of this Cattle, 3,000; calves 2200; a royal resi- to the Veterans Em- McGel ued to be used as be mailed opening trade moderately active 1512. In that year ployment Representative, Ken- seen a good Yates. dence until Ser- and steady on steers, heifers "IN 25 YEARS I've MINNIE ROSE so severely from fire tucky State Employment generally un- Stone, is suffered and cows; bulls at auc- Fred that royalty decided to find vice, Mayfield, Kentucky. demand slow many tobacco crops sold WON'T FORGET was provision is changed, although ,W. P from Page One another home. Westmintter Q. ,What income and cutter grades; Continued and that I on canner after season, I've toon renovated, however, attached to the pension 25.25-2600; some tion. And season Clahat of of a soldier few good steers bell, F of the group used by both the House will get as the widow choice mixed steers , Strike one other member was - prison held higher; the makers of Lucky rigan appear on "We, and the House of Corn who died in a German 2675; good kinds seen were asked to Lords and heifers fine... Paul( People" in New York. camp? good beef cows 0 tobacco that's re_Lil yl the the widow of a soldier 23.00-25.00: buy and 1 fire in 1834 de- A. As 17,O0-50, common and medium good, to know and Another in line of duty, you -1 ... tobacco It does one the whole place, mak- who died 13.50-16.00; canners and cut good, ripe tobacco someone as generous, stroyed pensionable under the law ' talk with ing that Luftwaffe bombardier are ters 10.00-13.00; medium andi beat for smoking Woi kind and thoughtful of others look like a regardless of income. + you just can't you of 107 years later ggoo daaveage bulls 1510-17.00: as Mr. McNamara. It makes spired Q. I divorced mywife on 17.50; vealers 1.00 to do piker. The present beef bung to quality." On stop, think, and want stately tow- of desertion and would and choice 21.00- yourself.: building with its grounds higher; good Something worthwhile the 329-foot one like to know if she can claim 16.00-30 00. home Is at,err, including 2500; medium As ' Mr. McNamara's Big Ben, was built part of my pension? avenue, in Memphis.I housing 2,500; market opened Pad 278 Lucy 1840 to 1867 A. The divorce discontinues Sheep, this end of the line he from steady; most good and Conat but at It is still something of a tnys- the marital relationship and generally at 315 Carr street. Fulton spring lambs 22.75-23.50; the M stays wife could not tuccessfully choice INDISPENTIENT TOBACCO WARIMOUBIKLIJI your buck lambs 1.00 less: Y. A. antowa. pany a portion of your pension top 24.00; of Stonrivilla, North Carolina claim good 18 00-22.00; BMOKSR) folios; successfully contests medium and (21 YEARS A LUCKY STRIKE unless she around 1400, ex- by me the divorce. throwouts tremely thin culls down to 10.00 mon A DATE TO REMEMBER— or less; medium to choice shorn Tin Officials at the Veterans Ad- ewes mostly 7.00. 18 El ministration are reminding contn II Veterans of the land, World War GETS for filing claims for SWITZERLAND Tann SPECIAL deadline MEAT settlement of unused armed ARGENTINE the u 1, Switzerland—(An— The forces leave pay—September Basel, not I shipment of Argentine fro- 1947. first he cc zen meat to come via the Rhine a , Job. Q. How much is allowed for from Rotterdam has arrived Me. a was child whose father is taking here. The 110-ton shipment plum' di- . G. I. college course? We are handled in specially constructed • idle t $20.00 and he claims that he is compartments vorced refrigerator to ag receiving only $65 a month. aboard a Swiss motorship. hourl used school Trade-in allowance for any A. A veteran going to tract under G. I. Bill, if single and expir on a New Radio-Phonograph without dependents, may re- Radio, of $65 month- ceive an allowance Soul Consbination. ly; of he has a dependent, or dependents, he may receive $90 aui a month. If the child is depen- Th dent on your former husband, Club would c in stock: he (the former *husband) ton We have the following items be entitled to the higher rate. Oftic * 9x12 Rugs, Kitchen Patterns Q. I have a lender who will ER sent Fans I need un- 1are i Emerson, Westinghouse, General Electric loan me the money * der the loan guaranty provisions — • Electric Sweepers of the G. I. Bill, but he wants in a cigarette law is what counts * Electric Percolators additional tecurity. Does the TOBACCO for more se- FINE • Electric Irons allow him to ask NO MONKEY (Portable) curity? * Electric Ironers A. Yes. This is a matter be- Mixers G. E. you and the lender. While Here * Electric tween Business ..And like Water Heaters the Veterans Administration FRANK BROWN IS RIGHT!. * Electric that additional and Canners does not require If it's worth driving at all, .who really * Pressure Cookers be given. It does not ob- him,scores of other experts.. security your car deserves the kind of if the veteran is willing to • Alarm Clocks ject and repair service we .. have seen the makers of it. checkup know tobacco. * Lawn Mowers give and staffed to are equipped Strike buy "tobacco that's really * Rifles and Shot Guns give Lucky • Shells, all kinds Fireman's Helper fine." you've driven it a • Rods and Reels Wasn't Much Help Whether want in a hundred miles or ten thous- After all, that's what you • Bicycles exam. Centralia, Ill. —(41— State and pre-hot weather deep-down enjoy- * Kitchen Cabinets Remick, cigarette...the honest, 15% DISCOUNT Fire Instructor Ray 'nation is a necessity. ALL FURNITURE demonstrating fire hose han- ment of fine tobacco. of firefighters dling to a school service and moder- he could stomach Prompt HERE IT COMES here, got all have built our good when a "helpers fluffed his sig- ate prices Admiral Refrigerator nals. Remick's circling hand reputation. So remembar One Electric motions were to show how to lay hose, but, at the hydrant Only genuine Chevrolet COME, FIRST SERVED was attached, FIRST where the hose parts used. Fireman Ray Flowers misinter- preted the motions as a signal to turn on the water. Remick in MOTOR ROPER took the stream's full force CITY rOBACCO his bread-basket. .0.UCKY STRIKE AllEANS ANN & Fl !MITRE CO. COMPANY Easy on tho'Draw ELECTRIC palaces of Roman nobility Phone 35 Fully Packed—So Free and The Lake SL. Round, So Firm, So Phone 907 contained a throne—to be used So Walnut Street when the pope visited them