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SOW: SURSCRIPIER 1, 1946 Weather To the Daily Leader will own The a new Ford after Dec. 21, 1944 iluddleston Glrl gentisoky--Feir with mod- Interested? stop at Co.. or the Leader ant e erate temperatures tonight Motor -'API—A Thursday increasing cleudinese far details. testified an/ warmer. robtr iarraased uttolt head "on Five Cents Per Copy No. 288 Fulton, Kentucky, Wednesday Evening, December 4, 1946 e times" Volunte XLVII Associated Press Leased Wire awaiting Wt after Safety Programs hearing. Fulton Lady Will YMBC Seal Sale Drive Will United Mine Workers Fined $3,500,000. John L Germs, Filth Join Husband In In Schools Said a Japanese Capital Begin Thursday At 10 A. M. Way To Save Life Draws Personal Fine Of $10,000 In U. S. Court; Found In City's Frankfort, Ky.. Dec. 4—.(AP)— Milton Exum, San schools Mrs. Claude Muzzy has receiv- If you own or are employed in S. S. Brown, Safety campaigns in the business house, you Etheridge. Ernest Lowe, Leta as a means of lessening the traf- Jail ed instructions to report to Fort a downtown Mine Leader Escapes Threatened Sentence Harold Copeland. Robert Water Samples Lawton, Washington on Decem- are due.to have a caller tomor- Biszle, fic fatalities on Kentucky's 9 and 10 Graham and Hugh Rushton. been suggested ber 16, and will sail from there row morning between highways have • Defense Counsel Files Notice Of Plan Olive, Roy Greer, Ernest committee to Tokyo to join her husband, o'clock. Carter to the co-ordineting Health Official fel- Jr., and Happy Hon will safety. who has been in Japan tince These visitors will be your Fall. for highway Reds Agree On To Appeal Sentence As Soon Is Fines the Seigel factory at noon his final report to Danger July. low townsmen, and they'll have visit Presenting Warns Of 0. M. Johrson and at a meet'ng here Mr. Muzzy is stationed at Gen- Christmas Seals which you can tomorrow. the committee Are Ordered; Lewis Warned By Judge against James McDade will canvass the J. S. Brown, chairman Epidemic Here eral Douglas MacArthur's head- buy to help in the fight yesterday, Proposal sa Of the I-C passenger station EUger-41 of the education subconunittee, Arms i;uarters, and has an apartment tuberculosis. Part of money LAWYERS SEE NO POINT IN JAILING LEWIS licodenpyle will work at the the state superintendent of ready for his wife and himself. you spend to purchase these seals said SUGGESTS A REMEDY the new yards, and G. merryinas public instruction should appoint Russia Accepts Getters! Mrs. Muzzy plena to be in Tokyo goes into a national fund; Washington. Dec. 1—(4P)—Striking soft coal miners county, will have seals for sale at the memher of his :lair to arrmse Asked, One-third of the State Health for two or more years. rest is retained in this Prinieiples U. S. 1.. Lenis 810,000 house. to conduct Inten- were fined 83,500.000 and John Department samples of Fulton's The Young Men's Business freight local schools Including Dropping Veto campaigns curing tne for contempt of court in ignoring an water supply during the past Club is sponsoring the seal sale sive satety personally today of the school 4— two years have contained pol- this year, and will be in charge second semester Lake Success, N. Y., Dec order to observe their government contract. district drive. year. United Nations mov- luted matter, some of it from of the business Mrs. Davis Dies (API—The imposed by Federal Judge T. Alan Final Results He also called upon the Ken- concrete ac- The fines were the city's sewers. according to Joe Hall is general chairman. ed swiftly toward to after an uproaring court session in Dr. Paul Peterson of the Depart- Seals have been distributed to tucky education association tion on world arms reduction to- Goldsborough ment's Louisville office. all Fulton schools also, and the In Oklahoma publicize the safety drive and day after Soviet Russia agreed which union lawyers assailed the government's reeoni- speak- Voting them in the give it a prominent place on Its the general principles Dr. Peterson, principal Ot AAA students will sell to accept be fined $250.000 a day April meeting. niendations that the miners er at the Rotary club meeting residential districts the week of 1 program for the laid down by the United States, Mrs. Judith C. Davis of the walkout. yesterday, added that many December 6-13. including a provision that inspec- for the 14 days types of disease germs obvious- Are Announced Additional seals may be Succumbed Today; Rites tion and control mschinery Lewis 1' self arose at one point to take issue with water. Clothing Co., and be free of the big power ly were in the city bought at Ford Will Be Here Friday should the government and drew a wa g from Gold*. Ttie health officer reminded Voters Fall & Fall Insurance Co. Thurs- C.Day veto. Number Of William lest lie risk another contempt act' . Fulton residents that an epi- day afternoon and thereafter. Mrs. Judith C. Davis. mother Shortly after Soviet Foreign borough demic of disease such as struck Disappointing, YMBC members who will call of Joe D. Davis of Fulton, died Minister V. M. Molotov had toss- Defense counsel served notice of appeal as soon as December, Is this factor into Harrodsburg, Ky in on downtown contributors are at Oklahoma City. Okla., Given Award ed this new surprise the fines were ordered. could occur Latta, James Is political committee of the 1943 very easily J.B. M'Gehee Says Leon Fiekis, Leroy morning. the • They moved that the judg- at that time Looney, Joe will be liti general assembly, the delegates here. Harrodsburg Meacham, Charles The remains ment be suspended pending ap- from an un- unani- was drawing water MEETS Hall, Foad Homra, Sidney Rose, Fulton tomorrow, and brougto funeral of the 54 nations agreed Which contained COMMITTEE 11111 For Heroic Act to a 20-member treated well services will be conducted at mously create Rail Embargo Lewis heard the sentenees ins. of filth found in to the the same kind AAA elections in the five First Methodist church 11110 sub-committee reconcile passively, although his fats One of every 10 Fulton's water. communities held Friday night morning at 10:30 with the vier. Saved Boy From various proposals before them. twitched. had an in- H. L. Putman muscles persons in that city November 20, gave the following W. E. Mischke, pastor, officiata These were principally the Cripples State counsel saki some kind l Government testinal disorder of results by communities, starting. Death On Tracks United States plan for giving to a stay if t of ty- would not object and there were 110 cases ing in the east end of the coun- Interment will be at Chapel first priority to atomic control post bond and during the Tuesday 5,000 Non-Miners Now I union would phoid fetter reported ty: Dies Hill, south of Fulton The re- At Elburn, and for setting up "practical and papers by said. Are Idle; Many Large apace] month, Dr. Petersen ConununIty I: delegate and mains will be at Hombeak Fun- effective" control and inspec- morning. alternate delegate Roy Bard Services For Fanner Of Home until time of service* GETS RAILROAD PASS tion agencies, and two Soviet Business To Shut Down He suggested two alternatives eral The fine against the se and R. B. Watts, respectively; Community Mrs. Davis was a member of amendments offered this morn- $2511,1641 a day f for Fulton: 1 The city could Middle Road For his heroic action in sav- Lottisville Ky. Dec 4--Kentucky' ( AP 1-- represents Adminis- community chairman, J. R. El- the Fulton First Methoftg ing. the duration of the coal strike, cure a Federal Works Will Be Held Friday ing the life of a three-year-old Approximately 5,000 engi- liott; vice-chs.trman. E. A. Car- Church. tier husband. the 1st* There was an air of optimism far. tration loan to employ an boy at Elburn, III., August 3 workers—in addition to 50,000 thus water ver; regular member, Chas. E 62, died Felix G. Davis, died 18 years ae0. in all the as the dele- passing sentence after neer to survey the city Hubert L. Putman, Fireman William C. Day. 29, of speeches AFL United Mine Workers— In could Wright; first and -frond alter- local hospital. A In addition to her son gave the question into the round of behind-the- system slid show how it last night at a North Lake Village was honored gates were idle today and thousands tense nate* J. R. Powell and Carl had made Mrs. Davis leaver a daug sub and conferences with lawyers be made sanitary and health- farmer, Mr. Putman recently when he was presented hands of the -committee more ;sere expected to be job- es pur- Hastings, respectively. Road Mrs. Thelma Russell, 0 to debate on pro- both government and ful; or 2. The city could his home in the Middle vnth a white gold engraved an- turned again less sem as the government-or- purify Community No. II: delegate was a step-son, W. B. Da 1 Franco Goldsborough said: chase a chlorinator to community for 35 years. He City; nual pass by L. L. White, vice- posed action against dered freight embargo and coal Judge and idternate delegate, S. F and two sisters: Mrs. Will Potts "This The coal strike) IS its water. born in Dyersburg, Tenn., president in charge of opera- Spain. shortage began striking a telling Jeftress and Samuel E. Holly Car- Pontiac, ',Mich), and Mrs. of the most serious threats The Illinois Central railroad was a member of the Mt. tions of the Chicago and North- The members of the sub-com- blow to industry, transportation respectively; community chair- of Greencastle. I developed in this chlorinator for Da own mel Baptist church, Fulton ward Schulz western Line. The pass bears mittee on arms reduction are the and retail and wholesale trpde has ever has a men, Richard Bellew; vice- Mrs. Ernest water system here at county. eight grandchildren: the gold lettering "For Meritor- United States, Russia, Great private chairman, A. B. Overby; reen- Ben Ds* C. C. Small, president of the try' anyone Funeral services will be held Fall, Jr. Jon R. Davis. Service," and is the highest Britain, France, China. Nor- "I don't think present. ter member, N. W. Burnette: Mrs. ious Associated Industries of Ken- afternoon at 1:30 in the and Bud Davis, all of Fulton, given by the line Poland, to see the unions kicked a Dr. Petarstes will be In Fulton second alternates, Ray Friday ranking pass way, the Netherlands, tacky, last night predicted the first and the Hornbeak Funeral Robert Sanger of Hickman, Ger. on an ex- comity the reigitabader of this Harold Threlkeld. chapel of Mr. Day, a fireman Canada, India, Caec.hoalovaliis, freight ban, if continued, will lel blew" '1 "Er blow Moss and burial will be at raise Rowell cf Oldshomn Cit. on would torn hack the con week, workingVI erry Bar- Home. and tra, saw .the boy standing Mexico, Egypt, Australia, Brazil, close many LoulsvIlle plants eliseakely. The remains will Mrs. Gilbert . Bratlain of Tali- at glburn at labor. ry. Fultou and MIIUMIn Meaty No. III: delegate Milburn. the westbound track polombia, Belgium, Syria, the within two weeks and "in a very pstsaltg honm lienia. Okla- :Decay Ca in stkicat the meddles for 4he mesa Soviet Ukraine and areenelna. short time will close them 491 441" in Yrs. -Nsarrite,'men.: an ar-i- greater friend in this +f- over to clear for No. 25, winch Molotov's agreements were Reynolds Metals Convert,* nine great-grandchildren. approaching the crossing as offering seri- than epectively; Otimmunity affair- He is survived by hie wife; was not considered closed three plants at Louisvil I am" High The little boy obviously didn't to ultimate agree- tod idling approximately Goldsborough said the man. W. B. Sewell; vice-chair- taro sons: Coy Putman of ous obstacles ay, Services IfaigFor the approaching train, and "does not see in the tee man, Hugh N. Carrigan Jr.: M- Point. N. C., and Lloyd Putman see ment. 1.600 workers, and other Indus- Day jumped from his cab in the dation' at the government a olar member, J. T. Davie; first of St. Louis; three brothers: J. Ed Heathcou Mr. mainly Mrs. Nara alongside his train and sire to strike at the miners. second alternate, H. D. H. Putman and W. L. Tutsnan ran back stteeriall-fiPtgesninabricatieni said they and the youngster off the Describing the coal crisis Rondurant and S. S. Bacon, re- of Dyersburg and J. C. Putman snatched planned to curtail employment Bartitveit Ateilvient but seconds to spare GOP Leaders Wait evil. a monstrous thing, of Friendship. Tenn.: three sis-!Rites Thursday tracks with • soon because of the rail ember- "an *actively. the jurist said: Community No. IV: delegate ters: Mrs. James Williamson It was close, and as Engineer To Probe go. told the!Chance It mean, hunger and Y al- and alternate delegate, J. W Alamo, Tenn., Mrs. Kate Price Home Clarence W. Hinkley The Louisville assembly plant Nora glitieitioA;tilddc Remains To Be At back and destitution. It's a th 1'31M-weeks' Berm and James Sanger; coin- and Mrs. Charlie Golden of story, the fireman "came In of the Ford Motor Company will *DOM Ellis, Here Army Germany to Democratic government Tun mimity chairman, James San- Dyersburg; six grandchildren, Of His Son, and his face was white." close in a few days, P. A. Boy- MUSS of priesifamih... "IL" vice-chairman, Ouy Bar- number of nieces and Of Services Washington, Dec. 4—(AP)-- manager, said. -Ma- services were- held r: ger; and a Until Time In addition to the pass, Mr kin, general liefildell Bap- regular member, Leo Ch- nephewi. Senate Republicans bided their already shipped to our "A spectseM of this kind mornhig at the nett; Heath- Day's record was credited with tenets and second alternate Funeral services for Ed for a chance to ex- us to work a to turn the government of tist chdrch by•the•Rga. Wiens esil; first merit marks. He has been an time today plant will enable pastor. and John Lat- cott. 76, will be held at 2:30 to- 90 Thurs- country, the social fabric Clark, assisted by the Prather Mangold of the Northwestern plore charges that immorality, couple of days past the Give morrow afternoon at the home employe ordered Democratic peoples, into the Rev. W. W.• Diskeirson. She ta*, respectively. Truman Will years, the last five of venereal disease, dishonesty and day midnight closiati of his son, Ellis Ifeathcott. 120 for 10 Ap- In the minds of the was a member of the &IMMO Community V: delegate and been fireman. For incompetence in the armed for- for all Ford plants," he said. cute Norman street, by the Rev. W which he has world ' Goldsbe Baptist church. Barad was is alternate delegate. Rumen Statement Soon On years he was em- ces jeopardize success of the oc- proximately 1,500 employees will of the E. Mischke, pastor of the First the first five Rose Lavin cemetery, Sextwell. Thomas and W. A. Nipp; com- commissary de- cupation of Germany. be affected. stated. Methodist church. Te body will ployed in the Mrs. asses is survived by TOW ratinity chairman, Russell Status Of Wyatt The Republicans will have J. B. Hill, president of the Goideberough said he to residence until the ser- partment. daughters: Mrs. Ployd W. Tip. Thomas; vice-chairman, Pied be at control when the new congress Louisville and Nashville rail- ally believed that Lewis Dec. 4--(AP)— vices. W. R thoff, Route I. Arlington. Laster; regular member, Kelty Washington, He is the son of Mrs. Is organised Jan. 3 and there road, said the L & N already has be imprisoned but felt today promis- Mr. Heathcott died this morn- Oscar Cardwell and Mrs. J. Boit ()ander; first and second alter- The White House Day. 610 College street, Fulton seemed no doubt of their deter- suspended 2,500 workers be- follow the government's from President ing at Union City following an of Detroit, and Mrs. Lucian Bod- nates, J. 0. Childers and Martin ed a statement mination to investigate the al- cause of the coal strike, most of trary view, calling for a fine controversy over illness of several .weeks. Jones kin of Cunningham; two 80111: Dander, respectively. . Truman on the Signs As legations despite: them in the Kentucky coal -The court doesn't feel which re- Son of Martin will be in Earle Combs Athol and Ed of Detroit, and a The five delegates represent- the housing program land (11 A denial by the War De- fields, and will be forced to re- should disregard the r decision by of funeral arrangements St. Browns Coach number of grandchildren. ing the five communities met in portedly has led to a charge Louis partment that conditions are as duce further its maintenance dations of the government, Wyatt was a lifelong resident of a county convention at the local Housing Expediter Wilson ' He Ky., Dec. 4—(API bad as described. and operating staffs. He said to said. "In this situation the Weakley county, Tenn. Richmond, AAA Office Saturday at 10 am to resign. I Combs, who spent his en- (2) President Truman's state- comply with another federal eminent meek, for the Today Secretary He is survived by four sons: —Earl Kentucky and re-elected the folloWing Presidential Press major league baseball ca- ment at a news conference yes- fuel-saving order, the L & N will Assistant Attorney the state- Ellis of Fulton, Jeff and Smith tire County Committee: Charles G. Ross said --20 years—with the New terday that he does not think have to cut another 4,000 miles John F. Sennett said Associated Preis to- Detroit and Noah of Lone reer By the H. U. Pewitt, chairman; W. H ment would be issued today or !of before retiring 3 an investigation is necesaary. off its daily passenger schedul- be gained, as far as id his bed Ark.; two daughters: Mrs York Yankees could London—Confined Harrison, vice-chairman; 0. L morrow. !Oak. "very glad in a It was the four Republican es. The first 4,000 miles were strike is man &main Jackson of St. Louis ar.d years ago, is the coal with a broken leg, Nave Sutton, regular member; 8. A "There is a very definite pos- Lee' major league the Senate in- removed last month when the jail. to Murchison of Mont- way" to return to members of putting Lewis in of nearby LIB, iris burned Jones, first alternate; E. W it will come today, but Mrs. J. A. who made began. sibility a stepdaughter baseball. vestigating committee coal strike death yesterday when fire des- Yates, second alternate. certainty," he told a news ! p,omery, Ala.; mana- not a Dukedom. Herold (Muddy' Ruel, public, over objection of the six- L. L. Morton, vice president troyed his home. His wife, their The newly elected County !Mrs. Ed Parker of an- conference. Leonard ger of the St. Louis Browns, man Democratic majority, a in charge of operations, said the Mississippi Cop small children and Mrs. B. met on Monday. De- what informa- ! Pallbearers will be two Committee Ross was asked Olive nounced last night that Combs report by committee counsel L & N will start formulating Botkina, who had spent, the 2, and re-elected Elim- whc,her Wyatt Brown, George Carter, C. cember tion he had as to Nall had been signed as a Brownies George Meader detailing the passenger route reductions to- Says He Struck Brittaln home, es- to on ' sh, Paul Nanney. Martin night at the beth Brasfield as secretary is quitting. There is nonsing !coach for next year. charges. morrow and announce revised but were unable to and J. B. McGe- and Melvin Vaught. caped injury the Association Wyatt yet Ross replied scheckles "within a few days." Unruly Nego Vote and save Brittsin. bee treasurer, chief clerk W. R. Monty, secretary of the Com- Miss.. Dec. 4—(AP) secretary to the County FINGER TIPS Louisville Retail Merchants As- Jackson, services was re- LANGUAGES AT THEIR Prices Drop, But Gulfport, Misr., policeman to- Loutsvilie--Funeral mittee, Louise Wilson FIVE sociation, said the freight em- A IS, of the office as reg- he struck Richard for Sister Angela Strain, tained also in bargo will exert "a devastating day testified Naaeretn Sales Of Burley negro, "two or three the Sisters of Charity of ular emoloyee. effect" on the city's retail trade E. Daniel, Mother in the county jail afte who died Monday at the Each Thursday was designat- ,I He said many stores have orders times" be Are Heavier Today arrested on th House at Nazareth. Ky., will ed as Committee day in which pending for additional Christ- Daniel had been m. tomorrow at to day of the DenrOcratic senatori held at 9 a. the County Committee are Louisville, Ky., Dec. 4--(AP)— mas stocks and the freight-re- was stater superior al primary. July 2. Nazareth. She be in session. Each Wednesday Prices dropped slightly but striction order virtually isolates Infirmary at Louis-- Daniel testified yesterday of St. Joseph afternoon also was designated volume of sales was heavier on the city from the large eastern years. In which the fore a senate committee vine for nine es the afternoon Kentucky's burley tobacco mark- wholesale supply firms closed in corn- tigating Senator Theo. G. offle.6 Would be ets yesterday compared with PC Boone, 5 1-2 work day primary campaign that the Louisville—ChM* Plialsce with the Monday's opening-day sales, ac- of fear ice and coal Mich., liceman. Robert L. Williams. 60, founder week. cording to the report of the Dowagiac, here and prominent beaten him insensible in th Companies Mr. McGehee, when Inter- state department of agriculture. church layman, died To after he tried unsuccessfulI3f Methodist viewed for the above report Yesterday's average price was Will Cut Wood had been ill two vote. yesterday. He stated that participation in the on $40.64 a hundredweight sales Homes However. Williams today years. election was again disappoint- of 12.070,174 pounds, for which Heat Its 13.2 pet Daniel had been arrested ing, inasmuch as only growers received $4.905.171190, Norsworthy, actu- Dowagiac. arch., Dec 4—(API creating a disturbance Harlan—Melvin cent c% the eligible voters the department reported. These Harlan county super- is even less —This southwestern Michigan the city hall where a assistant ally voted, (which figures were based on reports of schools, said the year' even city went back to the forests to- booth was established, and intendent than it was last from all but two of the state's board of education has Pewitt, the chair- day to meet its fuel crisis. he knew nothing of the p sounty though Mr. 23 markets. Monday's advance Harlan county min- Ozone appeal for Mayor J. L. Black, acting with naries to the disturbance. appealed to man, made a price was $41.56. part-time or full-time a vote. the approval of the city council, isters for larger The Mt. Sterling market re- from their ranks "to hired 30 wood choppers and dis- teachers ported the days highest average Leader Congratulates one of the worst teacher patched them to surrounding relieve price—$44.56—on sale of 399.260 Ahortages in history" here. The Council Gives areas to fell trees and cut the Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Barnes a•kitutri pounds for $177,30.93. ministers have withheld an timber into furnace lengths. the birth of an eight Its Meyer Police Powers corrb December answer pending a poll of senti- He said an output of 30 four ounce boy 4 Oakland, Calif., Dec. 4—(AP) be Hospital. ment among all ministers of the GRASS FIRE REPORTED daily is anticipated and will the Fulton —In the face of a general strike where and Mrs. Willie Ma county New York, shows ens, The Fulton fire department piled in a downtown lot Mr. that tied up the city, the Oak- at U.N. Headquarters at Lake Success, birth of a seven View et sae of the Committee rooms meeting are vesting was called to a grass fire this It will be available to coal deal- on the land City Council today declar- intennUottal relations Delegates to the girl born the newest experiments in furthering enabling mansbsga on Fifth ers as rapidly as they exhaust eight ounce B. ed a state of emergency and et booths at left by five-way swathes, afternoon about 1:30 Mr. and Mrs. William Has- Which are connected to translator Opine& other fuel supplies. 3 at the Fulton Hospital. several pitied pike and fire power earphesses In English, Freak Rueshn. Chinese sell, Jr., are spending sysesslag translations of speech in progress the of the mayor. is hese weeks in Paducah. in

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CLUB member realise the many use- Mack, Paliper DOWney, O. H HiNSi t1 Tar OSU fin end eitaclitional facilities in Relesarda, 0_, J black, brute that W. take for grant- Black, Jr., Will Pasamore, J. iiiitt“ bah, Tilt DOOLIT'itES The Junior WOman's Club Our town tatter Hamilton, Sr.. I. ed. M. Jones, Mary DAILY SINCE 1898. held its regular meeting at the Paernam Tommie Bynum club home last night at 0:30 sHowzR cgmn Mimes Nedra Patter, Doris Bret- PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK-DAY EVENING. 400 Pdain Strest_julton, Kentucky. in hon- I With a pot luck supper saiev-surct stoM.471 ton, Obero Nabors, Velma Mc- Trois SIASSY MLR NATE/221[LO AUSTIN AOKIN•ON AOSION COSA N the new members. Host- or of Guire. Willie Speight, Daisy net Li PURLISHER INANACIIIN 0 EDITOR COupS the evening were Mies Mrs. E. C. Myers and Mrs esses for Hamilton, tetaephine Pickle, and Hs on Josephine Shankre, Mts. M. E Howard Shaw Were hostesses Josephne hahli . Those send- *Old u second clam Matter at Fulton, kentocky,. uhder Set of Congress of March 1m. Etheridge and Mrs. Ralph Win- Wilitar Monday night to a delightful ing s its ttl itle tO ittrd baseba eacereviosi *ATOM SEE SATE SOX IN CLASSIFIED SECTION. stead. Twenty-five members shower giVen ut tiehor of Mies wEre Mrs II Fry, Mrs. bee en ties And slit visitors, Mesdames Eliza- ry, Miss ple, II2ATE211 suaterrogo istr ifooalbillowe Mr beth Snow, J C. Scruggs, Rich- Jane Byottin, bride-elect of Mr iliyletark, V Mrs Moe John B. Hamilton, Jr. The ER (*THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Associated Preis is exclusively entitled to use for ard Rose, Jack Snow, William Yobtri Eros's Smith.SOX Mt- Witt* reproductlon of all news &patches credited to this paper and also the local news published. Heaslet, and Billy Valentine was attractively decorated in Coy, Mn. Flank' Heflin, Mrs fob% C and were present. greenery winter plants. Eethei Allen, and Miss Belle man a short business Miss Bynuin was attired its ti After supper a bitionleyhaift. " Ten $10,00) Question Still nansirered held. Plans were gray suit with black Accessories, sesalon was Poll ri slifiriimsroteearsnilled opposition by bulenesiMen Others, the Younc Men's Butiness Club for discussed for a Christmas party Her shoulder corsage wee 0( red underprivileged children to carnations, a gift Of the hostess- Otent has killed, temporarily at least, example. toy thvy are interested in attract- for N E rid* h bni- be held December 19 at the club es. tO install Winn% meters in Patton on ing new capital to Fulton, nreferstOO donate Games of bingo were POly home. Anyone wishing to enjoyed breligt ..nth trial Oasis.. uaeEes or indur rie, that an. employ me,. used toy in good throughout the evening with CO: a new toy or a FutroN sue plants • y night the city council listened to If we want net, business ard new hidUstries condition or clothing for child- Miss Josephine Pickle winning two hours of argument against parking we'd better be doing sornething to make Fu- ren ten years of age or under the prize. After the games MVO &gins OperM:0116 ton more attractive to out-of-town ent,•••• call Mrs. M. E. Etheridge at Bynum was led to the seat of then decided not to call for a vote on may inVIM4R110175 •r ordinance. preneurs—and this will take inelhey Which Western Union or any member honor where the gifts were pre- chief goal of the five councilmen who the city duesn t have. of the club by December 13. sented her. DECtMeill 5Ift leader for the The heatesses then served a OM Meters *es, we believe, to increase The program &Midair' sad Routes Will We believe the time. to 1' crew. Jat evening was Miss Martha Jean delightful plate to the following ibra revenue enough to beild nenew'Mid- revonue is at hand. For the moment at lest, Brown. She presented Mrs. J. C guests: Mesdames Roy Fields Appear in r streets keep the city cleatt, pay FULTON DAILY there is money in circulation. Whet'ter or not Scruggs who gave a most inter- J. 0. Anderson, B. L. fttell • and meet other city obtions. Ser- this money will be available a Year, five years, esting talk on "Community George Speight, Jewel Coencil LEADER TOMORROW En say the city needs at least $10,000 vice". Mrs. Scruggs made each Edna Earl McCotium, Ante V. or ten years from now nobroy tral say. Ent aow. A secondary reason for advcoating We do not subscribe to the theory advanced as to cotrect some of the undesirable by some parking meter opponents that We ecnetichs now existing. shenld wait to collect money tor new brid;c.7,- courc.lo declaim Monday night to In- new streets, and other improv -tments until the pot...ability of the state high- building materials are more plentiful. he rtment% taking over city streets city Which tsar the money now will be in highways may be the first step to- position to start Immediately on necessit: y eing one of the traffic problems. If protects no matter when materials ore era '- doet agree to hiltintalh these 'streets, able. Fulton, by needless procrattinatios, me y will •nsist that there be no *tore be left far behind. petting deiteb the teeter of Lake SeVetal Of the Meter opponents who attend- muestion of where the city r to tret 04 the certillell !teethe said they would be teventie, hint:ever. remain, un- willing to pay an eccupational tax on their If we want the city to continue to bus.nemes. If they prefer to do this to help on a -pauper basis," as one codicil- city firtandes, Weil and good. And if the city LOTTTE MOON Ciltak CIRCLE 4 MEETS 'termed it, possibly we will neel no more council puts such a Lax into effect, we hone MEETS AT filooDLEY MAU First riaptist If We Want to eitsen Circle 4 of the up our city, to those :ante people who advocated it Monday The Lottie *Mon Circle Met Church met Monday at the hOMe It safer and more attrtetive for theme night wO1 pay cheerfully for as long as neces- Monday at the home of Idek of Mrs. B. L Austin. Mrs. J. W. Matt-here now and thee* Who might make sexy, remembering that .it was their own stag- Sam Be Bradley. A delectable fledge,(Merman, protided over home& here In the future, the additional gettion. pot luck supper was enjoyed by the 52 meeting. • must be fcrthcongng from some The occupational tax may be the answer to members. called and Minu- the revenue question. if it is adopted, this The roll teak After nipper the bustness ses- tes of the irrefilitts meeting Were Eller ooafbeting stories on hopes for newspaper will be assessed Ns( like any other sion was opened with prayer Mix. has, Mrs. relict by Rerittan sec- tutu*. Some of those who opposed busineto. If the occupational tax isn't satisfac- Jack Burton. K6titine husi- retary. A perk service report ifietent baled teiefr arguments on tory, maybe there will be higher real estate ness was trensacted. A was This Hart. on given by littemble: "We Inive a nice, trate little taxes, and We'll pay our share of them, too. the Thsitkativing -basket wee. .opening p wita lead by given and were team. Let's 'keep it that way." We Those who forced the stalemate in the park- ins announced' Foster Ed °Os. Mts. Carl for the annual Christmas pert,. Opposed to this theory. We'd like to See ing meter proposal have had the ball tossed Illeittianoprogreet r ter the town g,row—keep pace with other West, !rite their handr. We h•,:pe- they make a touch- The tote was theO turned, ooto Was bysIsies- over to and West Tennessee tovms. down. Isa. Charles VAI,14 Tgri. Hart,. What- who gave /Over), interesting Ves • MI and Olorflee of pfayer program, tier stibloet During, Use ,'horn' being do- -Good News from FOIr le:Nous rehe were served. Reds Made Concession On Trieste Countries". After the devotional M. Roberts, Jr. mr Foreign AlTairs tot Italy, once the treaty is signed, are too in- Miss Miry Moss Kale lad in NM; *gamy-emit* Andy* consequential to have hurried the decision. Mal prayer. Others assigling At 3:00 yesierdloolfternoon at were Vegetate% !a OM Making motions There is 120 evtdence so far of any real quid wintsr Mrs. J. B. Sonata, the home of Kobert Fuller on Mrs. Kenneth Watt, KIM Wit- Italy in the hope of a betteir deal On pro QUO, such ES a U. S. promise to relax lette Cook, Mrs. IOW Collins and West te Mary L. It Meters that the feer-poiver he: ititehtion of putting the screws on what lOno'Mies Mrs. Joe Mitten. IEierlow. cIpfle bride or actuilly will go through, intro Abe eeerstders unhealthy governments, such The meeting was elOsed by 'James H. c•ItAtOr 'Mayfield A ng the pert on terms which rep- 23 those of Yugoslavia and Poland, through sentence prayer and eath meat- few a Itecompanied New! Automatic! Frigiduirie ulse of Russia's major postwar con- withholding relief supplies and credits. her making het special Lottie than. ThE Iesosy was per- The cynical v!ew is that Russia, realiz ng' Moon Chris:Whoa offering. !bitted . .9. J. bussell. e under the Haintberre Was the third the possiblities of future trouble in the in- the Mediterranean. It gradually de- ternationalization plan, is deliberately leav- Wortd War I but becomes in- ing a time-bomb in the territory of the west- important when that area is once eso bloc to explode later, when it might TODAY ELECTRIC RAISE or leo_ unified, etionomielilly, an- prove of more value to her than while Arneri- A N b vie attain WNW And the mkt would inegio can anti Hrithla occupation tretops remain. TOMORROW ,.cc bettvecn leaving YottgaTil flolderi 'of this view point out that ma'nten- 5-SPEED MINI holly no ance of a IOU ImpOrtant outlets and general disturbance, pending the SHOWS — 3:Moot dtfi—elsi or an Important link between thP opportunity for more direct action, is fami- Soviet Europe. liar communist technique. 4 , then, have the Russiins failed to sup- But to take this view is to reject the gen- 'Satellite in this case where, probably eral belief that Russia:regardless of hew she others, they had some real justi- may hope one day to spread her ideologies, wants peace for now. Ls no ev dense that Russia intends Coming ernultaneously with the beginning w from the outposts she has es- of her demobilization in Germany, with agree- Only Frigidaire has lolisetabe 5 Although Tito may have ember- ment on the principles of inspection to fur- UM", Only Frigidaire gives you so scow by some Of his embroilments ther disarmament, and with admission of in- 'Slake &andel for so little cost. Arnow/ ME: western power's, there is no ttsdioa- ternational interests in the Danube, the Rus- • EstraAsge all-potatisia ova ti he is out of favor. The reparations sia!, concession on Trieste seems more than Coitittly—cArroox ASPflt fews Stripii.matic Oven Control will be paid into the Ruasittn sphere a mere temporary maneuver. •Peale -duty Thermiset Conkrt r I Fltiorescent Lamp fo.bA.y • Olosk-Mssier Oro; Clock CoUtra TomtoNtettow 6 Automatic Time-Sal OUR READERS SAY 'Model 111-66 Simon He Shudders To Drink Other Model/4 Inds tfiP•50 I went to the county health office This is not a rumor that I heard. It is a t a typhoid stint. That is one precau- substantiated fact. A representative of our GRAHAM PUIINITUOIN COMPANY t I could take right now. But I will State Health department, speaking to the PHONE 183 tiery time I take a drink of water in Rotary Club this Tuesday noon, Said that . For today I learned that ottr Water one out of three samples of Fulton water re- taintnated With fecal Matter from our ceived by the State depertnrent has been EVERS SA'rURD,tY 7:00 I'. M. OVER 8TATION,WR contaminated. My fellow Rotarians heard him k c ho'd ehot may be 99 pct. protection say it, and I think the public should know ue ift typhoid, but it cannot remove the about it. For typho'd germs are no tespector wei "ILIA it • elkak s front the water. And who knows of persons. A town's water supply is vital to oh Other gentt may be lotting at the the public health. ow •too PLEII---RA' ARA REEVISifil...... t.LADY. facuet? W. K. Mischke

Mrs. Ed Frields is improving. ITAL NEWS Mrs. Grace Griffin is better. PERSONALS ItoePttal Herman Thompson is doiog 'ffit kit;txatk s.Si/01 s.haPr admitted are Mrs. B nicely. Mrs. Milton Davis has return- ki Mrs. O. J. Snead Mrs. Lily Payne is dediot fine ed to her home on Glendale af- later. Mrs. Eva West- Mrs, Molly Stubbs is better. ter undergoing an operation at Mrs. Willie Matthews Baby Johnny Fry hats been the Weakley County Hospital In es Thontes Johnson. dismissed. Martin. patients re West June Copeland Mrs. A. D. Holt, Mist, Irene 46MOGRA.Mitin4l IONA , Mrs- is doing fine. 60 book's in bright cetort Willi you' End baby, Mrs. Herman Mrs. Milian Milani is better. Holt, and Mrs. Clyde Thompson name on every one in contrasting (oilers. Atte* pock- 'is fly McClain, Davis Dix- Willie Porter is ithoroving. or Milan were visitors of Mrs. , W. IL JaCitliert and baby Mrs. E. E. Ams is doing line. 8. L. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John ett, Wig Millie Pat- Mrs. 0. D. Cook is doing nice- E. Lancaster and little daughter, NAMPAN ciltriAlL- AND AIINNER SEd Tbeenpson, Mee ly. Nancy Mae. lit braiht NAMINs. Yuletide eaters, sonalized wit't your natne. Gttt packitee—gi.75: ' , S. P. Morris, Mrs. Mrs. J. G. Plantt ts improVing Mrs. James ?Janney and baby t, R. V. Putnam*, Br. Oollowing an operation, and Mrs. R. E. Bonforel lett this . Mrs. Ray Lawrence Mrs. Norman Bennett and afternoon for Memphis. Mrs • COMBINATION PACK.14,AVE baby Nanney and will go from Peosonaliked book mateh,..1 thigent Mid Baby have been ri missed. baby and eiektail **Ales ICI revelt ChAstittas esckisko—Si Byrd. tones Clinic Memphis to Washington. D. C . Idn'es was disrMss- R. M. Belew is doing fine. to join Lt. Nanney. Mrs. Guy Fry Pvt. J. Stephens arrieed borne VACIREIING CANOS AND STAVIONIAIV • and baby are Imprinted with rid doing fine. this morning. Re has been sta- your name in any color. . . M. A. Harris is dans Mrs. Betty Pewits is improv- tioned in Berlin. Germany for trio. the past year. He is the eon of ROES ista141- is two One Mrs. Lonzo Stafford and baby Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stephens Who scorrs rifoRAL suopPe O.raeo Vincent is better have been dismissed. live on the Mayfield highway. 1111M77". 1

Par Mrs, Daily Lail,f'uitoit, kg/tenet,' 1, 446 Wednesday Events., December 4, .1946 rat.. , Methodist congregation to secure 1 and 'els( d yearlings 1550-20.00: pension . Purdue's Cecil Is-I"screened" about 100 candidates' good cows id 00-00: eammon and Named As their contributions. It is hoped ' y, g. bell quutes the football team's and turhsd up several prospects Davis' Blanchard medium beef tows 1175-15.00; c, e Sports Mirror Sports Roundup 9 , that the local enurch will have brute as saying he has seen —without scholarships . . . Har- (-Limners and entteri 9.00-11.50; Ire, J. II A Year A,go.ki-PacilfiC New York, Dec. 6---(AP4—Id trainer Its quota tii full by Christmas ' teday Cornell more bad knees this fall than a vey Herter. owner of the Miami lg ies, Mary Leapt:. rcqu'oebed 'Major McKeever, retiring Sunday, December 22." sealers 1 00 Iffeh; choica fiddler at a burlesque shoe Scahawks. follows Oeorgial Season . status at aarpor league °each, Insists he haan't done Ali-American Third I • 2/00; medium and Seed Bynum e new That ought to qualify us the Charley Tripp! around to every In Columbus. anything about finding a I 25.75 nis Brat- 4rn g or woist gag of the season game, lugging a cheek for about .it.siack and Conner are Sheet ima job (though he has had a few best Ted &flits ' Livestock Market Bit ep. 1.600; no oil* se ton Me- three Years Ago—Commissio- $30,000 he hopes Trippi will ac- Mader, Michigan's powerful de- offers) and he won't make a New Yotk, Dec 4—(AP) , belay ner Landis refused to change Great Minds fensive end, and Alex Agase Dec 1 ckle, and barring move until after he spends cept sonic time Yale's'HoWie Chem Davis and Feli1 Stanch- , National Stockyard', ni, 7'n Play In .41t-S$oe rot Ha order permanently to prove that anyone can becks, be- guard on a strong Illinois team )-Hogs 6.000; ese send- organized Christmas at Ithaca with his Just Odell say he offered—and paid er°, Army's irreelstible • — tAp - (USDA William D. Cox from mistakes, word has just pair of Southern Contributions over 1701 Lexington. xy . Dee. k—(ee.) ib Op- children. Maybe he 'Apects to make irom his ow. pocket- 50 cents eame today the first ' Market slow weights baseball after a seven-h this desk that one "All the The Muth's contributions to 25-50 lower 1 st Ire. bee find a contract In his stocklrg reached or each pass interception by his ammatai ever to achieve lbs. Including sows —Wash Serinl, tfMvereite en hearing in New Tort. picked Indiana's for the first team are Dick Huff-' ' light,- tel6 pple, Mr team selector players this Mason. Wilt until -America football tears than Tuesdays average; , gentUcky take', ills lothed any rate Ed hasn't heard Ravensburg as one of the years Meek, 020-pound Tennessee hde. Mri rive Years Ago—New York . .. At Bob the Ivy League heads get to me connect:dive Michigan or Mehl. two places on tackle; Paul Duke, Georgia Tech ell choice r°11119/e-t- pluttalic Yvlar gtOtiarpdily" ItialceePttnitttice 1 69 Me- Oillitits obtained Hank Lelber from either outstanding collie( (his gave Army getoodweirhant tatiu Lori% were reported nation's on that( Press leam tenter acclaimed by many Miles largely In, Mrs inlet Chicago Cubs for Bob Bow- gin State, which Bob is In the work the 19* Associated al—t 24.00-25; later It- south All-Stir 'N4gli gilt* fil him . . . A couple of ends. itidligh also won by Notre the greatest collegiate center us practical top 24.25; later Ira , e . Belle nileti and cash. &Wei ift% play this sea. distinction lt0-10; montgornery, months ago Judge W. G. Brain- amy Mt Perfect Service Dame recent years; and Charles Thp- I sales largely 24.00-10; practical tin Years Ago— Turf Digest . . . 111141 trillanova hears back who is a i les4 flatly that son Hotel space in Athens, Oa. w.th Walter Camp's pi, the Georgia top 24.25 mainly for weed,. un- 4,119 Poll rated William Woodward's ham told intimates oink UT lis former athletes Starting to resign as that for the Ueetlett-Oetohl a Tech selection in worthy running mate to— ----mum'1 der 2445 lb., small tot early 24.40: Orlinville as the outstanding he did not intend who eel thithrfed during the rst All-America --- leagues. No% game lest weekend wAs Fold out continving through • 130400 lbs. 21.75-22.50; 100-1n nit* horse of 436. head of the minor summer end fete college, was , and 114 . last ii. mien . . !tat didn't BS men pre- From the southwest came lbs. 20 00-21.25: good bows 22.25- Polynesian and other Settlers he says he expects to retire The AP Mama, only that means hell be itenor..bh: mention to Davis and Blanchard Weldon Humble, mighty Rice 80; stags 17.00-18.00; most boars brought In different types of Apparently tagged lot keep late arrivals away and *tom on the seat of his "All' team team honors for three guard, and from the far west 11.00-1300 plants. tossed out Ost iiiirether many of them spent Friday Won hot HATS lsr more consecutive years. The Burr Baldwin, UCLA end whe , Cattle 3 5009'calves 1,500: ac- ye,im e, night slumbering In hotel 10b- 1 1, ,p„,.„ last was Red Orange. Illinois was such a great factor in h.s tive and prices generally strong rums, • the bles . . . One hostelry provided to 'Chit whom halfback of 19*, 1924, and 1926 team's victories. on all classes under moderate vrit4 thc final touch on the morning that the 1948 tOp good COATS °tants betintitt a year ago and tap- Never betel* have teammates It was fitting light supply. one load won of the game when a bellboy all collegi- 2'1.00; sev- 1 epihigt Worn the army, eccompl this feat season, which broke and low choice steers records and sent 25.00-26.00; me- (awl same as a pitcher ped each sleeping lobbyist on Notre e's finest were ate attendance eral loads good tterMitirlISCH1 surging back into the good 19.00-23.50; n team in Hawaii the shoulder and said courti- John It , Malty quarter. football dium to low tow- sunlight after being shadowed replacement steers 14.- er and hit .tt as an ousiy: "Its 'eves am., sir. Do back, an Menge Connor, medium by war for five years, brought medium to low good heifers SVOOLEN . In his 'few you w;sh to get bp5 tollattreaeitless 00; com- out backfield competition of the basketball toectleig at In 1146 Army so The cranhette **Mikity Stil pletely delirpoivered all collegi- highest order. Plod Btaltette second team back- called the cran=niefter %Re ate comrton as to place five The 1946 DRESSES was almost on a par with Dr. T. M.!tad 81 1.411AM1 6---• pink and white that tI- en on the first teem, this year field 12AMBIL.._ and one in particu- sembles the bill, itbad and oldie"- und the Cadets much closer the first, of I t — Bobby Layne of Texas — CM1ROPRACTOR 1111 ehe 2104112 XII ed neck of the leillding crane. lar Off of stands out as among the finest • teal distribution CITY NATIONAL BANS OM/ or re- recent years. 1101111 M first three teams of BUILDING klt A6E, * of foothill's war- If it were possible to expand lefive at Attelinobile in the the first team to include five All ft comfort. and : 110j A ay 'center St Verity PHONE 97 Lconomy, ;CI:17PShI BROOkS would be, iita :;°54 terirtreattee. towards the Shit and ataitii backfield men, Layne •CraiC enjorgamt • port of i :;41 .a:polls i ever it, and almost as much could' 2 to 5 every Greyhound trip. Go Grey- 6.4 If BO. I can Kerte your The eget WO Men On on Roues: 9 to 12 — . 11.65eri1 'Ii to see and be Mid of the others who were Appointment . . hound 'Kerby 17.1( i Vat I would like BUS LINE the first d and Mid by Jitt. 940 in- placed on the second team-- *MU tir nMiss.• talk with you about your Davis, the seuth t Wad. Pharitattc Therapy I NIA** program at your the west one Herman Wedemeyer of St Bus Shift* II1 8.00 0 Kentucky to MIchipn west four, Metrical leestateets 'Union 1,8.:;lie/la • convenience. end tIse fir west one Taking In- Mary's, a 1946 first Learner 1 N 10.3 1c35 t to DETROIT, MAL squad of whose demotion was due to the 4th sad Vert Si,. la Hoare Lo the full 1 aailt"ie 230 4.13 I W. H. ROPER the east had SIX higher level of play; Ernie Case 1 IL Lou' Service Ina- three teems, .8 .26 6.05 0 bierftence Agency. Leaves Maynard's the south nine, the southwest 28-year-old UCLA quarterback Papa M. Floor Felton Bank Bldg. %Ma DAILY at 11:011 A. three, the midwest 10, and the who was equally good on offense Kentucky and defense; and fteh Ralmon- PAIton. It. Exteneleal far weft five. Phone 190 or 912-W 4th sad Lake Standby in the front rank In di, Indiana phenomenal pas- GclEY140UNCI the with Notre Dame's Ser

, Not In pit _Sett* 77-1/1 - I /- - Fulton Methodist Church I Explains Work Ot butbetth Mcrabers of the First Meth0- is Wee of etst church 4 Fulton are mak- "In Mit, the Mem- Initiat- ing plans for their esinpaign to s A eteince $4,300.00 as their quota in t ...peelitsem.. ro raise; raise thh present program to secure 25. . . 8260.066.00 tie the . $225,000.00 for Lambuth College, to complete ininiftitfm endow- Jackson, Tenn. The institution ment requirements, tte other! and! Js headed by Dr. R. It Wornick, 11216,00o.00 for new buildings 4111*-•vs, 's1 president. equipment, including a woman ivaite-r. dormitory and gymnasium. Actriageg The following informathon Franchised . %.(et Felt* A out the Methodist school 121 "tor 25 years the Metho-I supplied "bY 'the local MetheRlist libt Church liar not been recefv-1 lite! an ade- Iowa" nAiRE church: Mg into its ministry rii.••••.• . DJE "The first eibiective of Lard- its number ef young men. effectivet buth College L to prepare stud- There are 4000 fewec ents ite• effect•ve participation ininister; teday than in 1910.1 the life of the modern world. 93 pct. of the trained ministers, New In To Introduce Ort I It. is lealised such participation of the Methodist Church haVe, -t coregeis Must have a religious motivation, crme from Method' be hence the emphasis upon rell- The Church must prepared! or reign Radii Bion in the individual life of the to train leaders Perfect Pub Press of; student and in all activities of to a decline in the number a con- the college ccmmunIty. Lam- mine:feral lettileii, and We have filefettlff iutidiI thr its students iteentent retraction tit its areas1 bath striv'es to give i parMilln,-4P4014OM= speciil preparation in one or of service. pressing be strong if indle 'Of theft teeth: social tvel- "Lambuth murt except M .111Ms taittOHNIk.Vts Kentuckyl fare business religious work the c etch in West ence, u* 00* Ottat Ott pow vitt life. recreation, and est Tennessea is to be. V I. Pro Oa ;, _< hetet**, family ArZiA•A.1;: Here kill be trained the absolist*ØIW.P Call* OR OWN*4101* graduate's' etreng. "Fifty percent of the Methodists In this, engaged in leadership. is better. BY ROY CRANE 4 tambuth have tealtured, influential,' the present urea are JflIRsAirnit teaching. Seventy of They attnt train- 1.15 FROM INTRUDERS. Memphis Con- and peOsperenes E Suit or ThEY SAFEGUARD nistara of the skilled heelers. They are A Free With EVER,TIERS'S LITTLE TO FEAR IF YOU KEEP graduates. ed arid set mow. nee are Lambuth an institu- TO VOW R00% DURM6 I SEE, and well able to provide Seel al welfare, business, for that training. j , Pant% itbrid At K en- tion adequate Christian. homemaking have of Fulton have an' of others. "Methodists listed the services opportunity to share In the young college and -• "Although si building of such an institution.f. because of lack not accredited The local Church has a (metal'. OK LAUN Lambuth stud- of endowment. of 64300.00 in the present pro- t 'ehts stand high in preparation S525,000.00. Work— -4341 to a gram to raise PHONE lend scholarship. According from the local church will' stands at me tecent study Lambuth call upon the members of thei assommumallialli the head of all institutions in ' seven southesstern states in Its for medical stud- preparation 1 enta; 91.7 pct. of first year medi- . cal students who received pre- medical training at Lambuth ! passed first year of medicine. 1 BASKETBALL Lambuth has had a difficult', it was only five years ! Corny's Chance time. When t'or the greatest de- ' eid, it tan into the Fittest OAKY po,i9s$ preusion of modern times. Then ritst Home &Me tlnported Maine the World War to farther i increase the difficult'es facing and the College. Ten years ago Lam- • INAMmtk owed $220,000.00. Today It buth *INES Friday Night, Die. Oh •1144-1-++4-1-1-ree-t-l-lve++÷÷t-: X LNUnits aM Our Stock 0/ C'OIMIALS MERCHANDISE ore l'etrr lielidey Fulton High School it as complete as the Pleasure Visit —vs.-- Market affords Both Domestic and Intported Wickliffe Choice Liquors, Wines, Waistline, Two Team 15101111r* gm. Liqueure idtd Gatriee—.."8" Most Champagnes Complete Line 7:15, In West Ky. at Vati‘ity GAWP 14416w8. • "TAP BEER"

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FADED Copy * *POPist Fulton Daily Lawler, Fulton, Kentucky Wednesday Evening, December 4, 1946 maaaaimmenowasmommam•ammaii operates the Ellis Lock Co., Clin-! hind Ellis' auto. • -1CU1C1C1011(1C1CC1C4M-1410Z1C so .1 Dead,4 Hurt ton, was notWnjured In the ac- Barrett said Jackson's body aU cident. was jammed under the clash- U State patrolman William H board. He WAS dead when the CLASSIFIED a In Auto Wreck officer[cached the wrecked auto. Barrett, and McCeacken Sheriff U Jackson is survived by his The Barkley Graham said a car driv- Perfect Gifts Ilk!saaamssmommsmammasmamma Len Jackson, Bardwell, wife, Edna Jackson and a bro- -PIANOS -New and Used. New en by Underwood and occupied ther, Elbert, of Bardwell. His Is Killed Near Paducah only son was killed in Europe CLASSIFIED MATES Spinets with bench $465.00. Used by the other two Carlisle men , pianos $05.00 up. Free delivery. When Three Cars Collide first swerved into Ellis' auto,1 during World War II. To Cheer EDWARDS. 808 South • OLA•SIIIIED A051 HARRY Len Jackson, 60-year-old then smashed head-on into the Street, LON than 25 words: 5th Paducah, Ky. car occupicd by Stacey and Fair- 275-30tp. Bardwell resident, was -Allied in- lit insertion 50c hurst. His Leisure Moments insertion, word 2c stantly and four other persons Ind Ellis reported that he was driv- THE LOVE additional word 1c Each insert., SALE: One-third carat dia- were injured seriously last night 211 words or more: FOR ing toward Paducah when he BEAUTY SHOPPE lit insertion, word mond engagement ring. Write In a three-car wreck five miles saw the Carlisle car swerving Sad Insertion, word 2e care of Leader, Box 487. west of Paducah on the Bland- toward him. He pulled to his 301 Norman Street He will wekome a gift in Each additional insert., word le 286-3tp. ville road. right and as his car hit the! Those injured were C. C. shoulder of the road the Carlisle I New Phone own° or Shorty; Stacey of Paducah, R. car smashed into his left rear Sportswear 50c FOR SALE: Nice living room No. 1235 Minimum Charge E. (Dick) Fairhurst, also of Pa- fender. Each Word lc suite. $45.00. 704 Walnut. Phone 818. 287-2tp ducah, W. H. Underwood, former Shortly afterward, Ellis said, Ora read (Weiner) Carlisle county sheriff and Hom- the car which Underwood re- DU' Brazzell Minimum Charge. er Rudolph, tenant on Under- portedly was driving crashed in- Each Word • Wanted to Buy wood's farm near Bardwell. to the car of the Paducalian8.1 Proprietor G. E. Els of Paducah, who which was about 100 feet he- I LOCAL AND NATIONAL DIS- WANTED TO BUY: One alternat- PLAY ADVENTIOINO AAAAA ing current electric motor, either •USIMITTED ON 1111D3UEST one-half or three-quarter horse -10‘1(1C-1(WWWWWWW1C10111E-14PE1(1VC1C-NPVCANIPMC-10f: Office. p 1.1111•131111ITION power. -Call the Leader Carricx Delivery in Fulton, Pli,me 30. tf. Hickman, Carlisle, Ballard, Graves Counties, Ky.; Obion, Weakley Counties, Tenn.- • Service 13e week, 55c month, $1.50 three months; $3 six months, ADDING MACHINES. TYPE $4.50 year. Mail orders not WRITERS AND CASH REGIS- accepted from localities ser- repaired ved by delivery agents. In TERS BOUGHT-Sold, towns without delivery ser- Office supplies. FULTON OF- vice, year $4.50. By Mail on FICE SUPPLY COMPANY, rural routes $4 per year. Phone 85. Elsewhere in United States $1 Per year. SLIP COVERINGS and sewing. Call 858. 231 tfc Fur Sale A SINGER SEWING MACHINE 100% All Wool Sweetens Soft, Pliable, Non-Scuff TOR SALE: Brick house, 7 rooms COMPANY representative will Slip-ons, Fancy and Solid colors Goat Skin Costs and ba:.n. W. H. HARRISON, be in Fulton every Wednesday at the Firestone Store, 412 Lake 31.50- 35.00 118 Nommen, Plum* 429-J. 6.95 - 10.00 Street. We are equipped to re- 287-10tp. Coat Style, Two-tone and solid eolors pair any make sewing machine. Tan Capeskin Jackets All phone calls taken care of R SALE: Piano. 30 sal. water 5.00- 8.50 20.00 *promptly. Call 10. We also pay tank. Phone 749.. 11117-3te. Handsome, Useful Belts, Suspend- cash for used Singers. ers and Garters are excellent gifts. BELTS - - - SUSPENDERS All clasps. GARTERS All elastic

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