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5, 1947

CHURCH The Weather lister 1011111CAST: a. m Kentucky-Clear and clock. cooler I o tonight. Tuesday fair with little change in temperature. erirAtIt1011 tabtt CHURCH No. 170 Five Cents Per Copy Pastor XLVM Fulton, Kentucky, Monday Evening, July T, 1947 _ Holy Corn- Volum* Associated Press Leased Wire Leon Fields Now Coal Miners C- HURCH, Flood Halved 60 Pct. Of Nation's linister 'Tax Assessment Kroger Manager,

••• a. m. Replacing Rucker Ready To Walk Out Tomorrow .0.50 a. m. Values Increase Farm Output test Thing Leon Fields, head checker at two J. Russell. Southeastern Kentucky's the Fulton Kroger store for Down years, has been promoted to As Contract Talks Bog 10 p. m. In This County Damage Is Estimated By " Rev. W. manager. succeeding Edmund U. K. Agronomy Head Rucker. -7 Rest Of Industry Rocker hns taken a posi- Percentage Rise Ky., July 7-9P)- Mr. Lexington, branch office in I May Be Tied Up r. S- OCIETY halt of the nor- tion in Kroger's Approvimately His family will join Of 6.1 Recorded Can be har- Memphis. of the mal farm produce the near future. At Holiday's End act Kentucky 111M there it will be State vested by southeastern been manager of the By Office crops were dam- No had Science farmers whose store for the past 15 NEW DEMANDS MADE .n hash floods if Meal the world aged by recent STATE AVERAGE 10.4 conditions months. Washington, July 7---eilh-A 47. f a vora ble weather Fields' appointment as Kro- of at, least 60 percent of "To the Frankfort, Ky..-A 10.4 pet prevail. Fulton manager made Mit strike is:ls: ger' nation's 400,000 coal miners Saviour, be cent Increase in tax assessment was the wow today from local chain grocery the That the second inevitable LOMOIEUW as dominion values in Kentucky over the head of the Un- with that name The appears E. J. Kinney, store head wage pact which was to lead and ever.' previous year (after equaliza- iversity ot Kentucky agronomy Leon Fields is manage, tne Other the way to peace in the bitumin- tion by the state tax CO•117113- who added, how- the Fulton A & P store. department, Of ous fields bogged down in least- elonl is shown in the total $2,- the outlook tor to- a --- I a. m. ever, that minute legal mottles. meting 7:30 689,353,368 turned in by the bacco Is dim becaurre of the state's 120 counties. lateness of the season and She The Ober 40 percent of the in obtaining plants. may aiso be strike- rrvice 11:30 In addition, the commission Miliculty Water Classes ittuustry said that witil favor- Tuesday, when the Wednesday later fixes values on Kenney bound assessment conditions, far- ten-day vacation is due m. The pub- $1,750,000.000 of able weather miners' approximately a chance to raise the race to compicte si to attend pruperty, consisting mers have good to end. If taxable and fair prospects Rein(' Taught for the northern and and to visit of franchises and pro- late gardens a contract mainly company "captive' mines perty of railroads and various tor late corn. steel a plate as an illustration for utilities, building and loan com- Damage to par tures was suf- Capt. L. J. Smith, United Air Lines pilot of Sea ttle, holds dinner is lost. "flying (Use" Cross Wayne Bowers (above), 3, sou pany stock and whisky in stor- ficient to cripple the dairy in- stewardess Toni Carter of Chicago, while describing the much discussed mystery By Red agreement on gen- ?lets is of a Marine sergeant. is inis.ing A tentativentative age. dustry in some counties, ac- Smith and his crew reported seeing on a f Lehi from Bolae, Idaho. to Portland. Smith was reached last which Group at the al:le-High Lake Resort, at eral terms state revenue cording to word received from shown as he arrived at the municipal airport In ('hicago, tress Sirattle. Tuesday Wednesday but this contract bled, Astro Hadley, Big tear, Calif., and Sheriff I commissioner, reported a total W. Clark Wilson, supervisor of must be completed before (Al Be Divided ' W. Stocker said -There is of $1,502,454,815 in the net county agricultural agents in To James coal mine owners of the south, Show he Wls equalized assessed valuation of the southeast section of the • strong possibility that midwest anti far west can de- Saucers. Rumors Are Flying. ; Starting July 8 want to r 35.30C Men- real estate, an increase of 5.1 state. He cited Clay county as an kidnapped." termine whether they teterans who per cent. Largest percentage in- example. or can-buy peace at the same BOY SCOUTS HF.LP will even talk y compensa- crease was shown in tangible Washed out crops and other price, ti34 lasts $402.- Everyone Thoroughly Confused Anti Poll Tax an agreement witn any- war-incurred personalty, which totalled damage caused by the flood in • Swimming and water safety about ler cent or 276,176, a rise of 18.6 per cent. depositing sediment will run classes, sponsored by the Fulton one else. Francisco. July 7-01-- the following states: Oregon, therefore Ina ie Veterans Assessed value of 1946 intangible Into million dollars, Wil- San Chapter and taught The legal snarl several one end of the country to Washington. California. Idols& Red Cross the northern- irted today. property was $757,858,491, a son said, adding that several From Russ Anderson, which Bill Hits Sna ta,t urns delaying the other, new reports of disk- Arizona, New Mexico, Tessa by Mrs. settlement per- 1 office here gain of 17.6 per cent. acres were affected, July 1 are continuing at steel company thousand like "flying saucerts skimming Montana, Wyoming, Colorado), began the strike deadline, erely-handi- Net equalized assessments Much land will not be sufficient- Sunny Dip swimming pool even imttsi) through the skies today added Missouri, Nebraska, Minnesota. Illnes• Of Committeeman but wiped out any includes 92 made by county tax commis- ly dry to replant for another Wednesday and Thurs- but it had all the mystery which has bat- , Michigan, Wisconsin. Indiana, Tuesday, May Delay Vole On Bill agreements tor irments, 225 aioners were released for publi- he to from 5 to 6 p. m. hope ot getting weex, said. the nation since June 25. I Louisiana, Kentucky, Georgia. day afternoon the industry each defects, cation today. fled has been very good. Bucked By GOP In Hon•e!the remainder of The affected area Included There was no satislactory ex- South Carolina. Pennsylvania, Attendance bring the miners ric cases. I,- Fulton county's real estate as- at, ' The Tuesday class is such in tiow to Clay, Knox, Bell, Owsley. Hat- planation of the phenomenon. New jersey, Ohio, ininoia. Washington. July 7--(R)--The areas back into the c difficulties moment was $6,880,954, an in- that Mrs. Anderson has been hum other Ian, Jackson, Leslie, Lee, The saucers first were reported kansas, Tennessee, Maine, Fior- anti poll tax legislation being first shifts at mid- • and cardiac crease of 2.2 per cent. The forced to divide it into two pile by the Breathitt and Rockcastie coun- seen in the state of Washington Ida, Utah. Maryland, Iowa, pushed by House Republican The "captive" tangible personalty assessment groups. Beginning tomorrow. night tonight. ties. From an agricultural on June 25. Then persons in Kansas, Oklahoma, Connecticut, leaders is hung up on a parlia- coal only for steel was $1,452,791, an increase of she asks that only those buys manes produce Wilson said Clay other western states said they, New Hampshire, New York, Ala- mentary snag. Wed 10.6 per cent. The county's in- standpoint, and girls six and seven years making. personalty assess- county was hardest hit. At least had seen them. The peak came' barna and Virginia. I Wants Protection tangible when I old report on Tuesdays, and Chairman LeCompte IR-Iowa) chael Todd total was $1,066,727. up 2,000 acres of crops were de- over the July 4 holiday, ment east of , that those eight, nine and ten of the House Administration operators said Lewis was cent. Total county as- stroyed there, 1,500 famiXes lost they were reported been Some July 11--(R1- 42.3 per years old report on Thursdays committee told a reporter to- demanding legal protection a- sessment was $9,380,472, and part or all of their gardens and the Mississippi. 16 Nano' ns OK: advanced Blondell and tabulation showed ' at the same time the day the illness of Rep. Cole ill- gainst any future strikes under total percentage change was 6.1. hundreds of other felt some The latest will give her ma, may keep I know pro- objects had been students meet. This the bill from the Taft-Hartley labor law, and • In Graves county, only other damage. the mystery to supervise the d here early reported seen in 38 states. the Plan the opportunity reaching the full committee for that the industry representa- nearby county included in the 'Marshall 1 beginners more closely and to northern- se ceremony Columbia and in • a vote as early as planned Wain. working on the report released today, the !a- District of learn- horny after Coastguardsman Frank lityinan mime their safety while steel pact had balked. • sessmonts and InereaSes Were: Anderson is being as- Cole is a member of the sub- ailed from a W. M• MajOrg Yesterday they were reported Only Finland Has Refused reported he photographed mys- ing. Mrs. real estate-415.050,287. 10.1: in caring for the children committee which closed hear- Because the new act would have been seen in more than! ter:ous "flying disc" near Seat- lasted f tangible personalty-$a58,620 to To Accept Anglo-French of Boy Scouts from ings on the measure last wcIsk. .the coal companies to lid not dig- dozen states, and in south- said he thought object by a group R. permit 29.4; intangible personalty-$5,- a To Cooperate tie and Scout troops. inc others are Chairman Gamble the United Mine Workers moon plans, western Ontario. ; Invitation by arrow. the local sue 200,029, 28.8; total $23,424,866, Services Hekl is white dot indicated members of the Wednes- (R-NY) and Reps. Vursell any breach of contract, 7 probably An aerial patrol by the Oregon I The All for 16.2. Parts July 7-0P)- Photo is enlarged about Utimes and Thursday classes are LID, Pickett ID-Tex). Harrison Ls said to have insisted on t for a few National Guard reported it had an- day The amounts are based on tax- French' foreign ministry from original, report at the pool as (D-Va), and Smathers provision stating the miners Graves County Farmer failed to sight one of the objects. asked to I a payers returns of July 1, a year , flounced today that six nations -With Cole gone." LeCompte ,tewis work only when they are Sunday; The guard planned to send a , had usual. need ago. Died At Home accepted the Anglo-French Anderson is also very said. "the vote in the subcom- willing and able." plane today to a spot near St. in con- Mrs. ' Payments are due by March 1, Rites At Mt. Pleasant invitation to cooperate pleased with the progress being mittee is three to three. Gamble • Mantes, Idaho, where a woman i recrinstruc- s tentative agree- 1948. Assessments made by • %Mental ecelnomic GOP Describe made with the classes. She re- Is going to see whether the' Otherwise the Funeral services for William 'aid 10 persons saw eight of the ,. pro- by Benjamin county tax commissioners are don under the Marshall ports that one little fellow who Democratic members will agree! fluent negotiated Majors, 76, prominent Graves disks disappear in timber on similar notes president of the U. "equalized" annually by the M potal and that was afraid to go into the water to let him vote a proxy for Cole, F Fairless, county farmer, were conducted July 3. from eight and George state commission at 80 Per cent I were expected soon Bill on his first day now can make or whether We will have to ap - S. Steel Corporation. at the Mt. Pleasant Church of Kenneth Arnold, businessman- • New Tax chairman of the $9474.51 of estimated fair value, other countries a pretty "seat" dive and then point another Repliblican in M. Humphrey. property Christ at 2 o'clock this after- pilotf Boise, Idaho. first The six acceptances were Fittsbursh Consolidation Coal Real estate tangible said! oss the Cole's place." noon. Burial was in the church ported seeing the disks. He from Belgium, Italy. Portugal, a hospitol is reported to contain includes household goods motor swThim halfAs wataienadearnce are, a gels. Cole has gone to company, cemetery, with Jackson Broth- he saw nine flying in formation Last Chance terms: vehicles and equipment of all Eire, Greece and Turkey. six to ten: Billy Mack Morris. here for an eye operation which these general personalty in- ers Funeral Home of Dukedom' Acceptances "in principle" Del- LeCompte said will keep him 1. The bully pay for an inside kings. Intangible over the Cascade Joe Dallas, Bobby Logan, bonds, mort- in charge. miles an hour have been received unofficially New Bill Same Burn- his office for at least two day miner Ls set at $13.05 for cludes stock and other observers have bert Woods, Watt Sevier. train due and other Mr. Majors died at 2:30 Sun- Mountains, from Holland, Luxembourg. Nor- weeks, eight hours underground, with gages, accounts objects various speeds ham Dallas, Jerry Counce, by notes. day morning, July 6. at his home given the AAustria. Denmark, Iceland, Nor- As That Vetoed, Joe The bill, which is on the House j no premium pay for portal-to- values represented least one case, said ma Owen, Herbert Cathey. In the Palmore community, and, in at way. Sweden and Switzerland. Milton "must" schedule for the cur- portal travel but with the basic appeared to be suspended Johnson, Peggy Owen, about six miles north of Duke- they . French quarters said that thus Except For Date Julia rent session's final month. would hourly rate hiked from $1.18 4 $9,474.61 air. Owen Exton, Jerry 8Pelght, lum dom. He had been seriously ill in the greed !far only one nation, Finland, Edwards, outlaw the payment of a poll to $1.63. The miner actually Today observers usually a Ann Speight, Jackie - Kentucky for about one week. Most i had given a provisional negative IS AUTHOR Bennett, tax as a prerequisite for vottna would work only six and one objects were round or KNUTSON Jean Hyland, Diane that the reply. and that this was "for Bur- In federal elections. States whicn half hours. Thirty minutes The Associated Press He was a lifetime member of as to their size 7-Oa-Re- Wayne Anderson, Beverly By oval. Guesses political and geographicalrea- Washington, June Exam, would be affected are Arkansas, would be allowed for lunch and the Mt. Pleasant church. His from that of a to tie a "this gess, Molly Wiley, Tommy dis- have ranged sons," publicans sought Mississippi. Tennessee. Sesita. one hour to get to and from t of Lexington-Ninety-one wife, Mrs. Nora Majors, preceded house or large air- on the new $4. Ellen Gifford, Nash Gifford. Soil Conserva- five-room or nothing" tag Pigues Carolina, Alatrama, Virginia. and the mine opening underground. cks. tricts of the state him in death by several years. one description of "a I measure to- Caroline Roberts, Roger operation in plane to 000,000 tax-cutting Texas. This worker got $11.85 for a tion Service are in He leaves two daughters, Miss inches in diame- a to plop the Edwin Hamlett. David Ruddle. the ser- silver ball, six Dairy Judging day in their drive nine-hour day under the gov- 89 Kentucky counties, Ruth Majora, who made her on President Tommy Brady, Benny Frank yesterday, (Lo- ter." once-vetoed bill Richard ernment contract which expired vice announced home with him, and Mrs. Ruby the Navy and the before the week Jones, Bobby Caney. counties have The Army, Truman's desk Gayle Leader Congratulates when the federally-seized pits gan and Hopkins Willingham, Graves county; a Energy Commission all ,School Scheduled Cardwell, Butch Watkins, 82484.00 each. State con- two Atomic ends Blackstone, Fol- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hicks, water! were returned to private owner- two districts son 0 B Majors. Wi ; any connection with ; The District 4-H Club Dairy the Logan, Marian H. K. Gayle said disclaimed Chairman Knutson of Ed Bradley. Valley, on the birth of a ten , ship last Monday. servationist grandsons, and other relatives. the An Army Air Forces I Judging Training School will be com- lis Bennett, Glen are under considera- myetery. House Ways and Means Calliham. Max pound eight ounce boy yester- 2. Inclusion of the federal proposals in Washington said held at the McCracken county bill- Ann Fall, Sidney 2016.85 of two addi- spokesman 9. mittee, author of the day at the Fulton hospital. mine safety code in the con- tion for creation had been checking thelfairgrounds Wednesday, July presi- in Trigg and the AAF Identical with the one the Page Four) tract, superseding the hodge- tional districts Plane Crash In Germany but added that "we still beginning at 10 a. m. the (Continued en reports - dent rejected except that podge of state laws. Davies' counties. Pilot the slightest idea what; County agents from all Fur 1, Kills Louisville haven't effective date would be Jan. • • • • 3. Boosting of the controversi- Louisville, Ky., July 7-(4.)- could be." I chase counties and Livingston 1947- - they taking 1948, instead of July 1, a1 tofortonnage royaltythe mm A report was received here yes-, Some scientists suggested that county plan to attend, head off any Mississippi Levees Weak, to Lexington-Farmers were urg- teams made two moves to ers' welfare fund from five terday of the death in an air- of light, such as with them the judging ed yesterday by the Kentucky reflections the any further changes: ten cents. At the latter figure. crash in Germany of Capt. aircraft, might account for the which will be entered in College of Agriculture to make plane 1. Be asked the House Rules the fund would get more than J. Krayenbuhl, 25, a vet- objects which have been state fair events in September. Sa v by a special effort to save late, hay. Craigle bright Me- committee to approve pro- May Crack,Army Engineers $50,000.000 a year if accepted combat pilot. In some cases, the ob- Animals entered in the Considerable loss of early hay eran reported. cedures to prohibit any amend- the entire industry. that the Cracken fair will be used for the of lie has been reported, due in part Mrs. Robert Craigs, mother- servers have insisted offered when the Louis, July 7-(AS-Army under water with 600 Wants Veto Power accompani- I judging training classes, and ments being St. utr, of to wet weather. in-law of the flier, said she had "saucers" have been up the measure warned today that al-1 town's 1000 residents the club members and agents al- House takes engineers said Lewis was in- received a telephone message ed by sound. The House is a cinch though the flooded Mississippi I their homes. Operators objects were reportedlso will attend judging of the fair tomorrow. sisting that the miners' repre- from her daughter in Germany. The approve the bill as is. pro- was subsiding south of St. Louis.: Lexington-Two additional June 25 in Canada. entries, to take place Wednesday to sentative be chairman of the Mrs. Jean Craigs Krayenbuhl, seen since bably by more than a two-thirds many levees were in a weakened emergency rooms have been in Columbia and afternoon. three-man board of trustees for telling of the death. the District condition and required even at Good Samaritan Hos- majority. the welfare fund, and that the added greater vigilance. 134.20 pital here. The hospital said yes- 2. To head off possible Senate chairman have veto power Pre- wrote Sen- 2278.90 terday the added rooms would DP's_ revisions, Knutson Even though falling, the river sumably Lewis himself would be "Substantial Number" Of promising ac- permit handling approximately Should Admit ator Byrd (D-Val still at stages "which In other chairman under those condi- on a husand- Is 25 per cent more cases. Cost of tion in January years would have been classed tions. community property the project was put at $7,500. and-wife as a major disaster," Col. R. E. Special Legis. lath) said it would be Truman Tells Congress; Asks law. The letter Srnyser, Jr., St. Louis district "most unfortunate" if Congress Political Pressure Poland, the Russian Ukraine engineer. declared Pineville-Bell county super- July 7-111")- into the hands of our own and • acted "hastily on this matter Washington, and Yugoslavia." intendent of schools W. M. Truman today asa-.1, the other western allies armies before we found an adequate "It will be some time before Blamed By Sutton President Saying that countries in west- Blusher announced today that to admit a "substan- of occupation in Europe.' solution." we can make plans for adequate • will Congress war, Mr emn Europe and Latin America: rural schools in the county number" of Europe's dis- Since the end of the Meanwhile, one of the biggest repair of damaged levees. Mean- In Leaving Tax Job of July tial of oc- have opened their doors to sub-. open July 28th, instead placed persons into the United Truman said, the Armies threats to passage of the bill- while, though they will not be extra two able to re- stantial numbers of these peo- 1 Frankfort. Ky.. July 7-1,r)--- 14th, as planned. The as immigrants. chpation have been s possible filibuster in the Sen- topped, they will require cease- States approxi- pie, he told Congress. 1 E Elltz: Sutton. Lexington De- weeks of vacation time has been a message, Mr. Truman turn to their homes ate-subsided. less patrolling day and night," fcr In He add- "Our plain duty requires that' mcx•rat, today handed in his 206'7 58 added, Blusher said, to allow Congress "special legisla- mately 7,000,000 people. ID-Idaho), he said. told we join with other nations in' Senator Taylor resignation as director of the repair of school buildings dam- limited to this particular ed: that de- The river here fell from 39 1 tion in the solving this problem. • who led the talktest division of Income aged by recent flash floods. would be necessary "But there still remain over- at 7 a. m. yesterday to 38 79 late Map locates Grand Tower, state emergency" and "We ourselves should admit a;layed the Senate vote to States is to share western zones of Germany in the day and was expected to where flood waters covered a 1.on. 4 If the United substantial number as immt-I ride Mr. Truman's veto of the to revenue • opportunity for Austria and in Italy close to a drop as much as two feet in the Mississippi In a letter Ashland-Charles H. Gartrell, in offering "an We have not yet been Taft-Hartley labor bill, told re- greater part of Hadley, s these people." million survivors who are un- grants. 48 hours, inissioner Aare) candidate for the Democratic a new life to to do this because our: porters that although he op- River town. following a break an said Congress willing by reason of political •.ble At Cape Girardeau. Mo., 150 charged that Hadley and nomination for Lieutenant gov- The President aresent statutory quotas appli-( poses the tax cut measure: a five-foot sandbag barrier. The persons wanted dealing "solely with opinion and fear of persecution miles south, the nver crested at identified ernor, said yesterday he would would be !able to the eastern European "I don't think lit) is a life barrier, which the town's 1.000 to obtain problem growing to return to the areas where 41.9 feet, remaining at that resisnation "solely use an airplane next Saturday an emergency areas from which most of these and death matter with the coun- had labored to build, from partisan poll war-the disposition they once had Massa. mark for 24 hours. Two-thirds inhabitants lief in his campaign tour which will out of the reople come are wholly Made- try and I have no intention of 911981.53 group of individuals, "The great majority come Orand Tower. Ills remained gave way during the night. pressure." cover Pikeville, Willlamstoo. of specific quate for this purpose." talking at length about It." of have come from the northern Baltic areas, • Greenville and Mayfield. victims of war who

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many interesting places. and Ws. Susie Beale of Louis- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dreer and FULGHAM NEWS ville were down Thursday visit- poh rititou ireAts• daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Earl The Fourth of July holidays ing the Salem cemetery, where their parents, John Howard and By DAILY SINCE Taylor. Jr., have returned from brought many visitors in from Ruse Humphreys were buried. a trio to the Smoky Mountains Detroit. Evidently, the popula- New They are sisters of Bob Humph- • PUBLISH= EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Main Street, Fulton, Kentucky. and Lookout Mountain. tion there is decreasing at the urston, reys, now of Frankfort and were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lynn of Pa- present. Many relatives take NIASIRT Lag 151.0 AUSTIN ADKISSON OOOOO DORAN reared here in Fulgham. ign ducah are visiting Mrs. Lynn's their regular vacations at this They SUSI-ISMER MANASINO CLINTON COITOR visited for a few minutes in the whe sister, Mrs. Hugh Fly, and Mr. lime and others take advantage Humphreys-Crenshaw home. anc Entered as second class matter at Fulton. Kentucky, under act ot Congress of March 1, 1/794 Fly on Wert State Line. of the holidays for a brief week- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Claud Vaden and cts to Mrs. W. J. Bailey of Clinton end visit. Mr. and Mrs. Claud 1111.1••0911IPTION a 555 AT SOX IN Mrs. Smantha Craig of Fultoa erseY J I is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Campbell and daughter, Patti spent Wednesday night and ew hat AgIVERIIIIIIND RATES: SUSINITTILD ON •OOOOOT. Plume er 1211 Clifton Hamlett, on Second Lee, arrived Friday and return- Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim ob in X street. ed Saturday. They camt for his Assotiated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of local Ara and Mrs. Kan Jackson and nt to b lbs all the mother, Mrs. Nancy Campbell, Gong Mks Betty Ann Davis left this son, Lonnie. eirtmen Ithited in this newspaper, as well as ell AP news dispatches. who is recovering from a broken morning for Eustis, Fla., to Mr. and Mrs. Charley O'Neal . as J hip sustained several weeks ago. spend a six-week vacation with who have been residing in Day- on look Patti Lee will remain for a her grandmother, Mrs. Ida light, Tenn., for the past year, ecia The Ideal Target Shall We Feed Them? month's visit with her grand- Thompson, and her aunt, Miss are returning here to live with ondon Round and round goes the vicious circle in parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther The No. One mystery In the United States Lavinia Thompson. his son, Tommy O'Neal antl ring in occupied Germany. The Germans in the com- Elliott and her cousin. Miss origin and Don Minions, who Ls stationed family. NYol today Ls the identity of the so- bined British-American zones cannot raise Nettie Jane Elliott, at Fort Knox, returned Mr. and Mrs. Teti Moore of t called flying saucers that have been spotted there Sam Johns 80, a resident of enough food to sustain themselves, and must yesterday after spending the Chicago, and Mrs. Buddy Smith ft from coast to coast, on the ground and from the Mt. Vernon section was produce export articles to pay for food im- weekend with his parents on and two sons of Viola are visit- lbn planes. buried here Thursday at Bethel. ports. They cannot produce anything unless Fourth street. ing dad, Henry Elliott and go) Funeral services were held at their &me say they're just hallucinations, but they James Elliott le son) tint have an adequate diet. The only way to Mrs. Arval Gunter and chil- Mt. Vernon. He is survived by family and people who have seen and even pho- of Detroit is expected in for a kids a lot of prime the production pump, then, is for dren, Jimmy and Bren, and Mrs. one daughter, Mrs. Ora Kaler of ho ne 3 tographed them are 'inclined to argue the America and Britain to pour food into Ger- W. J. Bailey of Clinton and Mrs. St. Louis, one brother, Willie visit too- and Mrs. Willie Murphy here point. many. Yet if we guarantee the German diet Cecil Landuyt and little daugh- Johns of Texas and two sisters, *. and three children of Detroit hem," , from our own resources, there is danger that ter of St. Louis were guests of Mrs. John Adams and Mis Met- , Whatever the saucers may be. it wouldn't the home of his iding Mrs. Leland Jewell Saturday. tle Johns of Hickman county. are visiting in surprise us to see some of the economy-mind- the Germans will not bother to grow as much dad, Tom Murphy. Spent the raction Miss Peggy Joyce Bryant is Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Lock food or produce as much goods as they are Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. L. W. ood oi ' ed Republican Congressmen who want to visiting relatives in Atlanta, arid daughter, Peggy, of Detroit, capable of doing. and family. etise at slash farm, flood control and other funds Tenn. arrived Thursday. They are McClure tit stead suggest that the Army and Navy anti-air- This dilemma has haunted the two years house guests in the home of Mrs. Mrs. Ray Elliott and baby Miss Betty June Thomas spent daughter, Melvin McClure and gainst in- of our occupation. It would appear that a Lathe Crenshaw, The Locks )1011 .craft trainees take pot shots at them the weekend with Janet Verhine everal policy decision has been made in the an- leave here Tuesday with Mr. and B. C. McClure of Detroit arriv- , stead of At expensive tow targets. This would at her home on West State Line. Friday in time for the holi- ign nouncement by Secretary of Agriculture And- '11 as six painted star held by Mrs. Saarasan Campbell ("Aloe.), Mrs. Vernon Humphreys and ed be as logical as some of their economy pro- Mae Margaret Ferguson of day dinner with their parents, ust Ma guarantee by ,vas hand by her hasimad ea their farm near Circleville, Ohio. Miss Barbara Ann Watts for a posale, and possibly a direct hit or two would erson that America will Jackson is visiting Miss Betty McClure, It is Se inches lash and 48 inches wide and covered with tinfoil. vacatkin visit in Lakeland, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. L. W. I 11,, the myst.Ty shipments a 1,554 calorie minimum diet for June Thomas. help solve Is 1.er ether hand she holds pieces of a balloon which was with Mr. and Mrs. Julian (Bus- the Germans in the two zones for the next Mr.and Mrs. Willie Wardiow it of the star. ter) Humphreys. 133 IMINGLARIES 12 will have its value attached t• the top and daughter, Ava Dell, left last months. This assurance D411,1 IN BERLIN C.. Of Mrs. Winfred Martin and two night for their home in Chicago Born Too Soon to the military governor of our zone. Lt. Gen. children of Detroit are visiting Eerlin — (41—The German Sane after visiting her sister, Mrs. Lucius Clay. He can make his plans for Ger- here in the homes of Add Mar- Praia has demanded a "swiftly The Isms County Herald, Eddyville, goes Chip Roberts, and other rela- man production on the bask of a guaranteed tion and Nelson Martin. woglikig, hard-hitting elite po- Maki county's entry tives in Fulton, Martin, and lled" /inch as Edgar J. all out in complimenting Lyon diet. Mr. and Mrs. Odle Vaughan Hoover's ate U. In the "Miss West Kentucky", beauty contest Union City. pig-to Combat crime in Berlin. In eld f Things would be easier, of course, if the of Detroit spent Thursday and At Paducah. Mee, Carlton Gargus and night with Mr. and Mrs. Roy suggesting such a police organ- acuity Germans went all out to solve their own food daughter, Kay, of May- isation. Der Abend said there The Lyon miss, says the Herald. possesses Sandra Farmer. Friday, they went to pring- problems. Man's inhumanity to man, however, field are visiting in Fulton. were 16,187 house breakings from tepped charm. Intelligence, humor, poise, character, Clinton to see her brother, Rufe is sadly demonstrated in the attitude of Ray and Warren Graham are Elliott and family. January to April a this year— team i refinement and friendliness." After this build- many German farmers toward their fellow- MISS GOSS HONORED in Chicago this week attending Mrs. Homer Boar and four a dal* rate of 133 burglaries. in: up, a lot of us old married men classed our- the countrymen. Food hoarding is an almost un- WITS 1111111111IDAY PARTY Johns and family, over the furniture market. children and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- up pelves with Williams the famous J. R. cartoon iversal practice on the fat farms of Bava- Mrs. Henry McNak and ert Marshall of Detroit are visi- irelliSe alarms t. Bu who were "Born Thirty Years Too Miss Martha Ana Clore was weekend. scho abaraccers ria and other rural districts, while people in daughter. Marcia, of Cedar tors in the home of Mr and Mrs. honored on 'her ieventecnth Mr and Mrs. Paul Turbevilk O'Neal. fuels Sfoon " .the industrial centers live in the shadow of Grove, N. J., arrived here last Tommy birthday last Thursday night and Mrs. I. B. Cook of Fulton night to Men Mrs. McNair's par- i Guests in the Mrs. Isle Bailey FEMALE gher hunger. The average German farmer takes with a party at the home of Mr. and their guest, Misa Jeanette ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sen- Mime the Fourth were Mr. and Challenge Ignored no responsibility for the condition of his and Mr* Charles Burgess, Rice- sing, 710 Vine Street. Ray Johnson and daughters, Cook, spent the weekend in Mrs. COMPLAINTS DO' countrymen, as long as his own larder is full vine. Memphis. Stle and Linda and Misses Henda you troubled by distress of We have heard nothing as yet, and expect and Uncle Sam can be blamed for any short- Those present. in addition to Bailey and Dell and Jane Woods, iale functional periodic disturb- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jonakin Don this make you suffer Basin hear nothing, from Congressman Earle ages. If the Germans feel little concern for the homoree and her mother, and children, Glenn and Jimmy, One Of Quints all of Detroit, down for a brief Mama pain, feel so nervous. tired— ler and menet in reply to Harry Lee Waterfield's each other's needs, they display actual resent- who mask* their home with the returned to their home in Mews- visit. Mr. and Nue. c C. Jack- aglilloc,h times? Then DO try Lydia E. MarquE Expected To Live alla's Vegetable Compound to ediallenge to join in "reading our respective ment against the Volludeutsch. the German Burgesses, included Mr and Mrs. plus yesterday after several days son of Si Monte, Calif. Mrs. Bill relieve such symptoms. PInkham's timers Jimmy Etheridge, Mr and Mrs. Bowen and Hilly Jean of soothing lic records" in all Kentucky counties so minorities in Czechoslovakia and Hungary visit with Mrs. Verna DeMyer. Gal- •greed effect on one tournai Bud Shelton of Hickman. Neil To 86 Or Older veston, Texas. Duck Watts, Mrs. riDomon'a malt important Organs/ t the people may know the facts in the who have been obliged to move back to the Mr and Mrs. R. E. Johnson San Fr, Etheilidge, Billy Gilbert, and returned to their home in Chi- New York—(4a—The Di- Ann Higgins and Annette and ed jud retie campaign for the gubernatorial Reich, and who must also be fed. TI E PNKHA'S TalM1Msul Miss Jean Bradley, a cousin of cago Saturday after visiting her onne quintuplets now are Mrs Pete Jones of Detroit, Mr. When tion. A complete lack of Russian co-operation Miss Gore. daughter, Mrs. J. H. Vaughn 13 years old, and at least one and Mrs. Glen Hopkins and Mrs. Texas Paid advertisements inserted in Kentucky's has destroyed the original economic program Jimmy and Neil „&theridge, and family, and son. E. C. Un- probably will live to be M or Ladle Hill and son, Donald, of J rr.JtlrJi1re d 1 newspapers last week claimed that for Germany as a whole, worked out at the Bud Mutton and Mira Dore are derwesal and family. older, saye the Statistical Bul- Wing°, Mrs. Biumer Hunt, Mrs. c nic • members of the Musical Messen- Dr. And Mrs. L. T. Callihan letin of the Metropolitan lafe Rae Long of Clinton, Mr. and , better Clements always had been a friend of Berlin conference. America and Britain have I Sere. Insurance Company. Mrs. Dewey House, Miss Patricia and TVA in Kentucky. The opportunity had to proceed with a blueprint for half a and ehidren, Caroi and Thomas, weren't The group enjoyed a chicken On the basis of life expect- Hopkins of LaCenter and Mr FuLTEIN and Billy McCann. all of Wash- In den ye these claims has been offered Mr. Germany. Cut off from the nation's main 'supper, fettlowed by home-made ington, D. C., and Mr and Mrs. ancy rates among females in and Mrs. Mike Manners and Bet- K yere significantly silent. food-growing area in the East, ta. He is the planners ice cream, on the lawn of the W. S. Callihan of Jacksonville, Canada, "the chances are about ty and Charles of Detroit. Bar Methce for Western Germany have had to resort to a course, everyone familiar with Mr. I Burgess home. Fla., and son, Tommy, are guests 95 in 100 that all five girls will bmued mutton, spare-ribs, and —TODAI & rosiORROW chance ts' record in the Kentucky Senate program for higher industrial production than of Mrs. L. H. Howard at her reach their majority, about 85 all the trimmings were served SROWS i' le t:15-9:l5 ed. that he has consistently favored the our representatives' thought safe at Berlin. 1 AMERICAN LEGION home in Highlands. in 100 that they will all attain at the noon hour. AUXILIARY TO MEET age 45. and more than 20 in Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Lee Johns of the private utilities trust in op- This is truly a tight-rope act for our policy Mr. and Mrs. P. U. Roddy and daughter, 100 that they will all five live and two children of Detroit are cheap electricity through publicly- makers. If they set German industry at too The American Legion Auxii- Margaret, and Mr. NUPERING HOWSE The and Mrs. Joe Roddy of Salem. to celebrate their 05th birth- visiting relatives in the county. power systems. Mr Waterfield always low a level, the Western zones will never be- ary will meet Tuesday evening Ill, spent the weekend with Mr. day." Mrs. Pete Kell and house 11A, NG HEARTS! --->, come self-sufficient and we will have to sup- at 7:30 at the American Legion .., By sided with the people on this and other and Mrs. B. G. Huff. It may be expected that the guest. Mrs Otis Kell and port the people indefinitely. 'cabin. This will be the last meet- campaign Issues. The record is If they set the Mrs. Ella Khourie has as her last survivor of the group will grandchildren of Berkeley. .. Tod/ ing ,of the year and all mem- and clear The moving finger writes, industrial level too high, there is danger of a guests her daughter. Mrs. Fred live to 86, it adds. The special Mich., spent the Fourth with Haegg bers are urged to attend. having writ moves on—nor all Mr. quick build-up for another German war of Khourie of Cairo, Mrs. L. Khou- care given the quints, and the Mrs. Ella Barclay and daughter. In beo aggression. rie. also of Cairo, and Mrs. continued general gains in life Mrs Edward Kimbell arid family. Ander: nts propaganda and misleading adver- MACK SISSON HONORED Amon Khourie of Henrietta, conservation, will improve their Mr. and Mrs. Rube Wilson Gotha nts shall iure it back to cancel half a The only answer is for America to stay on ON HIS SIRTHDAY Okla. chances for long life. liCarrie Kell) are returning nor all his claims erase a word of it. in Germany for many years to come, co- Thri A birthday dinner was given Pvt. Bobby Gene Collier of here from Detroit and will move gio to operating closely with the British. Conver- , Sunday in honor of Mack Sisson Camp Campbell spent the week- National forests of the U. S. to his farm between Veingo and and is Spool writer Eimer Kelley Madisonville sion of German industry to a war basis can 1 at the borne of his son. Buford end with his mother, Mrs. Lon include 73-million acres capable Water Valley I scramC nierr was considerably upset when the never occur while Anglo-American experts , Sisson, on Maiden street. At the Adams on Third street. of growing commercial timber The Humphreys girls, Mrs. keep a watchful eye on the noon hour a delightful dinner Mr. and Mrs. Carl Puckett crops. Sallie Breckenridge of Lone Oak dO!IbIC ly Clarksville Colts took a couple from factories. We need RONALD Plater; not maintain a huge force in the occupied was spread on the lawn. spent the weekend in Missouri Miners The headline on his story said: fEla.zairsee,Le= Sealii"Mj country. We must .1 Those attending were: Mr. and visiting relatives. REAGAN Five maintain a small force for ble Murder Committed in Clarksville," Mrs. Henry Underwood, Voris Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mobley a long time, however, and it must contain ex- ALEXIS Lease:. if Sisson. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. had as their guests over the over one of the box scores in big black perts highly trained for the intricate business Coehr i Mooneyharn, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. weekend Mrs. Mobley's girl i before of occupation.—Courier-Journal. C1INT011 P. AltDERSON SMITH was "What-the-Hell-p." i Otis Sisson and daughter. friend, formerly of Leicester, 'Warr, l ArridrAiliarre Says: ZACHARY * stand. t Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Buford Eng., Mrs. Isabell Totten. and W. Tea OSPITAI, NEWS!nicely. I Sisson and children, Martha. Mr. Totten. now of New Lexing- SCOTT Leagu Anna Porter Wood is doing POETS CORNER Ann, Jimmy and Charles, Mr. ton, Ohio. Both girls are from 8-3 fl clinic_ nicely. and Mrs. Mack Sisson. England. Mrs. Totten has been Al i -St in the States since February. Rose Stahr, Hickman is im- OLD GLORY Out of town guests were: Mr. velt i Mrs R M. Murphy and baby • Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pugh proving. and Mrs. Elbert Yarbrough of saw L e been admitted. Old Glory flies high in yon blue Cuba, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and daughter. Lynn, of Paducah Mrs. Dana Carpenter. Fulton, zy De Mrs. W.11. Brown remains the sky Easley and son Billy of Lynn- are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Otis American is doing nicely. e. As free men press ever on, ville. Mr. and Mrs.Charley Burn- Bezel, in Highlands. Mrs. Erlora Parrott is doing Mrs. U. C. Cashon and son Mrs. K. L. Sanders ..: improv- Unfurled to the four great winds ley of Paducah, Mr. and Mrs. nicely. Marvin Sisson and daughters, Jerry. left Saturday night foi A challenge from dawn till Mama ilikiIRII I1444 2 Mrs E. B. Berry, Route 3, is Dotty Jane and Susie Nell, Miss Detroit to visit her mother, Mrs Women- s. Guy Kindred has bee,' the same. Dorothy Edclings, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey House and Mr. House. MOT KNUDSEN A symbol for a way of life, • PATTI BRADY Mr!. W. C. Webb, Route 4. is R. L. Siseon of Mayfield, Charles Me and Mrs. Earl Carr, of Lyaa Faynt has been! doing nicely. An Inspiration for man's un- Ellis of Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Newark. N. .1., visited Mr. H. C CARTOON & FOX NEWS Mrs. Billy Whitnel is doing quenchable flame. Harmon Johnson and son, Jerry, Cashon yesterday. Lay Wilkerson has been _ nicely. Into her fabric are woven the of Okmulgem Okla. Miss Peggy Bryant, daughcei Mrs. Clarence Disque is the dreams Afternoon callers were: Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryant four Used Fats Crawford has been .! same. Ellie Rye and daughter. Louise, left yesterday for Savannah. ssed Of men who immortalized her oRpHEum. Hermy Roberta Dukedom, is name. of Water Valley, Bushart Clark Tenn.. where she will visit Mrs improving. of Detroit. Herold Clark of Cot- Bryant's parents, Mr. and Mrs .._ Hospital.— F. Carrington. Mrs. Yeweil Harrison is do.ng Born in the days of long ago tage Hill. Ill. .:ed J. D. Clark of B. EAST TIMES TONIGHT nicely. Fulton. Mrs. N. D. Simpson and J. D Are Still Needed! tients When armies in rags fought Ed ilick.s. Water Valley. Mrs. Mayme Turbeville. Pal- Simpson, Miss Norma °argils, o' SHOWS — 7:15-9:30 through. T 1 Burgess. Arlington. inereville, is doing nicely. Mayfield. and Carl Dean Wright )NALS America's homemakers have saved and turned in my James. Vernon C. Cole Is doing nictly. Today she waves in all her PERt have returned from a vacatiot Fulton. admit- ovei 600 million pounds of used cooking fats since for a tonsillectomy. Mrs Zettie Reilly, Water Val- splendor Miss Linda and Retta Jane trip to the Smoky Mountains 4Stie42 1144... This is an average of nearly 20 pounds for ley is doing nicely. Free beauty of Red. White and Smith have te-turned to their 1942. WITH PLENTY T. D. Butts is doing nicely. Blue. home in Lone Oak after visiting family in the United States. It a record of Wyatt Hall. Fulton. web is OF TRICKS FOR ton Darnell. Fuleheme Mrs. M. A Harris is the same. their grunts...her, Mrs. 0. E. Ammimum which every woman can be proud. Little Sandy Shaw is the same. Stars tor hope re lifted high Nanney. THE CHICKS! However, it is still necessary to Conserve every Memorial— Turner Tunston has been dis- As united we ever stand. Mrs. Hoe.sd Adams and pound of fat, since the over-all fat supply situetion missed. Blue for the courage of men who daughter, Susan, have returned HOT DOGS Mrs. Elsie Wadlington. Water Bill Floyd has been dismissed. built to Memphis after spending a is little better now than it was last year when we ir IADIES' y. has been admitted. Cornelius Dumas has been Our wonderful America land three-week anation in May- were desperately short,particularly of indust rial fats. Morrow and $1.00 Per Doz. Ruby baby dismissed. field and tath their parents, Manufacture of many of the things we all use and been admitted Mrs Woodrow Simon has been Red for the blood of the men Mr. and Mr:. T. J. Smith, on wear in our daily lives requires industrial fats or s Betty Platt has been ad- dismissed. who died Jackson slots'. MAN From Bunker Hill to old Berlin. Mr. and rel. Alfred Sutton Hickory Log the products of industrial fats. Used cocking fats DU ic Mete has been ad- North Africa and Tibet. White for the purity of her and daughtea. Anita and Rob- turned in by American women have been and con- tdacksmithr are often consider- faith erta. of Detrsit arrived Sunday tinue to represent an important. part of our total ny Brown is Aoine nicely. ed low caste or outeaste For God-given rights of men. morning to silit Mr. and Mrs. -Q industrial fats supply. livery pound of ealvneod 3. L. Matthews. Maalti. Is Din monde are eight y- five times 1'. J. Bar-B • Smith. fat helps meet the need 'Dit nicety. as hard 1.3 the neareAt competi- Proud Is the dignity of her fame Mr and lir . 0. B. Haley and Baton La.ssiter is doing: tive gem She waves o'er our great land family of JACTUT3 spent the ire,04 MII1SNis The Tiber River ie 253 miles With liberty, faith and ;ustice weekend with 2.1c. and Mrs. W. PliatiE ry Own ie (Irvine nicely. long aid itt deepest point is only for all E. Haley and f •mily. 239 Fourth sas Vaaaa.s., 01040, aid Lewis is deine nicely. feet. She holds an extended hand street. We Deliver Torleng is doing oComposed Canaan P.' ,a.k.a., Genre., •,-. U S National forests contain by Mrs. Emma L. Mr. and 147"1. H. 1.. Johns CARTOON & MUSICAL about one third of the national Robeison. 201 1-2 Commercial, and family of L'etrolt visited his Jk- --a-- itayatoad Disque a• cluing mw-limber stand. Fulton.) parents, Ms and Mrs. J. W.11111111111111111111111111111, ree.,, nannosse qiiiirrorrry,

• 4 ..t Page Three 7, 1947 istlulfamning, July 7, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky Engel. Paned ball—Powers. , of Louis- FULTON - Today & Tomorrow Roundup of game 1:55. aday visit- ports Chicks' Streak ery, where By Hugh Fullerton, Jr., Sunday night's game: toward and Score by innings: re buried. New Ycrk, July 7—ala—Lew Team R If ab Humph- Snapped At 12 lantana head of Mike Jacobs' Fulton __012 003 400-10 15 7 t and were 16 3 dept., quite a Cairo __110 380 02x-15 ham. They °reign pulledeoff night', t when he got boah 011e Tend- (Box score of Sunday utes in the By Egyptians game unavailable.) home. and Joe Bakst to sign cors- ets to fight Joe Louie. . . but Vaden and Fulton Lost Two, KITTY LEAGUE of Fuitoa grimy Jones maintains that :light and ew has been doing a bigger STANDINGS Won One At Cairo W L Pet. GB .d Mrs. Jim ob in Europe, locating new tai- Team Owensboro ___ _41 21 .661 0 ackson and nt to build up the foreign de- Everybody 'knew it couldn't artment and basting in general Mayfield 35 25 .583 5 Mat forever—and Cairo's Egyp- _ '37 29 560 6 *ley O'Neal . . as Jersey explains it, Burs- FULTON tians were the team that snap- 31 30 .508 914, ng In Day- on looked over about 40 pros- Madisoiiville Cairo _ 31 31 .500 10 past year, eta and Jack Solomon, the ped Fulton's winning streak HopkinsvIlle '30 36 .454 13 3 live with ondon promoter, told him to last weekend after 12 consecu- city 28 36 .437 14 )'Neal and ring in as many as he wanted tive victories. Union lryouts . . out of that, they Cairo took what would have Clarksville _-.20 45 .308221,9 Moore of t to find eight or ten boys been the Chicks' win No. 13 by Saturday's Results: further investigation and score of 5-2 Sunday afternoon 'tidy Smith a Fulton 7. Cairo 2. Alexis Smith smiles a turps smile—and why not, with two handsome ling and three or at Cairo, and won the nightcap City 0. are visit- maybe Mayfield 6. Union suitors like Ronald Rogan and Zachary Scott. Scene from -Sulfa-in Road Elliott and ; good enough to bring to 15-10. The Chicks had won over Owensboro 11, Clarksville 7.' States. . . "They're 7-2 there Satur- 4. ott Li son) United the Egyptians Madisonville 5, Hopkinsville successor, who would become i In for a kids about 18-19 years old day night. lkssterday's Results: second on attempted steal in Tandberg.Upsets either king or regent. ho never got near London Dave Philley (sliding), Chicago White Sox centerfielder, is out at Eldridge pitched Fulton to its Fulton 2-10, Cairo 5-15. see as shortstop allowing Results tabulated by the As le Murphy here Solomons would fourth inning of the White Sox-Indians game at Comiskey Park in Chicago, lone victory at Cairo, Mayfield 64, Union City 4-0. Baski; Now Who'll pro- the the losers only five hits. Ed of Detroit hem," says Jones. "We're the throw from Cleveland catcher Al Lopes. Umpire Joe Paparella calls the Clarksville 5-4, Owensboro 4-9. sociated Press from 12,018 out &t- Lou Boudreau takes game in 13 ome of his feting him with some new Engel lost his third Madisonville 94, Ropkinsviiie Fight Joe Louis? of 21,242 polling places showed ractions and if we find some Play. starts Sunday afternoon. nub- Spent the 4-3 5,664,904 affirmative votes to Mrs. L. W. ood ones, we'll use common loin started for Fulton last Today's Games: Stockholm, duty 7—(P).—Con- along was relieved by WU- 350,477 opposed and 195,855 se about bringing them night but Union City at Fulton. fusion was general throughout of tossing them right in Hrs. Copeland blank. Approximately 16,185,000 and baby stead Two Chicks Baseball Mayfield at Cairo. heavyweight division today, headliner:. It may take nage. two losses put the Chicks Hopkinaville. the to vote in :Clare and gainst Clarksville at brought about by persons were eligible years, but now our for- back in third place, one game Owensboro. a condition ;mit arriv- everal STARS Madisonville at champion, 011e the elections—the first to be department is down to ; YESTERDAY'S 'Em Out behind the Mayfield Clothiers the Swedish r the holi- ign All-Stars Pulls upset Joe Bakst in Spain In 11 years Carden." Are who took both ends of a double- Tandberg, who held ir parents, ust Marcel I Batting, Roy Cullenbine and yesterday header at Union City Sunday. and lot of plans here ifeClure. , Pat Muffin, Tigers—Cullenbine Caught Two Large Ones Nat. League decision Peterson, Pechous Named • Fulton plays Union City here by gaining a disputed Frauliens MATINEE collected five hits including At Walnut Log Sunday; In their ten-round boxing bout. Yanks, MONDAY For Game Thursday Night tonight and tomorrow night and in each game, batted in Too Union City With the possible exception of of C. Stuff: From April 5 homer Others Had Luck, goes to Wednesday Shouldn't Be Wed, C. Fulton is represented on the Mul- to out the series. Team Is Cocky Tandberg, nobody was more sur- German June 23, 26 race horses which five runs, and scored five. night round -Star teami Even the fishes are convinc- opens a three-game stand prised than Bakal—a 3 to 1 fav- a "swiftly wintered at Hialeah won 1947 Kitty League All lin garnered four hits including Cairo Clergymen Believe ed that it is no longer a man's 12. orite from Kulpmont, Pa.,— g elite po- Makes. . Everett Case, Col- by Pete Peterson, right fielder,' two homers in first game, bat- here July All-Stars Are Certain world. Yesterday afternoon at SCORE when the referee and one of the July 7—/P)-.-Two visit- J. Hoover's ate U. president, played left Pechous, utility out- ted in six runs and scored two BOX They'll Win At Chicago Berlin, and Ray Walnut Log,,Reelfoot Lake, fish- Saturday night: judges called the fight a draw. American clergymen—a 3 Berlin. In ield for the championship as Detroit took double header ing fielder, it was revealed yester- ing with her husband and Mr. All R H PO AE 7—t/P)—For a Even Swedish sports writer; bishop attid a Jewish lice organ- acuity baseball team this from St. Louis. Fulton Chicago, Juiy Methodist league president Shel- and Mrs. Harold Copeland, Mrs. 4 1 0 1 O 0 that has been and home town fans threw up convinced after talks aid there ming. . Sc" Daroagh, wh day when Pitching, Ralph Branca, Buck 3b baseball club rabbi—are Billy Copeland pulled out a 2b 3 3 1 4 50 nine times in 13 starts, their hands in amazement and S. Army chaplains the kings from tepped from the Colodaro U. by Peace announced the all- Dodgers and Jim Hearn, Card- Oray flattened with U. seven pound grennel and a five Propst lb __4 1 211 20 the National League squad to- Bakti's handlers questioned the marriages between Ameriacn this year— team into tho Fresno, Calif., star lineup at Hopkinsville. inals—/3ranca blanked Boston, dis- and one-quarter pound bass. Pechous ef 4 1 1 3 1 0 day was a surprisingly' cocky decision in terms of open soldiers and German girls In the tglaries. trials lineup lias been burn- team will 4-0 on three hits to pitch Dodg- The hand-picked The bass was a whopper, mea- Peterson rf 3 0 0 1 00 on the eve of the 14th gust. Reich shOuld be banned. - — up the California League at ers back into National League outfit former play the Owensboro Oilers, Kit- suring 21 inches in length. as 4 1 1 2 20 -Star baseball game at Wrig- But the question left un- Dr. Fred Pierce Corson, Meth- But Joe says he'll go back lead. Hearn whitewashed Cin- Rhodes All MARRY ty pace-setters in the seventh Mrs. Copeland advises all men Seawright 1/ 4 0 1 1 O 0 ley Field. answered was who, if anybody. odist bishop of Philadelphia, and school and stud;' engineering cinnati, 3-0 also on three hits to into the ring annual all-star game Thursday fishermen to use a number nine Lis c 3 0 0 4 O 0 So confident was the older,is going to climb Rabbi James 0. Heller of the eas he's sure of moving into aid Cards, who also won second year night at Owensboro. Shan Denis- bream hook with roach bugs for Eldridge p_...3 0 0 0 20 circuit of winning from the with Joe Louts later this Isaac M. Wise itemple at Cin- LE er class baseball. game, to move into fourth place. him the world ton, Mayfield Clothier skipper, bait. That was what she was Americans tomorrow that Brook- to challenge for cinnati, here with a group of crown he has worn will be manager of the all-stars. using when she made her prise Totals ____32 7 6 27 12 0 lyn's Ralph Branca and Bos- heavyweight , U. S. churchmen as guests of NTS ;AIM'S ALL, BROTHERS Cairo's right-handed hurlers, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS catch. Cairo AB R H PO A E ton's Warren Bpahn, two im- for a decade. I the War Department, expressed Ilstress of Johnny Hobbs and Dave Thieke, It was a very pleasant day for Lindsay cf __2 1 1 3 0 0 portant members of All-Star their views to newsmen. Sr disturb- coach Hill Chanil- League to you suffer Basketball anda Guy Brill, Mayfield, were NatSonal the Copelands. In addition Crain 2b 4 1 1 3 1 2 pitching staff, hurled yesterday I Dr. Corson said that frauleins Wetneert of Spanish Voters .1. tired— er and trainer Bob named for pitching chores. Mrs. Billy Copeland's catch, the Hahn 3b 4 0 1 5 0 in a championship game be- I often used 0I's to gain entrance ry Lydia E. served as New York 4 Philadelphia 3 Marquette U. recently Other all-stars are Williams, party brought back several med- Driskill If __-..3 0 O 0 0 tween the Dodgers and Braves, to the U. B. and asserted that rnpound to shop quartet Brooklyn 4 Boston 0 Confirm Franco Pintharn's timers at a barbec Mayfield, first base; Majercik, turn-sized bream ahd catfish. Britt rf 4 0 O 0 0 Just two days before the inter- soldiers ahould be returned to rot on one McKeever, St. Louis 4-2 Cincinnati 0-0 tournament. .arici Ed Union City, second base; Proulx, The pleasantriee of the day will Bridges as 4 0 1 2 1 league battle. Thus Spahr', the America for a "cooling off" lilt organs! boss, help- Pittsburgh 6-10 Chicago 2-0 As Their Leader San Francisco tl. grid aisonville third base; Scalia last a week or more for Mrs. Powers c 4 0 8 1 1 number one lefthander of the . period before sending for their nagrallis a teauty contest. . her I COMM= ed judge akinsvWe, shortstop; G111, Cepelands as she tells Burns lb 40 11 0 0 National League, and Branca,' Madrid, July 7-0'7—Unoffi- German fiancees. coaches Jack Gray of didn't When Clarksville, left field; Burnette, American league friends about the one that Thleke p 4 0 O 6 0 one of the top righthanders who cial returns indicated today that Rabbi Heller declared that and Clair Bee of Long Is- Ewell Texas Union City, centerneld; Secrest, get away. trail only Cincinnati's Spanish voters had ratified yes- German girls—indoctrinated U. tutored a basketball 8-9 Philadelphia 2-2 d Hopkinsville, and Zubik, Madi- New York Totals ___ _33 2 2'7 15 4 Bisaltwell in total victories with terday by a margin of approxi- with Naziism—ware a potential Worth, two of the' 7-10 Washington 4-1 c nic in Fort sonville, catchers; Pruett, Boston SeAre by innings: 12 to 11, respectively, have 1 mately 10 to one a law confirm- politics1 mensal and should schoolboy pegs 10-8 St. Louis 2-4 VFW Nine Wins better Texas utility infielder. , Detroit Fulton 2 1 000 040 practically eliminated them- ing Generalissimo Franeisee not be permitted to enter Amer- allowett to- pareletaaalearalaata•lile. Cleveland 2-5 weren't Ougliehno, Hale and Funk- Chicago 3-1 Cairo 2 0 000 000 selves from all-star competition.1 as chief of state and giv- ica "without rears of fumiga- demonstrations. Seems they McConnell Franco In hooter will be umpires. Over On Saturday night, Philadel- ing him the right to propose his tion." ague enrolled at Soathern1 afternoon: phia's Schoolboy Rowe. another TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE Sunday Methodist, which was taking no And Water Valley Felton AB R H PO A E member of the staff of seven, No games scheduled either chances ote having them snatch-: Are Tough Buck 3b 4 0 0 0 4 1 hurled a complete game against RROW Things VFW basebsll team league. Fulton's 4 1 1 3 2 0 the New York Giants. And ed. the holiday Gray 2b Jailbird took two wins over 0 114 0 0 only player to mske i When A Val- Propst lb 4 Choolle, SouthernAssociation weekend, defeating Water 1 0 1 0 league All-Star teams, has winning Pechous of ____4 0 both Out I ley here 13-5 July 4 and 0 1 0 0 all season without The Sports Mir ror , Takes Warrant Nashville 7-7 Memphis 6-1 there , Peterson r1 0 not worked i McConnell, Tenn., Ca9va 6-3 Little Rock over Rhodes se 4 0 0 1 2 1 a full week's rest between assign- Chattanooga yesterday afternoon. Press I Things are getting pretty 8-3 Seawright 11 1 1 0 0 0 ments. By The /associated 2-12 Joe Forrest pitched Ful- tough when a fellow in jail has Birmingham Billy Lisa 10 0 4 1 0 That leaves Blackwell, the New Orleans 5-7 Thursday, and Today a yza: ago—Gunder I to take out a warrant to pro- ton to victory -3 0 • I' S o hottest pitchers in the majors, 3-2 was on the hill Engel P Haegg set world reeord of 3:431 tect himself, but that's exactly 5-1 1 Speedy Wellons Harry (The Cat) Brecheen and Mobile 6-6 Atlanta yesterday. in beating fellow Swede Arne; what happened in Bowitag for the VFW 1 CairoTc 4 14 16 2 Red Munger of the St. Louis Anderason in 1505 meters at Green last week. W. 0. Jones hit safely twice ABRIIPO A Cardinals and Boston's Johnny the Gothenberg, Sweden. The Park City Dsily News re- Amer can Azsociation against Water Valley to lead o 4 0 0 Seth as the only National League ported that Richard Pearce was Louisville 12-2 Indianapolis VFW battere, and Wellons and Lindsay. 1 2 7 1 0 hurlers who will be fully rested Three year-. alai—Joe Dimag- three hits' rani 2b lodged in county jail en a 4-8 Henry Loisk got Hahn 4 2 2 2 1 1 for tomorrow's fray. Ma tore cartilage in left knee charge of drunkenness in a Kansas City 4-0 Milwaukee apiece against McConnell. Driskill If 4 1 1 1 0 1 On the other hand, every and sprainea enale sliclina into public place. Two woman anci a 2-8 Britt rf 4 1 0 2 0 0 member of the America.) Lea- second base as Yankees split man heard about it and alleged- St. Paul 9 Minneapolis 11 ITYPSCO INVITES as 4 0 3 0 5 1 gue's eight-man mound crops dcrIbleheadc: w:th Athletics at AUSTRIA Bridges ly decided to tour the country- Toledo at Columbus, rain. ITALY AND Powers c 4 0 0 7 0 0 will have had four days of rest Philadelphia. vehicle. The 1 side in Peeree's Idle nod Austria ' Burns lb • 30 0 4 0 0 with the exception cf Frank and the Paris—Ka—Italy year., ago—American latter heard about that, to participate . Sweet p 3 0 2 0 1 0 Shea and Joe Page. Shea, the Five on a Southern Association have been invited All-Stars defeated Miekey three were arraigned Edu- sensational rookie righthander League ve- STANDINGS In a study of Interpations.1 All-aeraiee team 5-e charge of operating a raceer Cultural; Totals _ _34 5 10 27 8 3 of the New York Yankees, wol Coehrane's - Team W. L. Pet. se tonel, ate:catifie and at Cleve-' hicle without the owner'L col: - by innings: his 11th game last Saturday but before cro-vel ol e2,091 Mobile 5'7 30 .055 0raanaattlon, uk,TEsco head Store sent. Fulton 000 100 100 will have three full days of rest. d. MiLiken New Orleans 54 35 •.607 greeters has announced. Ten years ago—a atericati ; County Judge G. D. nor Austria is • Cairo 400 000 Olx Page was called upon by the defencisnts. Chanttanooga ___ _45 44 .506 Neithc- Italy Leaguers easily beat Eationals1 freed two of the 45 member of UNESCO, but Surnmary: Runs batted in— Yankees in relief yesterday. Hal the women, lasehville 41 .404 yet a 8-3 for foarth victory in five and ordered one of candidatures will be taken;Prop*, Seawright, Driskill, Newhouser, Detroit's mighty of the car, Atlanta 42 44 .4oz, their All-Star games; President Reale- :reportedly the ariver UNESCO's next general Bridges, Powers. Left on base— lefthander, also worked two jury under Eirmincham 43 46 .4e3 up 1:y velt in Washinatan crowd that: held to the grand Mexico City in. Fulton 4, Cairo 5. Struck out by Innings, conceivably to loosen meantime Memphis 32 50 .390 co-ifs:mem in saw Lou Gehriga homer off GIs- I 0250 bond. Pearce Engel 7, by Sweet 5. Winning I up for Tuesday's starting assign- release Little Rock 32 55 .368 aalember. zy Dean start AL's triumph. pald a fine and was _ _ , pitcher, Sweet. Losing pitaher, ment. RV ROY CRANE SU SAWYER BUZ SAWYER! E. CHRISTY, TO HECK WITH THE CM NV PAINT, SWEETHEART. `IOU RE GIIIITY: I'M A MAN WHO SACK! BUZ' t `5SE1 CAREK7s7- LIKES A HEARTY YOU RE as, MY DARU06!• - rut or TNE PAINT ALIVE! a us PERSPIRATION STAINS REMOVED When perspiration stains and odors are removed , are thick your clothes are fresh as new . . . A new ilk When hills ladded to summer-wear garments. GUT is shy, REMOVEDI NnLi cash SPOTS GONE—MORE DIRT MACS Sanitone Service coaxes nawl 110113r and see how our Bill brilliance into dim colors. Actually revives you!) tioubles ON. • Your clothes. STY PRESS HOLDS LONGER FOR "arra' see for you-riOlf. 8LO-N E th "how" is a secret—but NICKS? A.tually the press on your dodoes will Iasi WAS JUST ads ap row sia bills ond *tort 6..16 WIl maky you feel like a million.' YOU NAIVE TEN • I KNOCKING OFF once youl• out from wick, ' marThIS TO FEED • A FEW LAST 'Yowl loek boner aMi de beam - . . . ,OUR ' WINKS nal us how much you rend. We will hare the money ready by the NO DRY -eLEANING ODORS FAMiLV-- HINK 1 Pheese and way last! A better dry cleaning that doesn't leave a OF YOUR, Woe you got here. You'll lase our prompt mence and friendly, conlidenlial At FUTURE! tell tale (mkt to destroy the freshness of your bonnets. .SI doing clothes. OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNooN CORPORATION 01 R SANrfONE SERVR I; itteMtaie lbAN, IS A BETTER KIND OF OVER De M YER JEWEI.Elts DRY CLEANENG 222 LAKE ST., FLISItas Wm. P. Ilorton, Mgr. l'hone 1252 1.AUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 218 E. State Line Phone 130

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Mon.lity Evathei• hay Felten Deily Lechler, t'aslieis, Itemiliocky - 1Lexington Po Page Four Inform:0;ot' Livestock Market UN Stockyards. 111., July mar---arzur.--nr.--rma• National 12 um; Chief Is Accused r-a1 Will UNRRA have USDAi-uoas Question: 0 to 1 accomplished its expected goal weights over 180 lbs 5 (1171;Of Nonfeasance op- on wAghts over, of aid by the time it ceases higher; slow ADS lighter weights 251 Ky., July CLASSIFIED eration? 250 lbs ; Lexington, sows 25 to 75 or morel today on higher; topl A warrant was served Answer: According to a report 160-240 ita. 25.25-75; ye John W higher; police chief Atatin B. Price my farm for sale. issued June 14 from the London 250-270 lbs. 24.50-25.25; Col. Van 25.75: charging honfeasance in office, RATES Rogers and Son. office of the UN Relief and Re- lbs. 23.00-24.50; 130-150 CLASSIFIED 170-4tp 270-300 Sheriff Ernest Thompson said. Reed, Auctioneer. habilitation Administration, the 23.50-24.75; 10e-120 lbs. shipped lbs. sows after the Fayette grand Jury re- ^OM organisation will have 370-500 lb. LASSWIED A SINGER Sewing Machine 20.35-22.25: turned an indictment against words: will supplies to Europe valued at 23,- few at 19.50; heavier . Leas than 25 Company representative ceases 18.00-19.25; the 73 year old officer. insertion . 50e Wednesday 918.030,000 by the time it weights 16.00-18.00; stags 13.50- - lit ... te be in Fulton every This is The charge was made in con and insertion, word Store, 412 operations on June 30. insert., word le at the Firestone program. 15.50. few nection with disorders June 19 Each additional We are equipped 99.3% of its total world Cattle 5,500; calves 1,800; more: Lake Street. ac- " during the city wide bus strike. 25 words or make sewing heifers and mixed yearlings - insertion, word Pe to repair any Question: What is the "Mar- others The offense carries a max 1st Sc phone calls taken tive and fully steady; fines and insertion. word . machine. All shall plan" for economic recon- choice imum penalty of $200 in insert., word ie promptly. Call 10. We somewhat slow; average upon Each additional care of struction of Europe? to lowland dismissal from office cash for used Singers yearling steer 28.00; go,...1 also pay few conviction. CARD OF THANOIDI Answer' Secretary of State choice steers 25.75-1'1.50; SOc mixed! "The only thing 1 have to say." Minimum Charge Marshall, in a speech at Harvard medium 22.00; choice of the po 2c GARBAGE good to said Price, a member • Each Word WATER AND University on June 5, stated that steers and heifers 27.00; "is tha cows mod- lice force since 1904, NOTICE representatives of the European choice 24.00-26.75; Meta are mad 11111TUANYI attention is called to together opening about when all the Charge SI Your countries should meet erately aetive; think the grand Jur Minimum quarterly payment date approach to of run cows; public I 3c the to discuss a unified steady; 25 percent to feel a little re Each Word and garbage collec- prob- and medium beef will be made of water their common economic few common its action." DID- 10. Please call action on morseful for LOCAL AND NATIONAL. tion. due July lems. and that the U. 8. stands cows 13.00-18.00; mast Hall and pay same. economic fir )m 10.00- PLAY IDS at City ready to aid in the canners and cutters found in shadei T Council kinds' Diamonds are suaterevzo ON CCCCCC Mayer and Board of reconstruction of Europe. The 12.50; bulls steady, sausage ears 166-Ste bulls ; of green, pink deep blue, iuovin American Association for the around 16.50-17.00; beef wie4 and even black. to 111U•SCIIIPTION CCCCC United Nations has urged that to 17.50; vealers 50 higner; good Fulton, medium! Carrier Delivery 'in the plan initiated by Secretary and choice 20.00-24.50; maj Hickman. Carlisle, Ballard, Estate with the opei Obion, Hardy Real Marshall be coordinated 16.50-19.00. Graves Counties, Ky.; Economic Com- 3500; market opened' Counties, Tenn.- activities of the Sheep Ii Weakiey PHONE 755 which is al- higher; ewes steady; week, 55c month, $1.50 mLsion for Europe, strong to 25 Lew 13e and choice *lathe three months; $3 six months, good in an apart- ready in operation. bulk good thal not Something lambs 23.50-24.00; few • $4.50 year. Mail orders house on Norman street are some of spring sum from localities ser- ment Question: What mostly choice 24.25-50; buck accepted three nice apartments. bodies set up lots accs ved by delivery agents. In with the figures on UN 1.00 less, cull and com- and hot air heat. UN was lamba few towns without delivery ser- Both gas and functioning since 15.00; mediuir and choice on sale or trade, 23 acres with mon vice, year $4.50. By Mail For born two years ago? ewes 4.00, $4 per year. modern house on Fulton- shorn rural routes a nice, the 000 Elsewhere in Unitea States Union City highway. Possession Answer: June 26 marked sign- COY! $11 per year. at once. second anniversary of the of "Devils Funnel," inside NickiJack Cave at San Louisan:4s Mercantile sign Something good in business of a searching party drag the icy waters ing of the UN Charter shoe-, Members has been lost since Tuesday. Finger back on It's a shame to Iaeard °pm building on 4th street for $3,750. Tenn., where John T. Burn, Nashville, Francisco. UN can look Ky., July • Fee Sale near Chattanooga, Louisville, that need only a good repair min New 4-room house in South found by previous search party. 2 years of solid accompliahmenta dealers buying prices marks of slide were as, briefly: Louisville Job to give them many more mid FOR SALE: One 11-A John Deere Fulton. Hardwood floors, built- in such phases by members of the ! averaged of wear-ability. Bring combine. See Clyde Corum, in cabinets, built-in bath. of Merchantlle Exchange wiles li 1 TV • Security Council: has Job Louisville be amazed at Crutehneld, Route 2. 170-6tp Something nice for $4250. Pos- and them here and higt 1 itteitle Dandelion Salads the maintenance of peace follows: to renew session at once. And continuous Eggs-Current receipts 55 lbs. bow little we charge rIgh motor extra ; Watt security. Has met in FOR SALE: 1 Y2• horse gas 4 rooms and bath with 38, extras 44; footwear. h session since January 16, 1946. up 38:. standards Irani able and 3 stands of good country lot. Possession at once for $3250.! A jirtg eggs 24. c Hs discussed atomic energy, small lard. Phone 1085-W-3, W L. On West State Line. j Rage In Postwar Rei 2 1-2 lbs. up 33; hens City Shoe Shop Fc I II The conventional armaments, inter- Broilers Carter. 170-3tp Something nice in new subur- the Leghorn hens 15; Avenue coal small leinch of Ztatli national police force, and 5 lbs. up 23; assametetal ban home one mile west on Union leaves, and a 10; stags 10; geese coal -Just AP Newsfeatures I elder, or acacia various complaints of nations: old roosters FOR BALE: Girl's bicycle City highway. Basement, fur- -Epicures can now add either lime, • guineas each (old) 50 worl Berlin se iWING ALtiOve•4 against infringements of other i 8 Ilxi. 10, Like new. Phone I262-W. nace, stoker, built-in cabinets,' dandelion, and leaves. 12 lbs up 23; t rac thistle, nettle, I have heard newspaper writ- nations. I Young toms. 170-3tp on 2 1-2 acres. Possession at; salads to their "After mixing this around for 9 lbs. up 22; No. 2 j wild vegetable , 1 Ing likenad to the packaging in- Isssembly: the top de- young hens once. list. Berliners are l five minutes on a slow flame, General old tonu 18; old male ! tasty dishes as dustry. The comparison is good body of UN, which turkeys 10; ache FOR SALE: Full blooded 6-room house on large lot;j; these "exotic ' dishes add some spicy weed such liberative eating even though much newspaper recommendations to hens 22. earl; black cocker spaniel. Register- built-in cabinets, g a r a g e, and finding them as i pepermint, camille, or yarrow. I makes every day information may be .handed out Has met three day ed. Mother, father prize win- chicken houses. Close in. For old standby-Wal-' boil this mixture for ten minu- other bodies. in a I good as that in containers that won t hold to- -February, 194.1 Only one gem diamond awa. ners. See Cecil Jones, Route $3750. Can be financed. -well, almost. ,I tes more, add a pinch of salt- times, January as col- dorf Salad gether until you get home with October-December. hundred can be described that 3, Clinton, or at Coffee Shop- 4- m house on Oak Street . all one needs is a , just a pinch-and then put in London; They say I My packaging of vital and in spe- orless and flawless. plet4 pc. 170-1tp for $1750. Vacant. a mixing pot, everything through the meat them. 1948 In New York; into the woods, Dr. E. G. Trimble's re-re- York April- mall Watch these ads for new Place in a salad bowl, facts in c_ial session in New din- and a good imagination. i grinder. for Ken- • FOR BALE: 8-piece walnut call; add a drop of vineear, and you port for the Committee may. 1047 to set up committees listings. Expert thistle-salad eaters conditions in the situation. ing room suite. Meadows iron- for I finest wild vegetable tucky on labor to study the Palestine the dish a fine substitute have the to wrap up In discuss- tors and postwar Germany." state is an effort General Assembly ha. er like new. Mrs. Roy D. Tay-' ClASSES ordinary green salad swear I salad in some informa- budget, sent WATER un- a light package ed membership in 1.:N, I lor, Phone 1297-J-1. 189-3tp by the concoction. Amateurs tote home and home fur to BEING TAUGHT the thistle tion you can site of a permanent I used to the ways of if you are in- nir Pottery tors' house near ball digest readily among other things. FOR SALE: New Continued free Page One usually swear at it. Weekend of the '''"' this- State terested in the subject and Social Wuncil: With Every Wash, Grease park, asbestos siding, built-in "The upper parts of the profes- Economic University of Kentucky four times, established St sink, large lot. Margaret Lee Harrison, tie should be cooked for at least you are Has met BUREAU and Oil Change Job During tub, cabinet McDade, en- aor's document. And if A U. S. GOVERNMENT soul Wayne Wade. Ralph Dale 40 minutes," warn thistle sounds nine commissions: discovery of • c Your close inspection invited. Carl put Deaths N 14 expecting something that and employment, REPORT announces the the Month of July. to Tommy Brown. Brenda thuslasts. "After cooking, - commerce Economies for ivy Clint E. Reeds. Phone Hardy, and Like a chamber of rights, fiscal • new tank acid treatment new Terms. Brown, Al Bushart, Gene through the meat grinder, town or social human poisoning . treatment tuts been Sue Killed In Wreck story from the average and communications, The opei 25 169-4tp Charles Robert Bar- then serve cold." Four ryo..fusortmhee:r transportpop it is gentle and safe, Holloway, in iTeetya,ure don't th ..reade t ms earaen statistical, status of found excellent; wet John Allen. David Clanta• I To achieve the supreme In ROM County; Four population blisters in a surprisingly GOODWIN BALE: 26-piece Community seri. drugs. dries up the she FOR Boaz, Gaylon Varden, tastiness one should mix togeth- Holiday women, narcotic time -alien within 24 hours. 168-3tp Bobby One Drowned During thing to boast about. met abort tots diver set. Call 446-J. Charles Henderson Bowers. er many wild vegetables. Trusteeship Council: These government findings are Weer- Gerald Bt I - salad mixer described his dream By The Associated Preen instance, only two states 2e-April 28 to do prell- new product Christmas cards, gift Becky Edwards, For March panned In the Sc 1;,e Station BELLING Binford. salad as follows: that touch our borders have a minary work on self-governtnent "Int wrappings, personal stationery hart and Charles violent deaths were "First I take some 'jumping' Fourteen higher percent of unskilled la- for the areas of the world un- e 1108 firs and everyday cards. Sara Lin- the class In all reported in Kentucky over the Thom who comPrise weeds, which grow here bor than we have among our der trusteeship. IVY.DRY and Valley whe ton Ceti 912-J. 167-6tp July 4th holiday that meets on Wednesdays are: meadows, and place in boiling three-day 454,780 private wage and salary International Court of Justice: At your drugstore, 59e. the Hill, Don I in three rhu- period. judges elected weraar try cos?. SALE: 4 sows and pigs. Glen Omar, Joe water. Then put workers, which may be explained composed of 15 /re drools/N foos.N.N.L. to I .IFOR of oak the victims died in Met See 'neat Lowe at "Fulton Wright, Charles Sawyer, Rice barb leaves, a handful Ten of in part by the fact that Ken- by the General AAsembly. nev and four were Has - - #• Electric and Furniture C.o. Owen, Charles Sevier, Pat Bragg, trafic mishaps tacky spends only 9 cents per at The Hague April, 1946. cus 165-Ste Peggy Cummings, Jo Ann Latta, drowned. person annually on vocational received no cases so far, but bar- r- r- r- f-- nre.inradiundialliitilMly 'se] Donald Joe Parton, Shirley Don Petrillo Renews Four of those killed met death education, as compared with 97 Britain has asked the court to Sunday - Service' Easley, Beverly Cursey, Kenneth in one accident early cents in New Hampshire. alach consider its charges against Al dus • Louisville- in- Hutchins, Glenda Sue Brown.!N morning on the state is about bents in connection with 194 in Bullitt APPLIANCES, Wiring. Radio Re- Marilyn Kay Cherry, Charlet etwork War Shepherdsville road half a7r1cultnra' cidents in the Corfu Channel. wh Goods. City James one-half mile from -in op- pairing and Sport Wilbur King, Joe Pigue, county, about Kentucky has reme trade Specialized agencies gre Company, 205 Com- Bennett, Frances the Jefferson county line. the process of be- SPECIAL Electric Butts, Rosalyn Music schools. There are classes in eration, and 401. tic May Try To Ban accident were mercial, Phone Bowden, Dorothy Jean Richards, Killed in that handcrafts in many high schools. ing set up: Next Year; Russell Tharp.1 Labor Or- THIS WEEK ONLY CO/ Joe Cochran, Betty Meacham, Broadcasts Mr. and Mrs. But my own observation is that ILO-International MACHINES. Type- Davis seven-months old I sta ADDING Nancy Breeden. Mary "Shols1 Hire Musicians" both 25, their few boys who go through work- ganization. and Cash Registers Don and A niece of Agriculture writers Weeks, Gerald Underwood, son, Theodore. shop courst.i in high school be- FAO-Food and -sold, reparied. Of- June July 7-01a- bought Speight, Carol King, Betty Washington, Tharp, come mechanics when they leave Organization. KITCHEN WALL CABINETS supplier. Fulton Office Janet that Louisville rest- Educational, fice Thomas, Margaret Jones, James C. Petrillo said today Sapp. All were school. But industrial training UNESCO- UN fug Company, Phone 85. of • Organi- Now $11.50 Supply Verhine, Patsy Merryman, his American Federation dents. is a subject for another article. Scientific and Cultural 15" x 30" Regular value $16.50, wit tfc Jean radio the auto- Mozelle King, Dorothy Musicians may seek to ban State police reported Industrial workers in Ken- zation. tin Nancy of muds they were rid- for Recon- $14,50 Crocker, Patsy Brooks. network broadcasts Mobile in which tucky increased from 254,895 In International Bank 24" x 30" Regular value $19.50, Now for FOR prompt and efficient photo expire a turn, hit a to Weatherford, Jane Weatherford, when present contracts ing failed to make 1090 to 314,701 In 1945. Much of struction and Development. wa finiehing bring your film and Dec. 31. a 10-foot Monetary Fund. Now $17.50 In the Nancy Jones. Jane Childers tree and went down this gain can be accounted for International 30" x 30" Regular value 822.50, in the Owl Photo Shop also de- wet. slippery Ciell 136-tfc Bailey Binford. The union president embankment. A by the drift of rural people into ICAO- International ses Owl Drug Store. are: to rain was The advanced students dared a "present intention" road caused by a light wartime factories. Aviation Organisation. 36" x 30" Regular value $27.00, Now $22.00 Gordon Buckingham, Bet- let all music recording con- held responsible for the crash. infla- WHO-World Health Organiza- SEE ME for concentrated DDT. Betty Following the general to fit space, tufo your order now Johnson. Beverly Slough, expire at the end of the I begin- Also cabinets made any ch. Also spraying homes. Phone ty Sue tracts tionary trend since the tion. Sams, Sara Ann Boyd, lie said the union may , pay ITO-International Trade Or- and save. bo 599. M. C. Nall, 302 Third year. rung of World War II, the Gordon, Jean Hol- to make records itself,"' per nil street, Fulton, Ky. 162-25tc Betty Jean decide * i model Stagecoach of miners increased 112.5 ganization. land and Ruth Stinnett. Petrillo told a House Labor , workers. 97 IRO- International Refugee of hisl cent; construction co] & TOON-Painting subcommittee investigating Minutely Accurate per cent; manufacturing, 88,2; Organization. JACK'S SHOP arrnmirrr that he is ! CABINET th, and Paperhanging. Immediate union's activities mercantile .iursults. 50 per cent. 1028-J or 947-M. -considering a new union policy"! Diego, Callf-In -Henry same period the cost of West State 1.ine Phone 330 eel service. Phone Wall Street Report I San In that It is believed that Negroes In al 162-12tp against all chain broadcasts. 1E Ilaenke' retired Nair man rose 28.1 per cent. There stations , living Africa smelted iron before the 0 July 7-ele-As- Noting that 803 radio i ortices models of horse-drawne no dependable statistics white Letters, New York, musicians, the are process was known to at .MIMEOGRAPHING: continued in the now employ no vehicles-stagecoaches, carts. since 1045. Obviously the cost of etc. Mary sorted stocks men. as. cards, program, al- union's president said: buggies and the like-so *le-. 1945 has been giv- 2651. recovery bracket today pea- buggies Living since He Burton. phone Clinton "We want to allow these that even the square- imitation of a cat climb- Shop. though light selling handicapped re- Ing an A postal service for the 13 Mother Burton's Gift ple who are dissatisfied the that tic)Id th e w h eeI s a dog in close ne tic many market leaders. to chead' nuts log a tree with American colonies was estab- to the radio networks) to the scale of one Dealings quieted after a fair- on are true Pursuit. I lished by the Continental Con- become satisfied. to the foot. But what he y farm wages in Ken- ly active start. While gains of Inch early gress in 1775. We Are Again Making • For Rent "If they want to broadcast special pride in is the fact averaged 9798 in 1948, as th fractions to a point or so per- brine takes tucky Harry James, let them i that the wheels are lubricated compared with $1189 in the top 13 VIRLIWING rooms for men only., stated near midday, losses of as each station.' Harry James to with real oldfashioned• axle of Illinois, which is a far I at Lamina Jewell, 315 Carr street, I much were plentiful. position that state - Petrillo took the grease, not so easy to get these richer agricultural state and , LEGS, ARMS!" 00 Fasone 177. '! Further short covering and recordings and net- of few larrelew• HOME MADE ICE CREAM 136-tfc higher cost Pow weal off, based musical days. probably has a wed n4 reinvestment demand, work broadcasts are forcing un- city readers of this I rooms, close in.: partly on rboainear optimism, living. Some SOR RENT: Bed employment among musicians. The buildings of the Univer- may not know that $798 ti. Phone 178. individual fay- music- column 410 Eddings. served to prop He predicted half the sity of Virginia were built ac- all that hired farm work- fl be job- is not 168-43t.c I °rites. ianstans in the country will cording to a plan prepared by get. Free rent, gardens, many The Emmett Slovens Co. 1947 top. era for rent. 417 Edd- Chrysler touched a less within the year. Thomas Jefferson. other advantages which an In.! Ourstand.rrg Arta.c.al Lomb Pt. 18c Qt. 35c .11 were Amer- has to pay cash Man..shictory -Est•bl ith•d 1910 inv. street. Mrs. J. T. Travis. Ahead at intervals to a dustrial worker 540 SE. fleack St - ot Good- ,belongs , 168-3ir lean Telephone, Goodrich, was one of the earl- ‘The tomato Ward, Gen- Weaving of plant which also for' year, Montgomery lest, if not the earliest, crafts species du Pont, Balti- the potato, egg-plant and •410 Wanted to Rent eral Electric, practiced by primitive man- claims ac Ohio, Pennsylvania tobacco. a RENT: or lease: more kind. Call us for treats for .WANTED TO Railroad and N. Y. Central. Oc- it -room apart- ANIIIM1414 Small house or 4 !tumblers included U. References csisional Special Occasions ment unfurnished. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Interna- Small Acreage Box exchanged. Post Office Sears Roebuck, IN 169-10tp tional Harvester, CLOSE 129. Kennecott, Amer- Anaconda, HOME AND BUSINESS ican Smelting, Public Service of A-1 CLEANERS OTHER FARM, FOR SALE • Notice N. J. and Southern Railway. PROPERTIES BAKERY Bonds were mixed and cot- A-1 Cleaning FINCH'S WILL SELL to highest bidder For I ton futures steady. W. HEATH, Realtor at my farm at Woodland Mills, Panantas J. 0 and Block Men's Fulton Rank 209 Commercial Phone 126 Tenn., July 11, 1947. at 10 o'- We Clean Located Over 26 During 1946 one patient was PHONE 190 clock the following stock: 906 Calves admitted to a hospital in the 215 Church Street Phone good mulch cows and -bred continental United States every and 20 head thorough offer two seconds on the average Dnroc gilts. Also I will ,,:.,,...... „..,i„....i..igf,,---- L• .... .L.e) Wew