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1917 The Weather Kentroky — Fair tonight. slightly cooler in East portion. T CKY PRES kT? Wednesday increasing cloudiness -ASSOCIATION ER this and warmer followed by Owners In West Portion. Ifillatou aillp ireat4r • Weeder. . Ne e'er. thee. Nam 6`)P.eists Per Copy No. 106 exit Volume XLVIII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Ketsisseby, Tuesday Evening, .4pril 22, 1917 any meek. mews ar Ice aware JAILED FOR SLAYING fortified) Happy Over Steel l'act Tfro Planes Collide vaunt)... Homemakers In ISnyder Urges •,41 Lessons Phil Ardery Mame. I Golf I • At Columbus, Ga.; eta= Area Meeting To Head Vets 9 Thought Dead Senate To Kill For Students Columbus. (ii April 22 -1,P1 A Delta Airlines plune collided 500 Farm Luther Front with a reconverted Army basic Tax Cut Bill Are Announced Eight Purchase Counties For Waterfield trainer In landing here today Convene at Murray State it and at least nine persons were Greek Aid litite Free Instruction ppointment (if believed dead in the crash. Murray—Approvimately 500 Attaches at Muscogee Vrport Corning Today: Will Be Offered persons from eight counties at- Frankfort Man said no bodies had been recover- tended the 14th annual Purchase ed from either plane. boai of Passage 1.41.1.1.1 By Country Club district meeting of Homemakers Made Monday which were burning at 11:15 at Murray State college Monday. a. in. plane carried TAVF HITS PAY HIKE HUGHES IS TEACHER Among the speakers were Mrs. IS WORLD WAR II -VET The special seven W, E. Nichols, Lexington. presi- officials of Delta Airlines on an Washington. April 22 -1.4'1— In an effort to ,provide sport dent of the Kentucky Federa- Philip P. Ardery, Frankfort, inspection trip. Secretary of the Treasury Sny- tlon of Homemakers, and Mrs. will be chairman of the veterans' der, renewing the Truman ad. and recreation for the high - Myrtle Labbitt, Detroit. Wo- division of Harry Lee Water ministration's opposition to tax school students of Fulton and men's editor of Radio Station field's campaign for the Demo- reduction at this time, asked vicinity, officials of nomination for governor. Uniform Auto surrounding CKLW. credo the Senate today to kill the la- the Fulton Country Club have Mrs. Charles Moss, Hickman announcement was made conic tax cut voted by the announced a summer sports The county, was elected district stir- yesterday by Waterfield through program aimed at teaching and A. For actor, succeeding Mrs. P. in the Seelbach Law State it alternative he suggest- promoting golf and tennis among he: headquarters Jones, La Center. Mrs. Hans- Louisville. HedoMICIsteta'.tigress, with help from the these students Hotel, ford Doran. Calloway county, Treasury. review the entire tax instruc- A series of free golf was chosen secretary. Ardery, an attorney, is a vet- Recommended system "In anticipation of later all interest- -old vet- tion will be given to Counties represented at the eran of World War II. He was Anthony Papa, 11-year tax reductions." with ed high school students, meeting were Calloway, Ballard, second in a field of nine candid- eran dishonorably discharged Snyder's stand. backing up instruction pro- Would Reduce clubs, balls and Carlisle, Hickman. Fulton, Mc- ates for the party nomination from both the Army and Navy, President Truman's repeated charge This in- Senate last 'aided without Cracken, 0 nd Trigg. for the United elates Deaths, Wrecks, removes his shoes in Nassau declarations that taxes should struction will be of the highest year. on the program in- county Jail. Mineola. N. Y., after not be cut now, was similar to type, and will begin with the Others Dr. Ralph H. Woods, appointment, Committee Says arrested and charged that he took when the bill was fundamentals of gripping the cluded In accepting the he was president of Murray college; the he predicted the the before the House. club and continue on through Ardery said with first degree murder In 8. C. McKee, Murray; Mrs. this year David I. McDonald (left). vier president of the United Steel- He argued before the Senate the proper swing and on to Rev. Democratic primary SUGGESTS NEW CODE slaying of six-year-old Rosemary Titsworth, Ballard county; "clear-cut and Philip Murray. CIO and Steelworkers president, Finance Committee that under actual play. Instruction will be H. R. would develop along workers Fusco. The child was found Pt Miss Mary Alva Ellizton, Carlisle belief that after announcing a two-year pact Frankfort, Ky.. April 22—stle present conditions taxes don't given by Dick Hughes, now an issues." He expressed smile happily in Pittsburgh her home in Mineola late Satur- county; Mrs. Noah William.s, on "the right —Adoption by Kentucky cities impose an excessive hardship on employee of the Illinois Cen- Waterfield was with the U. 8. Steel Corp. The agreement provides for wage in- county: Mrs. Morgan of a uniform traffic ordinance, day night with her throat slash- the American people and that tral Railroad Company working Graves side of those issues." creases of sllgthly more than 13 rents hourly with a wage re- Dreldeon, Fulton county; Mrs. designed to reduce slaughter ed from ear to ear. with "inflationary pressures" out of Fulton, but formerly for opening clause after one year. M. Spahr, Graves county; He said veterans throughout and wreckage on the roads, is still existing there is good rea- 15 years golf professional for H. • • • • • • • • 0. T. Myers. McCracken the state with whom he had • recommended in a report to the son for maintaining high taxes. Bunker Hill.. Country Club Mrs. the Rowland, talked realize the need for vigi- governor's Committee on High- The President emphasised his Later, when the county; Miss Rac.hael State P-TA in Chicago, Ill. Wel- lance against "pressure groups." way Safety. stand yesterday In an address Country Murray, and Miss Myrtle CIO—U.S. Steel Corp. Will Sign tennis courts at the With that in mind, he said he The report charged that ignor- before the annual luncheon of free in- don, Lextngton. Club are completed, and many others believe Water- ance of the laws Is a major rea- the Associated Press in New provided for struction will be field would be the best repre- son for Kentucky's high traffic- Hears Williams York. saying tax cuts will be of this Peace Two Years tennis by expert players sentative "of the whole people, Pact Assuring casualty rate, but it partially proper only when "we are over vicinity. May, Garssons and as such the best represen- excused the ignorance because Outlines the hump of inflation." Pittsburgh. April 22-4a:1—Top of doubt concerntng the things Superintendent At the completion of instruc- tative of veterans." of the many differences among Before the committee is the officials of the CIO-United that labor and industry can do, Plan For Emilio.," Of tion, and when students have Trial Will Open traffic rules enforced by cities. House-approved bill to cut in- and the U. S. Steel Independent of government ins had an opportunity to become Steelworkers If the model ordinance were &Incur in Kentucky come taxes, effective as of last Corp. today will put their sign- tervention. to preserve decent, .fully familiar with the games, In Capital Today adopted, the report explained, January 1. from 10 to 30 percent Demo Women atures to a new pact which peaceful and honorable rels- Covington. Ky. April 22--14P; — a special high school members- a citizen of Ashland driving with the greatest decrease going Washington, April 22—.4'i— Union President Philip Murray tions," the white-haired labor A call for an expansion of edu- ship in the club will be available in Paducah would meet the same to taxpayers with incomes un- Andrew Jackson May, former To Back Clements; declared "assures peace in the leader told a press conference cation was heard by delegates to at a charge of $7.50 for the entire traffic rules which Ashland der $1,000 yearly. Any savings. Democratic Congressman from industry for two years." following the policy committee the 27th annual convention of year. This offer will be good only would have, and the Middles- he said, should be applied to the Kentucky, goes on trial with President Protests The signing will climax more meeting. the Kentucky Congress of Par- for bona fide high school stu- boro citizens telvitii through federal debt. three co-defendants, today than three months of negotla- task of signing ents and Teachers here last dents and 1947 graduates. With its major iCovington could not claim ignor- Several GOP members of the charged with conspiracy to de- Louisville, Ky., April 22-1.41— Uons and will make official the the CIO's night. In order to extend this pro- "Rig Steel" completed, ance of what Covington requir- committee contend that both a fraud the government. The Third District Democratic agreement pgroviding a $1-per- turned to the job John Fred Williams. ICentucky gram to the largest number of biggest union ed ni the way of traffic safety."' debt reduction and an inoonte others are: Women's Club was on record day increase for 140.000 employes wage con- superintendent of ublic in- high school students possible. The of winning similar Prepared by a subcommittee ! cut are possible. fired from today indorsing U. S. Rep. Earle subsidiaries. the struction, told the delebates edti- tax citizens of Fulton who have used Henry M. Clemson, of five U 8. Steel tracta for the remainder of of the Governor's coordinators, , government job C. Clements, Morganfield, for the executive steel in- I cation must be expa ed "up- sets of golf clubs at their hornee an $1,800-a-year The steelworkers' basic and fabricating the report also urged adoption Aid Dill Vote Today later became Democratic nomination for gov- the t of nstweass "'.1 ivard, downward and outward to are asked to make these avail- in 1.926. but who ,bard appreverd agroalnant dustry which employs the teilki by he state a ernor of Kentucky. union's 17a-man an ettoif 14 further lastrection With approval a certainty. the for the use of these ntow pellildent of /6 companies. dunday and the of he 853,000 members, form vehicle code, now in effect able The club, including members children, school Senate set the stage for a 4 p. the game this sum- Phs brother. Murray Garsson, wage policy committee added Murray said yesterday that he in Indiana and Missouri. for' pre-school students of Louisville and Jefferson coun- nu vote on legislation embody- sales for these corn- in its unanimous endorsement yes- , anticipated no troubles in ne- The code includes acts related children and adults" , Aser. • ty, also has indorsed Lawrence at a dinner ing President Truman's $400,- panies. which had $73,000,900 in terday. I gotietions with the remaining to automo3ile registration and Williams spoke Louisville, former con- 000,000 Greek-Turkey aid pro- war contracts. Wetherby, Murray termed the wage pact 96 basic firms with which the anti-theft, operators' and chauf- which opened the three-day court judge, as candid- posal Kentucky Today Their Washington represents- juvenile "an answer to all Congressional union holds contracts feurs' licenses, civil, liability, vention at which 500 delegates ate for the party's nomination Miters Hell-bent on de- are in attandance Somewhere around 20 Sena- Uve, Joseph F. Freeman. labor ; As ior Inc steel labricating safety responsibility, and traffic Press to U. S. for lieutenant governor. of labor unions in ; The expansion. Williams said, tors have indicated in advance By The Associated The trial was assigned struction firms, he declared no "exact regulation. of Wilburn; Schwein- Mrs. John Kesselting. club must be planned over a long- they will oppose the measure Paducah—Trial District Judge Henry America." !formula" had been worked out Since January 1. Kentucky Dawes preidderet who trecent',v -pee- removes certain elements range period. "But for the im- while nearly three times that Hudspeth, William Elmer haut's court. "It but he expected the U. S. Steel has had only the safet,y respons- connec- maybe Bossily" indorsed Harry Lee medIte program we also have number have lined up In sup- and Raymond Wyatt, in ns, first day—and cortract to "become the basis Minty act in effect. It requires of the be used Waterfield for the Democratic three definite goals ahead of us." port of the plan to. help Greece tion with the robbery longer—is expected to for our national wage makeup." license suspension of an opera- August, gubernatorial nomination and Control and Turkey resist Communist Calvert City Bank last for choosing a jury. Cancer Last year's wage drive by the tor who Is unable to show proof , he said. was. named state chairman a we are seeking to bring influernece. was set for May 12 in federal 'inc government charges, in eteelworkers, which precipit- he can iN,et any judgment arts- "First in- in his women's division campaign. Is Chief Topic longer and more equal Secretary of State Marshall. court here. They pleaded an indictment returned ated a 30-day nationwide strike, ing from an accident he was about a were gave said the club's indorsement of term throughout the in a MCS3.110.7. to' Senator Vert- nocent when the cases January. that the Gartopns • resulted in an 18 1-2 cent hourly involved in causing death, injury rchool Judge Roy Mel- illegally in connec- Clements was "against the bet- of medical Men state. Secondly. we must attempt denberg ill-Mich; has called called before May money boost that did become the or property damage in excess of judgment" of the organize- ;mate and in- program -indispensable." bourne yesterday. Wort with certain of their war ter Memphis, Tenn.. April 22-1.4e industry generally. $50. to equalize education the preeklent. pattern for on the program contracts. , tion's —Cancer control was to bead struction methods in all areas, Before voting up for disposal Paducah—Coroner C. J. Baz- discussion topics at a meeting and thirdly. we must have more the Senate had in by Senator Edwin zell said an inquest would be of the southern branch of the adequate financial support amendments :Big Four Meets In Secret; teach- ID-Cob,. No. I op- held this afternoon in connec- Word On Merger- American Public Health Asso- order to obtain competent C. Johnson AFL Awaits , of the legislation, to eli- tion with the death of Zoad elation here today. ers and better school facilities." ponent Turkey from the plan Harris, McCracken count,' far- ', The talks were to be led by minate and to strike out the military mer. He- died Sunday night of Cash Offers Dr. Alton J. Ochaner of Tulane Austrian Issues Sudemated Says" Get State Polio Group features injuries suffered when he was NFTW University's School of Medicine Today's secret session continu- Senators Pepper ID-Flal. and struck by a truck. union pro- Another New Orleans medical Moscow, April 22—ofPi— The The Associated Press In Detroit. a new Made $1,500 Gift Taylor ID-Idaho', also have a By authority, Dr. C. C. Applewhite. , council of foreign ministers ed for about an hour and a ',mit. executive council to- posal was under consideration that the matter be Ashland—A three-day conven- The AFL group yesterday that wound up a second secret sea- while official spokesmen were proposal CIO by General Motors Co. discuss- told the To Health Survey the e Lion of the Women's Society of day awaited a reply from must not sion on the Austrian peace tree- silent on the meeting, reliable turned over to United Na- an ing a new contract with the public health service Christian Service, Kentucky President Philip Murray to ty today and failed to announce informants said vital questions The Kentucky Chapter of the tions CIO United Auto Workers, stop until the country "is Conference of the Methodist invitation to discuss a merger. conclusive results, Foundation for Infan- pepper, who previously hau Yesterday. President Walter P. blanketed with fulldme local any appar- and territorial claims remained National was scheduled to open In Pittsburgh, Murray said he the key Austrian has contributed , said he would support the legis- church, of the UAW announced health services manned by well- ently leaving deadlocked. tile Paralysis 300 were ex- had delayed his answer became Reuther a stile- lation. changed his mind last here today. About submitted "an trained and well-paid person- issues stalemated It was understood the lineup $1,500 toward cast of • the invitation, sent by telegraph, the union had night and announced he will pected to attend to the It was announced, however, on these questions remained wide study of child health ser- was *low in reaching him entirely new proposal" I vote "no." to de- The area director of the U S that the foreign ministers would where it was, with the three vices now being conducted by The AFL invitation was made corporation, but declined Grayson—Three men charged Public Health Service described hold a regular meeting at 5 p. powers standing against the American Academy of , combat proposed scribe it or to indicate if changes western "Price Caning Discarded" with breaking and entering a in a move to during the last 35 m. to consider the financial re- Pediatrics. M. C Browder, secre- will be had been made in the original ; gains made Russian. schoolhouse and stealing type- union restrictions which "looks port submitted by the interns- tary of the chapier, disclosed in Taft IR-Ohio., com- demand for a 23 1-2 cent hourly I years and said the future Some informants said they ex- Senator writers Were convicted by a up for debate in the Senate to- tionalized port of Trieste. a report on the project. on the Steel-CIO wage raise. . brilliant." pected at I ast one more secret menting jury which fixed their punish- morrow. lie state study is part of tott for a $1 daily wage session wo Id be held before a; agreement ment at four years' imprison- One council member, who ask- nationwide two-year survey "It looks like price final decision was reached on boost, said ment each. ed that his name be withheld, Skirmish determine and evaluate the ex- out of Telephone Picket Line any of the key dead- , cutting has been tossed said "this Ls the time for mer- whether ; tent of existing child health locks can be broken during the the window," Newport—Circuit Judge Ray- ger. The workers of the country services. It was inaugurated by reporter: Moscow conference. 14e told a mond Murphy ordered testimony want it, and it will show those the American Academy of -Now we see pretty dearly State George C. to begin today in the trial of fellows In Congress that labor Secretary of I Pediatrics with financial assis- that corporations are going to in the re- Thomas Keene, 26, formerly of stands together." Marshall's advisers tance of more than a quarter of raise wages and with Increased Gen, Bristol. Pa., charged with As the council waited, other etricted group Included a million dollars from the Na- costs they are not likely to fall situa- the ranking criminally attacking a 19-year- developments in the labor Mark W. Clark, tional Foundation for Infantile In with the idea of cutUng old Cold Spring, Ky., mother tion included: American authority on Austri- Paralysis and its Chapters. prices last Jan 23 A jury was com- Instructions from the Nation- an questions. Also with him Ins remarks were in advance B. pleted late yesterday after five al FederaUon of Telephone were U. 8. Ambassador W. of a meeting of the Senate- days of euestioning nearly 250 Workers to its locals, telling Smith and interpreter Charles Parked Car Hit House committee on the econo- persons them to seek "money offers" Bohlen. mic report which planned a from Bell System companies. There was no Immediate WM- By Another Auto statement on its price study Glasgow—Circuit Judge L. B. The instructions followed a cation as to whether any change Highway Patrolmen reported Handley scheduled a trial MAY mix-up last night in which the had occurred in the Soviet posi- that an automobile driven by EXTENDED FORECAST: 6 for Frank Taylor, Glasgow NFTW policy committee an- tion, or that of any other dele- Eugene Curtis. colored. side- policeman, Indicted by the grand nounced the New Jersey Bell gation, but speculation continu- swiped Everette McClanahan's Kentucky and Tennessee— jury yesterday on a murder Telephone Company had offered ed that the western power were car on Highway 51 near Jess (Through Sunday Warmer charge. Taylor is accused of a 7 1-2 cent hourly wage in- hopeful of some concessions Field's farm at about 11:30 Sun- Mc Inesday. cooler Thursday, fatally shooting Clarence Gor- crease, and the company said soon by Soviet Foreign Minis- day night. Both ears were warrosr Friday and Saturday, for don. 38, Glasgow store clerk, the there NILE "nothing to it." ter V. M. Molotov—perhaps as damaged. cooler Sunday. Temperatures I. night of April 10. The officer After the conflicting an- a result of new InstructIOns Mr. McClanahan's auto was the period will S $ pend- the policy com- said, he had degrees above normal. Show- • ewes freed on $5,000 bond nouncements, from the Kremlin. out of gas. he and ingtrial. mittee directed NFTW's 39 Since on the main problem.i— parked it near the highway, ers and thunderstorms late Wed- striking metnber unions to try Yugoslavia's territorial claims where it was struck by Curtin. nesday and on Saturday with Danville — Coroner Jimmy to get "ittliney offers" wherever against Austria and definition total precipitation about .71 411 Randolph reported the body of possible, hoping a national tele- of German meets in Austria— Dukedom Man', Anto an Inch. an unidentified, middle-aged phone wage pattern might shape Molotov is facing a three-to -one floating in Her- up. Stolen and Recovered 4 lanan was found lineup against him, he seems Leader Congratulates rington Lake yesterday. The In Chicago, the Illinois Bell to be in the position either Of A 1940 Plymouth owned by coroner and Deputy Sheriff Telephone Company relected a giving ground or of haring the Elmer Neely. Dukedom, was Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clougherty, William Thurmond said there proposal calling for a 115 across. other foreign ministers blame stolen at Union City last Satur- Fulton, on the birth of a son increase, a sug- a picket night at 935 at Fulton Hos- were two holes in the head and the-board wage Two policemen pull an unidentified woman pick et freest crowd in Detroit. Mich.. during him for failure to Dinah the day night at about 11:30 p. m. tat t the neck with gestion offered by conciliaton Telephone Com- The car was found in South pital. The baby weighed ate a rope tied around Sae skirmish at the headquarters building el th• strikebound Michigan Bell Austrian treaty at this confer- heavy rock attached at the last night. The unions were to Fulton Sunday morning. pounds and nine ounces. a pany. Scuffle occurred when police attempted to clear way for newetriking workers. ence. other end of the rope. reply to the proposal today.

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E. W. Crider is improving. Murray were weekend guests of Patterson, and Mr. Patterson, Chap Taylor is doing nicely. their parents. Mrs. Lillian Lind- Romuter a2.1 • flan, Ella B. Hughes is doing nicely. sey and Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Goin id Mrs. Alvin Lambert raltou St. Louis spent the ort son of Jean Fuller is iniproving. and family. and DAILY SINCE 1898 Mn, E. C Clark is improving. weekend here with his mother, Joe Jones of St. Louis has been ma Mrs. J. W. Boyd is doing nicely. Mrs. Ed Lambert, sister, Cath- off j'i; PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Main Street, Fulton, Kentucky. ethi a visitor of his daughter, Mrs. erine, and brother, Harold. atc Mrs. fleibert Brady and baby IPameil V isairfiliP Vance, and family, De Gerald If. ms are doing HARRY ILL.C1 AU•TIN AOKiN•ON LAMBDA NV SORORITY • nicely. and other daughters, Mrs. Bill Thomatt Courtney, student at WI iiLreHEN INS EDITOR EDITOR Mrs. Mandy Dotson is improv- MEETS AT JEWELL HOME I Harper wad Mrs. Milage Har- Murray State College, was a el( six Mary Eleanor Parham is ill ing. Entered as second class matter at Fulton, Kentucky, under act of Congress of March 1, 1879. per, and their families of near weekend guest of his parents, DI ad The Lambda Nu Sorority today at her home on Carr street. ral Mr,. Rupert Browder is im- Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Court- Co GESTION. the Woodman Circle met las. I ELis Heathcott was in Evans- •US•CRIPTION RATESI SEC RATE •OX IN 01..AOSIFIED proving. ney. th thi evening at 7:30 at the home of Ville. Ind., yesterday on bueinesi Plume 30 or 13N -Mrs. M. A. Harris is doing Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ray Jolun Raymond King, Jr., USN Coxes Ph els AOVERTISIN 01 OURIMITTED ON REQUEST. Misses °tilde and Sue Jewell I Mrs. Larry Latham and nicely. son and Miss Barbara Stahl of loin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- da, Carr street. Saundra, returned to- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for 315 daughter, Henry Sills is doing fine. East St. Lotus arrived Saturday mund King, Sr., Route 2 le new collected tor pledge day from Paciecah after visiting for a week's visit with the for- ab • reproduction of all news dispatches credited to this paper and also the local news published. Dues were Julia Morris is doing nicely. stationed at Philadelphiu. "II Mrs. Latham's parents, Mr. and niere mother, Mrs. Edgar Hud- 4,C pins, and a report was made on C. L. Jenkins is hn,proving. Do Mrs. H. A. Lowe. son, and Mrs. Hudson; and his ga the public dant e given April 8 Mrs. Harry Freeman and ba- Why We Pay More British Like Monarchy at the Elks Club. Mrs. H. A. Rust of Carbondale. by. Felton, have been dismissed. brothers, Otis and Thornton COLORED NEWS kn and Mr. Rust. of Fulton, Johnson, and their families, St How long has it been since you heard some- By Dewitt MacKenzie, Monday night, May 5, was Mrs. Bill Looney, Fulton, has Edward Brown, of Birming- ski spent the weekend in Memphis. Route I. ham, Ala. and Robbie Davie, one say: "I'm glad to see all the groceries AP Foreign Affairs Analyst set as examination night, to be been dlemissed Sti held, at the Jewell horns. Initia- Mrs. A. D. Shupe spent yes- Linda Lou Trevathan of Burk- Fulton, were married yesterday pe and meats I want back on the shelves—but, Princess Elizabeth, Aeiress preaumptive to tion night was planned far May terday in Memphis. Fulton Hospital Icy spent last week with her at the city hall by C. J. Bowers tit. golly, the prices are out of reason"? the British throne, who is touring South 9 at 7:30 at the YMBO club- Mrs. Smoot Merris returned Patients Admitted grandmother, Mrs. Burlinghame justice of the peace. to • The story behind this was given in a very Africa with other members of the royal fami- room On this night. :amities this morning tb her home in RoC u.tenL.. Dedmon, Union City, ori few words last week by the U. S. Department ly. yesterday celebrated her twenty-first birth- and friends of membee . will be Louisville after a short visit al of Agriculture. Americans are eating more day and dedicated her life ;,o the vast empire Invited te attend the instalia- with friends en route from Cape Carl Robey, Water Valley. ci acid better than they ever did before, and -upon which the sun never rets." lion of officers at 9 p. ra. Girardeau, Mo. Mrs. W. J. Dougherty and ba- eel the inescapable law of supply and demand There was wiaespread observance of the, At last night's meetele, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cherie& Arnn by, Fulton. ti' Eula Mae Shankle was voted as WE ,as raised prices again and again. memorable event in the life of the comely were in Tiptonville, Tenn., Mon- Mrs. Ella Waits, Hickman. _Ickeekdiwavi third honorary mentvaer, anti ris girl who on the world's day. Mrs. Leslie Walker, Fulton, -.-.• People who, only N1 few years ago, subaist- may one day sit Mrs. Mary Eleanor Parham was ch Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Picker- Route 1. • ed chiefly on sow-belly and soup beans, with greatest throne. Socialist Prime Minister Noted the mast outstanding a Mg spent Sunday and Monday D. A. Hatch, Arlington, un- cokertvea-vt (Ka,13oAtcia °:'• a mess of turnip greens on the side at the Attlee cabled congratulations to her from member of the sorority A pic- in Memphis on business. derwent a major operation yes• a rteadfast leader- ture and story about Mrs. Par- appropriate seasons, now are calling for beef- London, declaring that the terday. ham will be sent to the sorority Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Roper steak and out-of-season vegetables. There is ship and selfless devotion of the royal tenet's, Mrs. Louise Daniels, Fulton. W'.. SI magazine at the request of the and W. tor10 .LOW1 More first-quality food in the country now shine forth as one of the greatest blesainga yuensdteerrdwaeynt a major operation soc so [1 sorsrity's national director. from RaoPewerekr'estruvrnisietd witht lie ' 'than ever before, but as long as there's not and surest bulwarks of this land." But the Late in the evening refres:1- Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Whiteford Worker's greeting was a Patients Dismissed to enough to go around, prices will stay up. Communist Daily mental were served to the guests in Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Leon Bransford arid ba- ut ,Eating habits are hard to change. Some of bitter editorial which sounded the only dis- hostesses. by the by, Cayce. as acquired taetes et the armed services thal cordant note of the day. Said this paper: Those present were: Mrs., HOSPITAL NEWS Therman Howell, Crutchfield. te •.we took back to citilian life; others made We mean no sort of personal disrespect to Jewel McClain, district manager; , more money in defense and war industry a young woman who, within the narrow con- Mrs. W. R. Hughes, advisor; Haws Memorial Jones Clinic n we had ever made before, and we spent fines of her caste, is no doubt worthy and Josephine &hankie, president; Mary E. Parham, vice-president; Mrs. Guy Kindred has been en sizable portion of our inflated incomes on amiable. But what a reflection on the insti- Mrs. Guy Gingles, Fulton, hes Oulda Jewell, secretary; Sue been admitted. admitted. expensive food, getting ration points the best tution of hereditary monarchy it is that the Jewell, historian and reporter; Corky Bynum, Fulton, has Clovis Nanney is doing titular headship of the British state should way we could. Once a person has become ac- Virginia Jackson, warden; Mar- been admitted. nicely, • "rnstorned to a better diet, it's hard to go descend to a princess whose political and Mrs. W. H. Brown remains jorie Puckett, Ann Adams,',huLltbtleeenJimadmmyitEteddwards, Fulton, I 'back to the old meals that formerly satisfied intellectual qualifications for a great public Elaine Mauck, Elois Underwood, about the same. Mrs Curt Muzzall Is doing ! him. office are no more than those of any wealthy Jean Rhodes and Joyce Rhodes. I Anna Lou Hicks, Fulton, Route nicely,* • But go back we must, unless incomes keep squire's daughter brought up in the most 14, has been admitted for an M. Omea Kendall remains limited Victorian way x x x Surely the fun- SOUTH FULTON GIRLS ' operation. 1 -pace with spiraling food prices, or unless food about th - prices come down to meet incomes. The logi- damental conclusion is obvious. The institu- AT HOMEMAKERS MEETING Eva Jones, Wings, has been; 'eal solution, as we see it, is to insure a period tion of monarchy is an anachronism in the West Tennessee Future Home- admitted. of unprecedented production on the farms middle of the 20th century." makers of America held their Janie Smith, Fulton, has been Arlington News mad in the factories, by everyone's staying on Certainly bsolute monarchy is an ancah- spring meeting in Jackson April admitted for an operation. I Pots Peat Barbara Jean Colvin is im- Wks Joyce Ann Humphries of the job and putting in a full day's work for ronism because it is a totalitarian dic- 19. The morning was devoted to $1250 local proving. Clinton spent a ,nart of last Ina Fed. tax ex day's pay. Without production, there will tatorship which circumscribes the right of business aria stunts from /OR MN • chapters. Mrs. J. R. Taylor, Water Val- week with Miss Martha Neville, be no funds with which management can pay the individual. But the British monarchy, and The group attended a lunch- ley, is doing nicely following an Mrs. Lloyd W. Neville, hit, New distinction for your watch! Luxurious new basketweave labor. Without pay-checks, there will be no the few other remaining monarchies of Eu- eche°, teacher. 1.: reported im- eon at the New Southern Hotel operation. gold-finished in ENDURING KREISLER constitutional. The real head of gov- proved watch band, ' ontoney to-spend for food—or clothing, or any rope, are at the noon hour. A fashion Mrs. George Moore is improv- after an illness caused by an abscessed tooth. QUALITY. Once available only in costly x4-Kt gold ee.neether necessities. The economic cycle, or ernment is the prime minister who is answer- show, showing garments made ing. The Gleaners through Krtisler skill and .eP•eteu-nover. must be complete, or beefsteak may able to a parliament elected by the people. by the girls in the elomemreer Geneva Bowers is doing Class of the Ar- • . now brought to you lington Baptist church were en- tO down to a dime a pound, with few hav- They are democracies. Department, was presented. nicely following an operation. artistry at this down-to-earth price. Pink, yellow or white. tertained Thursday night in the True, a lot of us prefer the republican form 'Officer.; for the district to Jeraldine Martin remains , .ing the price of a hamburger readily avail- home of Mrs. Ettye M. Jennings, ourselves. Still, while re- serve during the next year were about the same. Basketweavt Watch Bracelets. $893 1.7. able. of government for with Mrs. Jennings, Mn., Ruby Women's KRE1SLER elected. A South Fulton girl, Mrs. Juanita Dublin is im- Fed. cent years have been tough ones for the Morgan and Mrs. John Inc!. Mary Louise Duncan, was elect- proving. Feather- go kings, it's interesting to note that yesterday stone co Got Only Vacant Stare ed secretary for West Tennessee. Mrs. Luke Fulcher and baby -hostesses. Mr. and Slippery Rock, Pr.—Pi--H. G. Marsden, had King Paul took the oath as sixth sovereign The following girls from South are doing nicely. Mrs. John Feather- ANDREWS JEWELRY STORE at the same time Frederick stone have moved from tie a sign, -Chickens and Eggs For Sale," in front of Greece, and Fulton high school attended, ac- Mrs. Mertie Bennett is doing Kentucky Sam Featherstone farm to town. 2M Church Street , Fulton, wind- IX was proclaimed King of Denmark. Mean- Icompanied by Miss Irma Remit- nicely. of his home on North Liberty road. A Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iendsey of storm blew away everything except the "For while Princess Elizabeth was doing very well, I ton: June Baker, Nell King, Jan ------Sale" part Twenty-two persons asked "How thank you, with greetings from loyal subjects throughout the empire, not to mention gift; !Ann Terrell, Barbara Roberts much do you want for the house?" before he Duncan, Jeanette of great price, including SOO diamonds valued Mary Louise could get the sign fixed. Star, Stella Pogue, and Louise at $60,000 from the South African govern- Richardson. FULTEINI Spot Remover ment. • Anyway. England likes her monarchy, a.3 MRS. EXUM HOSTESS LAST TIMES TODAY AFTER EASTER SALE Atianta.—sen—A customer rushed into an witness her Socialist Prime Minister's strik- TO PRIMARY COLINClee Atlanta laundry and pawed through a mound ing tribute to the throne. And there's a great 'Shows 2:56-7:18-9:13 The council of the Primary' deal more to it than Just a 4ondness of tradi- e of laundry bags. Department of the Methodist Beginning • He dumped the contents of one on the tion and pageantry, for the greatest of the Sunday School met Monday Waal Tuesday, April 22, For One Week Only! :e floor and retrieved a yawning black and bonds which hold together the globe-encircling night at. the home of Mrs. Mil- sr ;06.i V British Commonwealth of Nations is the was Wit!•. •et, - white pup. ton Exum. The meeting 1, • throne. You'll find many British people who opened with' the devotional by Trouble believe that the commonwealth would dis- Mrs. Milton Callihan, followed Henry by prayer. Rosenfeld Cosmetics solve if the monarchy were abolished. answered the roll rAIRBANKS .1r ' Los Angeles,--ole--If you think you have But to get back to Princess Elizabeth. That Six members call. Minutes of the previous ee troubles, listen to those of Raymond Hoffman. young lady is a very highly educated person meeting were read. During the 0 4ARA • Southern Pacific Railroad machinist, and his for her years. She not only has had the usual business session plans for :lee .e.•1 wife. scholastic training, coupled with fine arts mission study classes and the SlfZAK "Mad Hour" They have I5-month-old triplets. Dennis, such as music and painting, but she has vacation church school were ee. Donna and Diane. They have been notified specialized in those things which are esseii- discussed. A report of the dis- 61telPAP ' vacation they must vacate their house. tial for a sovereign. For instance she speaks trict meeting for •P 1,4E P e? Mrs. Hoffman expects motherhood again, French and German well and handles Spanish church school workers, held in Regular Reduced Paris, was given by Mrs. George To In June. and Italian acceptably. History and consti- IR And her doctors says it will be twins! Moore. 6MO le $1.00 LIP STICK 75c tutional law have been emphasized, and she During the social hour delic- has been constantly drilled in the duties of ious refreshments were served It Could Be Verse royalty towards the people. $1.50 BATII POWDER $ 1.00 He who would thrill with rapture Then of course she has had training in CROFT-HUNT VOWS EXCHANGED r*:At the average banquet speaker public speaking, and for a considerable time $1.50 FACE POWDER tett appearances at pub- $ 1.00 n Should bout a stomach strong as steel has been making public Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Croft an- AIMED—FOX NEWS ..! And mind a good deal weaker. lic functions. ncunce the marrigae of their $2.00 COLOGNE daughter, Priscilla Sue, to James Starting Tomorrow $ 1.75 The WSC-13 of Salem met in Rock Spring News Robert Hunt, son of Mr. ana • FULGHANI NEWS regular session at the church Mrs. J. H. Hunt, of Lansing, $2.00 PERFUME 1.75 • Mich., and formerly of Marten, $ • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gore at- Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mrs Ora Elliott spent Mon- , e. tended the funeral of his aunt. W A Seay presiding. Scriptural Te day with Mrs. Elizatieth Elliott.! $7.50 PERFUME knifes. Willie Gore. at Mt Vernon , reading was by Mrs. R. W. Mul- The ceremony was performed -... .$ 6.09 Conner! Sunday, April 20. in Corinth, '.Thursday. Burial waa in Clin- lins. The program on "Children Mr and Mrs. William ton cemetery. and their Church" WU given by Miss. The newlyweds left on a I spent a while Monday night with $13.50 PERFUME Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lee }lender- Meedames Bill Dowdy, Ferdie honeymoon trip to the Smoky ___$10.00 and Mrs. Elmore son are at Clinton attending the Tarver, Blamer Hunt. Tom Mr. Cope:en Mountains, near Knoxville, Tenn. ( Add 20 percent bedside of her father. Butch l Montgomery, H. V. Bugg, R. W. and family. 1inily/4j Sward federal tax) Green, who is very low. ' Mullins and W. A. &ay. Alt A1NE DAY Mrs. Nettie Lee Copelen and i Miss Pattie Mae Vaden is still Mrs. Cecil Marganti entertain- PERSONALS IRIAN AHIRNI improving. Her brother. Harold., ed 19 members and two visitors Martha Kay visited her mother, !OMIT MITCHUM Ivan Jones. a student at Mur- for Detroit a few in an all day session Thursday, • 'left days ago, Mrs. Carnell Green. Thursday ray State Ceillege, has returned return soon. at Mt. Pleasant with a potluck " I= .but will Another afternoon. to school after visiting his par- ltegular $3.50, 51-guage Coy, who called dinner at the noon hour. Fon- Real Silk How, redtletd to $1.00 'brother. was ents. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Jones from lowing the devotional by Misses Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stalline — ' Isere Palestine. Texas. is He had as his guest Prof. Cecil eGKET Kentucky. He and Ellen Daniel and Docie Jones. of Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. One rot of Hats Mel in hisI Bolton, of the college faculty. reduced to Priti., Wife and children arc at liar- an interesting program on Chi na Brown and baby, and Mrs. Nellie ..,„. Half •din this week. was presented by Mesdames Len Taylor enjoyed a fish supper Ruth Hazelwood has returned ...... , Wednesday with Mr. and Blouses up to Mr. and Mrs. Mitt Jackson Barclay, Jack Vaden and E. E. night to her home in Muskogee. Okla., ,...... co.. $7.95, reduced to $1.98, $2.98 and $3.93 : and Mrs Lola Lunsford and Armbruster. Mrs. Arnie Brown and family. after visiting her parents, Mr. rAY Him • the meeting were. ...daughter, Jean, of East St. Louis, Present at Mrs. Nina Moore and Miss Ina and Mrs. E. H. Knighton. • Costume Jewelry, Harold Poole of Clinton Compacts, Bill Folds, Linen Ase here for a visit with rela- I Mrs. Bellew visited Mrs. Clara. Byrd Aprons greatly reduced. Curling. vial- Mrs. Tillman Cooley and tins. land Mrs. Prentice Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. A fleay spent tors. Mesdames Tom Kimbro, daughter. Norma Gale. are Raincoats up to $19.95, reduced to__ Barclay.. F. C. Allen, spending tee week in St. Louis oRpHEum _ $10.00 !Friday La Paducah with Mr. and Jefferson Miss Mildred Stallins ie visit- Floyd, John Marganti, ing her sister, Mrs. Berry Scott. Narvelle Mrs. Marsha May Scott and Al Sergia of Moore. E. E. Armbrustee. Brown. One-third off on all Coats and The wsca of Jackson chapel' Sallie • Chicago, rt. ere visiting Miss Suits. Tuesday afternoon at the Edward Kimbell, L. K. Stroud. Tonight and Tomorrow ' met Nicky McClanahan and Char' Scettis ate- t, Mrs. Willie Rich- church with ten members in W N Bugg, George Humphreys, let William Hardison visited e rdson. FEATURE One lot of Summer Dresses on sale. StAendance. Rev. A. B. Rogers' Jr.. Walter Wilkins, Len Barclay. Phillip Brown Saturday RICHARD PENNING the deeotional and made • Jack Vaden Boyce Story and K. P. 'Janne spent yesterday •, gave Louise short talk. Routine business Cecil Marganti and Misses Mr. and Mrs Preseic Moore in Paducah ea, brsiness. a and was transacted with Mrs. Hil- Armbruster, Ellen Daniel Miss Ina Bellew and Mr and Mr. and Mn'. Edd Brown had "BLAtK BEAUTY" man Stewart presiding. Mr.,. Dude Jones, Mrs. Leamon Elliott attended as their. S'i•••cl•y dinner guests —Plat— The May meeting will be with Mr and n- • Alfr€3 Stewart, Mrs. Tommy Ward. Mr.. the singing convention at Wang° Johnson Clik.AVL WALKER IRBY'S FASHION Mrs. William' MI'S N. Floyd and Mr. a ' Mrs. Odell Bizzle. SHOP Malvin Tinter and Sunday —in— ' Clark pr.zented an Easter pro-1 Michael. four year old son of Afternoon %net les were Mr. and I Mr and Mrs. Owen Elliott. tin- Sandra Hale is spending a Mrs. Willie ivender. Mr. and "LARCENY IN 200 Walnut &roe:, gram dcrwent a minor operation at few days with Martha Kay Cope- Mrs. Eugene . num and daugh- Fulton,. Kentucky The ne•A ine‘lics will be wine HER HEART" 1 Mrs. Hurir.hrcys. hospital Wednesday. ! len. ter, Betty. li"1110M1 IVINMilirrme° Tr• • 41'-v

Pars tArele April 22, 1947 Tuesday Evening, Oral 22, 1947 Fulton Daily Loader, Fulton, Kentucky d Mr. Patterson, leg hurts whea he tries to . Hey! Where's The Ball? Sports Roundup The Philadelphia Warriors have Baseball Fast •s. Alvin Lambert been awarded a trophy by in Louts talent the Hugh Fullerton, Jr. air line as "the most air-mladed with his mother, New Vora, April 22---a/PI-8o sports team in America." The sera sister, Cuth- many volt.. seem to have elimin- ,basket.ballers took planes for Taking O'er as Kentucky CLASSIFIED." Wier, Harold. ated themselves every trip over 100 miles this Derby pro: pects that there likely season-Add Oregon to the list iriney, student at will be u heck of a field in the of national collegeiate golf Sport Spotlight College, FOR RENT One sieesang room. was a $100,000 gallop at Churchill threats. Lou Stafford, finalist • Far Sale • Service t of his parents, Downs May 3.--If that seems in the public links tourney last mavitad. See James Cheatham, 501 Walter H. Court- out this way: Futhms, confutingalt works Year, shot 64-89 in Oregon's Drat NEW SEWING MACHINES. See Arch street 101_44p the only real standout so tar is Appliances, Wiring, Radio Repair- dual meet the other day. I T'don Cif- Card them at 204 Jackson Street. ng, Jr., USN Coxs- Phalanx, winner of last Satur- ing and Sport Goods. CITY 3 ROOMS for rent, 511 Collese J R. Altona. 106-12tp ELECTRIC COMPANY, 20$ 4r. and Mrs. Ray- day's better division of the Wood THE CUFF' street. South Fulton Set N. C. CLEANING 1'i118 This SVeek Commercial. Phone 401. 2119-tfe r., Route 2 IS nuw Memorial- Then come a few Mello Bettina, a southpaw FOR SALE. 8-inch tilting-table Carlisle. 511 College street Philadelphia. as Faultlers, saw. !Tenn 106-41p "possibles" tuch boxer, is right-handed when it BOX SEATS ON SALE bench saw, 15-inch jig Double Jay, On Trust and Jet comes to performing ordinary $50 takes both. Jack's Cabinet For your hospitalization, sick- Pilot-From there on nobody chores. Seems he was converted. Activity in baseball circles Shop, upstairs over Fulton ness and accident insurance, El) NEWS knows and there's only an out- ht'reabuuts is picking up Furniture Co. see or call JOHN D. HOWARD If he fights Joe Louis he'll likely Electric & iThlT-114QrticaPactIon sale. April SG iwn, of Ermine- that the Blue Grass mornelltuin daily now as Kitty 106-2tc Phone 316 or 1219. 117-tfe side chince be "converted" in another way-- at 10 30 a m at: 418 &Wings d Rubble Davis, Stakes Thursday and the Chesa- League and independent teams Sherry Marshall. Columbia's SALE: 1941 Chevrolet truck, street. Am telling my mint% married yesterday peake Saturday will do more get ready for their regular cam- FOR lightweight basketballer, has tires, 8 inch wheels. MIMEOGRAPHING: Letters. stock of antiques. Eason103_440's 11 by C. J. Bowers, than possibly add a few names paigns. 825 x 20 been trying out for football in motor over-hauled cards, programs, etc. Mary Antique Shop. peace. to the list of those. Only 35 fav- The Fulton Chicks, winners Complete spring practice-Fancy Stuff: 6 1-2 x 8 feet. 2 1-2 cubic Burton, phone Clinton 2251. orites have won in 72 Derbies over Burlington, Iowa, in an job. INSURANCE. Phone 307. Indiana University lettermen yard dump bed with 7 inch MOTHER BURTON'S 0177 AUTO and that some horrible things exhibition tilt here Sunday af- R. SWORD. es 4th have formed the "Crimson Klan hydraulic hoist. See Fletcher SHOP. P. can h?open to favorites, ternoon, will try to repeat 14. ot Fighting Hoosiers." Crutchfield, Ky street. Fulton. TS-304, especially if they draw one of against the same club at Union 106-tfc those inside post positions. So City Thursday night. A SINGER SEWING MACHINE IF YOU are interested in saving COMPANY representative will Meetly. me Charles W. SSP- we figure a lot of owners will The Sports Mil ror The Union City Greyhounds 0. I. C. registered FOR SALE: be in Fulton every Wednesday row for your real estate needs. risk the $1000 starting fee on the will meet Arkansas State Col- cow, about 280 pounds, and Press at the Firestone store, 412 Lake Office over City Hangltial chance that Phalenx and maybe By The Associated lege's nine at Union City at 8 7 pigs, 8 weeks old Price $150. -Eddie Pet- Street. We are equipped to re- Batik. Phone Si. 1111-115te a few others will be caught in Today a year ago o'clock tonight. Fletcher Williams, Crutchfield, _ ins pair any make sewing lambing. a jam-But don't bet on it. lagrini, in first time at bat Mayfield fans will get their Ky. 106-tfc majors hit to give first look at their 1947 Kitty All phone calls taken care of• Heir Wasted bulbs promptly. Call 10. We also pi, SPORTS BEFORE YOUR EYES 5-4 win over League baseball teem in action DAHLIA bulbs, gladiolus SALESMAN with truegia= cash for used Singers. The N. B. A. is querying Wil- Washington Saturday afternoon, when the and chrysanthemum slips for ience in welling a lie- Pep as to when he'll be able • Three years ago-Spud Chand- Clothiers meet the Warsaw WM- sale. Mrs. Ernest Bell. 510 parts necessary Good WM- to defend hit featherweight ler, New York Yankee pitching conson, Class D League, team Maple. 105-4tp. RUBBER STAMPP for sale. All tory. Good deal for rig/01=.1 title. But Willie's left leg, ace, called Into the Army. who will be there for a game at 2 kinds and sizes Stamp pads Parts FOR SALE: Small grocery, 700 :Mims Auto a plane crash, won't Five years ago-Dodgers beat o'clock. The Mayfield team will too. Let us serve you. LEADER fractured in known as Woods WM and 351 mew the Braves, 4-0 in 12th to take return home Thursday night E. State Line, Office. Phone 30 or 11100. tell him. He still limps and the Ray Lamanno (sliding) is sate at sec- Now from Pine Bluff. Ark., where and Jackson Grocery. Len Mer- month. Wish ond base in game with Chicago Cubs In Chicago, as they have been training since doing $3000 psi ADDING MACHINES. TY111 ullo, Cubs shortstop, lets ball get away on attempted force play early this month to sell at once. See Will Mc. WRITERS AND CASH REIM 106-2tp in second inning. Ball is over Merullo's head. Action occurred Acree Austin, business man- Connell at store. TERS BOUGHT-Sold, repaired 1111111111111111111111 Office supplies. FULTON OP. when Cubs Pitcher Hank Wyse snared Charley Kress' infield ager of the Clothiers, said grand- new and FOR SALE: Several TICE SUPPLY Innate matral lbea bass an and threw to Merullo. Cubs won 3-0. stand reserved tickets will go COMPANY. tap used farm tractors, most all Phone 811. MIERSAPre beiseas with TWA- THE OLD MADE NEV! on sale at his offices Saturday equipment with tractors. Also since 132.7. A free TEAM-. lead: Yanks Brooklyn; Pittsburgh at St morning at 9. some good late model Chev- SEE ME FOR CONCENTRATED 1 Box still in inspection your and Red Sox tied for American LOWS: Cincinnati at Chicago. seats are on sale rolet 1 1-2-ton trucks. One 3-4 DDT. Also spraying NM.. = I Fulton at Kirkland's will tell you deflattek Remodeled, Redecorated, lead. -Boston at Jewelry ton Chevrolet pick-up. 0. K. Phone 599. M. C NALL, 202 pert), Ten years ago-Lefty Ed I New York; Washington at Phil- ! Store. Mrs. Harry Latta, in Chevrolet Co., Dresden, Tenn. Third street, Fulton. Ky. the extent of termite dasmaalL Restocked Brandt pitched Pittsburgh Fir- I adelphia; Chicago at Detion; St ! charge of the sale is attempting 105-6tp 85-25tp Don't gams shoat 101111161111: to ates to 4-2 win over Chicago Louis at Cleveland. provide fans with the same Call your TERMINI' dealer , box they had last year, if HOMOGENIZED milk at John- FOR LOCAL HAULING call Cubs. seats today! Southern Association I desired. ny's Meat Market, 105 E. State JAMES WHITE-Phone 9193 In independent play, the Cur- Line. 103-4te or 1122-R-4, Robert Poisgrove I PIERCE-CEQUIR CO. BRANDS New Orleans 8 Memphis 5 Pats Pelle NOM YOUR , lee twin-state baseball league Service Station. 80 tfc limas IS raw.. Ky. New 4-room house Little Rock 4 Mobile I team of Mayfield dropped their FOR SALE: Baseball 14 Chattanooga with bath, in Covington NEED A RUBBER STAMP? • llopro..nosek. Isel. fed. toe The New Smoke House Birmingham opening game at Clinton Sun- Os* Visit South Fulton. Quick service at the LEADER • Tonoiole National League 12 day afternoon by a 13-11 score. Subdivision, basketweave 104-7tp OFFICE. I Middle of the Block Chicago 3 Cincinnati 0 Nashville 4 Atlanta 2 See Jack C. Covington. after the Hickman countians Alehnoreknoel is KREISLER • AS Best Block in Town Philadelphia at New York- rallied In late innings for six FOR SALE: One good Hot Fait I Team: W L. Pc: • For Rent 14Kr gold rain runs to overcome a Mayfield washing machine. See se W. Bostm-rain I .11 .727 skill and Brooklyn at New Orleans $ lead Jetton, Fulton, Route 1. Bedroom for ladles. Mrs. W. 0. Only gimes scheduled. ! Little Rock .6 4 .600 106-5tp Shankle, 410 Eddings. 1013.119e w or white. TELL YOUR FRIENDS Amesican Leaaue I Nashville 4 3 '.571 r=J1=J- r=1,11.1j==1 Detroit 4 Introducing acts. 6895 Chicago , Chattanooga 4 4 .5001 -rain IL Ind. Fed. Boston at Washington Rinaingnein 4 4 .500 , Only games scheduled. los SMOKEHOUSE Atlanta 4 5 .441 1 TOMORROW'S SCHED1.7E The Chicks 3 6 .333, ,TORE National League-New York Mobile _2 6 .2501 home of Lentatty at Boston; Philadelphia at Memphis From Memphis, Tenn.. Have You Been To omeFs ulmtoinChicks'ke parent club, BEV, SAWYER OY CRANE comes Tansey. a pitcher - outfielder,, who's playing his NO CROCOOILE-INFESTED SURE. God"'LOCKS. SNORES 'FM ofs. tooK J051 Tte on! ' first pro ball here. SAWYER.liTt TIE UPI.° 1 Mike is staying at Mrs. 8. L CS4E OF THOSE ROCKS Brown's home on Fourth street.' FOR TwE NIGHT, SHALL WE: says he "likes Fulton • just fine.' and thinks this is "a nice LLE town." BEN'S PLACE He's 20. weighs 170 pounds. Is 5 ft. 8 in. tall, and unmarried.: He is a veteran of two years', oniy! service In the army infantry , during the recent war. Located 112 Miles South Mike has attended Memphis State College and Christian Brothers' College in Memphis,, Clinton? taking pre-law work. He plans Of 'tics to resume his studies at Mem- phis State this fall. He played sandlot ball In Memphis. and was on army Famous For That RI(lx ;- 111.' teams. 1110 I I i DAGWOOCI ON YOUR- 'AN YOU BEAT THAT, ' 1 14 OON'T 'YOU WAY HOAR,WILL XV • R G00•4'WAY OVER you' rr ? Murray Nine Meets Old-Fashioned grcp AT ?we miwNeRs THERE TO GET IT.- la CRUS4.11NG ANO ',RING HONE SHE FORGOT TO ouT' IT IN youp Jonesboro Today :d To MY NEW HAT ? E HAT IN THE BOX crrkEp JCo I HAND Murray. Ky. April 22--o4a- ..4.1'4 wAve To _ 75c The Murray State College Thoroughbreds play a baseball HOSPITALITY Ir SOUTHERN ,i)Irtti'a 4 doubleheader here today against -$ 1.00 .. .4 Arkansas State of Jonesboro 3 Arkansas. 3- . - . '-%4 Murray trimmed the first game .1'1F W' 7 last week in -$ 1.00 'Z 40 lA An of a doubleheader, but the sec- • V .... . ---1 • ond tilt was halted on account - A4 -.4...... I ..,, 1 score tied -$ 1.75 • 7714. tairiumaugii, of darkneu with the 9 '6" a' Ira IR. `., .• at 2-2 i % .... .1 ' Saturday. the Thoroughbreds tt .. SANDWICHES _$ 1.73 I ilANIIIIIIII.e.11I r! 4 will be host to Middle Tennessee %..• . ft . - 111- State from Murfreesboro in an- UK" A •... , .Ona C4 VIE Ay ham.1,...... In, .. ., 4 1 r.1••••4 4 7-. 41.."' VIIIVIO1r.,... ' other doubleheader $ 6.09 OAKY DOAKS Rhodes and Cunningham , DRINKS .$10.00 Join Chick Team Here Two more new Chicks came to town over the weekend Her- ‘10AYING nian Rhodes. a shortstop, ar- ALLOWED rived Monday morning from CAW TO Memphis, with a recommenda- TAKE 1415 tion from Doc Prothro. Barney PLACE III F. Cunningham. a pitcher whose GASOLINE $1.00 RUWIJIWG home Is in &Won. Tenn., got TO GANTLET here Sunda/ night. CORRY Half Privy 10F1G PAS RAMED 411111..111 11111116:- land $3.98 Man!- 11E OFFICIAL Announcement... 57ARTER y. reduced. I have purchased 266 Taal. THE ATIVWWTITREG PAINS formerly owned by Neal Looney, CANNOT IT CAN SE --_ $10.00 TOLERATE Tr.> NOW .1 ..04105N114 HAVE MY STA4D-II4 wAsirr SIALLy MORE tiEusr MLA- A 51A5D-11.1 Courteous Servile, ZAI4 ISE, •LE PLACE I MEAN Sit Your Business Aponte ated. BEN'S WAS JUST 41E9f To GET MATERIAL FOR A Amu NoveLe NORMAN'S TAXI On Highway 51 PHONE 266 Corncr Ith and Lake. and Hale, Owners )1' ROY J. NORMAN, Dublin New Owner. .Kentucky 4 i1 S 1111.1.11111.1111111I 4133 S -----rviffr"Tmeswirr"

Tumidity Erman,April 22.i917 Poo For Talton Mall, Leader, Lofton, KammIty later was reported as ssatisfac CANDIDATE Livestock Market MempliilMaryland,,s Racing 1947 Big League Attendance tory." III•1/10)IS • Central Ban In the National Leagues' only ; CInCinnati, April 22—op)— Chairman Fired contest, the Chicago Cubs. USDA;.- Salable hogs 3000, Match1946 Record High hind Hank Wyse's three his Shop Talk earlystrrivals approximately 1800 "Duel In Sion Baltimore, April gg_isp,_ May pitching. won their third straight head sold 50 lower, now talking George P. Mahoney, chairman by blanking the Cincinnati Reds , 1.00 and more off compared cities as Pitts- Ti'.. Illinois Central's crack Million of the Maryland Racit.g Com- By Jo- Reichler Interest in such 3-0 Monday, good and choice bar- Selznick'r• $6 Cleveland. where new mission since 1945, had Associated PressSports Writer!burgh and llinagt Tsiotr.. new dayliner, the City of New rows and gilts, early, 180-250 lb. Movie Said "Repellent", hie walk- owners have taken over, it is Orleans. left Fulton at 6:20 sun- papers front the ' Judging from early "plums,' anno In the second inning a as 2.1.50; 140-150 lb. 20.50; 250-275 Memphiatn4 Can't Sec It ing governor not inconeetvable that the 1947 the only safety allowed by Wyse day morning for Louisville on 273-300 lb. 21.75; 300- today. the attendance at the major 1 lb. 22.50; attendance will approach, if not ninth. its return from an exhibition% Memphis, Tenn , Apris 22--eP) In a surprise baseball parks this sea- : until the Then Hobbs 350 lb. 21.30; 350-400 lb. 21.00: announcement League top, last year's amazing figures. charge were triturnes- —"Duel in the Sun", David 0. described by Mahoney as should come pretty close to Adams and Lamanno each sine!. tour. In :sows 16.75-17.50; stags 15.00 "very ION Yesterday only two of the five ter H. A. Rust, traveling engineer Selznick's $8,000,000 western, distressing news," Governor Ilatchtng last year's record. ed. down. Wil- echeduled games were played. bis T. C. Helm:: and R. C. Pickering, was banned today by the Mem- liam P. Lane, Jr., disclosed Despite poor weather which Kent Peterson, making Cattle 800, calves 500 uneven, is it produced first major league start, !teach_ all of Fulton. slaughter cattle trade. phis censor board whose chair- night he would replace the pre- has caused the postponement of The limited action less active Wyse's pitchins re_ The crew on this exhibition man described It as "the moat sent chairman with 141.games during the first week one big upset as the surprising ed airtight chiefly around steady prices, Stuart cept for the sixth inning when tour Included conductor J. 0. some buying interests operating repellent movie I've seen this Symington Janney, Jr., attorney of action and rut into the crowds Chicago White Sox, taking lib- g the Cubs broke loose for five Robertson, of Paducah; flag- slowly and bidding 50 cents and year." and gentleman jockey (rem th others, the 16 big league clubs the lefthanded shouts ertles with singles and all their runs. Len man James E. Wheel's. engi- more lower. Load and a half "The picture is vulgar, sexy • Olyndon, Batimore county, on drew a combined total of 788.991 Hurricane , the of Merulto led the Cubs' 10-hit at_ neer C. H. Collins, of Memphis; medium and good 1000 steers and with not a decent thing in July 1. earth customers, an average of Detroit ace, slapped down the tack with four safe blows. and fireman C. F. Adams, of 22.50; several loads and lots 20.- it," Lloyd T Milford added af- Mahoney, head of a Baltimore 13.309 per game. Tigers 6-4 to remain unbeaten Rain washed out the schedul- Paducah 00-22.00; odd good heifers 23.50; ter previewing the picture that contracting firm, became a cen- During the first week a year American League atop •the ed games between Boston and sizable lot held above that was to open at Loew's State ter of controversy during his ago, the majors, taking advant- standing's. In registering their Washington in the American C. R. Young, director of per- price: most beef cows common theater here May I. tenure as chairman, a post he age of perfect baseball weather, third victory of the campaign. League and Broklyn-Boston tonne'. Chicago, was in Fulton Frankfort, Ky., Charles H. and medium 13.50-15.50 canners "It starts off with two mur- reached after serving on the got in 50 of their 52 scheduled Lyons' crew nudged New- Ted and New York-Philadelphia in Lodi}, en route to Louisville. and cutters chiefly 10.50-13.00; ders and ends with two murder.;. three-man commission since Eames which attracted an aver- houser and two successors for Gartrell, Ashland, weighed into the National. C. A. Carney, general claim early bull top 17.25; vealers Woven into it is a train wreck, 1941. age of 20,028 per game safeties, four of them for ex- the race for the Democratic 10 agent, Chicago, is in Fulton to- opening fairly active, steady. torrid love-making and other With the increase in the num- bases. tra day. :ventilation for lieutenant gov- 24.00; bulk arrivals common stuff that is repulsive." ,.' bee of night games and added top It was not until the fifth in- Wall Street Report ernor Saturday with a one- The censor chairman said he J. J. Phillips, assistant gen- and medium grades 11.50-21.00. ning that the Tigers managed plank platform that full report on the eral claim agent, Memphis, and advances a Sheep 50, nominally steady. planned a More Leisure to score. Chicago pitchers had a New York. April 22—'1—In-01 solution for Kentucky's ills—a today that "will tear it W. B. Johnston. claim agent, movie . We Are Now Handling record of 22 straight scoreless dividual stocks continued to ad- higher level of leceme. apart." Time i Innings until then. vance moderately in today's Memphis, are in F ulton today. I Hope Bums Lose ISiefsiu heads a tough three- The Sox swatted Newhouser Arguing that every additional to spend with the children The Clean-Row market although many leaders H. A. Rust trsinmaster, has member board that has turned for five runs in the first • five dollar added to individual in- when we remove the work „. stumbled over further light sell- gone to Paducah today. Of Lip's Returning thumbs down on several pic- comes of .J Garden Tractor innings to settle the issue. New- ing. Kentuckians puts $41, tures. Other members are Mrs. and worry of Monday wash. 000 into the Kentucky houser was wild. walking five The U. S. Steel wage pact still J. L. Harrington, training en- general Cinclhnati, April '22—(SP)— Sid Law, housewife, and Hu Ise men during that time. fund. Gartrell said the road to onessylisble words, "the was a mildly M.Ilish influence gineer, Jackson, is in Fulton to- Four Honnoll, attorney. He uncorked a wild pitch In more money for education and closed," today snuffed although the spread of pay day. case is "The Outlaw," starring Jane the first inning that conked other state needs lies not hopes of the Brooklyn Dodg- boosts aroused some apprehen- out Russell, was banned becauss it Ralph Hodgin and sent the thrcugh taking money out of Leo Durocher might sion market-wise owing to the ers that featured "too much shooting." Chicago outfielder to a Detroit NI• ro Patrolmen the pocketa of the people but In manage the team at least part feeling of some economists tnat 'Brewster's Millions" was not hospital with a concussion and putting money into their nockets. of this season niany corporations might find allowed to play here because the bad bruise. Hodgin's condition U titter Indictment They came from Baseball it. difficult to reduce prices and, He offered an eight negro comedian, Rochester, was -year, in- Ccnuni stoner A. B. Chandler consequently. stiffen consumer dustrial, engineering plan ad- "too familiar with the white On t;aming Count yesterday as he rejected a re- resistance. ministerede lieutenant folks." quest by Branch Rickey, presi- Dealings tapered after a governor and working toward Special This Week Lexington, Ky., April 22—UP1— dent of the Dodgers, and Ford fairly active opening and the Lexington's nergo pitrolmen, the scattering of small, home- The highest stone in an arch Frick. National League presi- direction was a bit cloudy near Charles Cruse and Prather Wal- owned industries throughout is known as' a keystone; the 2e-inch Tread-24-inch Wheels, Hotter Top Bread 10e dent, that he reconsider the one- midday. ker, were under joint incictment the State as the way to raise 10Wolit, a epringe. (Hot at 4 p. year suspension he imposed on rt -in. Clearance — Width Gains of fractions to a point today on a charge of assisting the income level. Industries that h. 12 the Brooklyn manager April 9. Large Angel Food or so were recorded for Chrys- in s ring up and operating a would utilize raw material over-ail. Will straddle 14-inch Rickey and Frick apneared SMAILMAN and ler, American Tobacco "B" game of chance. from Kentucky farms should be rows. Cake 59e before the commissioner accom- American Woolen, Monsanto The Fayette county grand emphasized, he said. . WEBB (mused) panied by Arthur Mann, Rickey'e Go-between 28-Inch rows. Chemical, Goodrich, General jury returned the indictment assistant. and Walter O'Malley Delicious Cookies, Motors, Sperry, Glenn Martin, yesteday in •connection with a TIN SHOP and Judge Henry L. Ugretta, 1Ii H. P. Clinton Engine, 41-cycl.... U. S. Steel, Santa Fe, Pennsyl- TWA Will Hake Stops doz. 20e card game in which the oificers part owners of en control. the club. Governor speed (hist like iminse-inade) vania Railroad and Anaconda. and Ira Davis, a white plumber, At Louisville Airport - OH, Gas and Coal Small declines were posted for are accused of participation. FURNACES Well send your laundry n I Price $225.00 Complete Apple Pies 39e American Telephone, N. Y. The charge, a felony, carries Louisville, Ky., April 22-4.r) Anytime—Anywhere back as clean and fresh as Rail- A representative of (Made with fresh frozen Central, Great Northern upon convietion a maximum Transson- Call a Gutters and Down Spoues new. With Plow. Harrow. Scratcher way. American Smelting. $500 fine and three-year sen- tinental Western Airline an- ' fruit) Replaced and Repaired and Cultivator. Youngstown Sheet, U. S. Rub- tence. nounced last night the airline TAXI 3 PARISIAN tte TELEPHONE 502 • ber, International Nickel, Air The patrolmen were accused plans to include stops here on ' New Management • FINCH'S Douglas Aircraft. its cast-west flight service, s' trt- Fulton Laundry-Dry Cleaners Williams 1141w. Co. Reduction. in individual indictments of suf- i III BERT BYNUM BAKERY Bethlehem and Sears Roebuck. fering gaming, a inn demeanor. ing about June 1. 220 E. Fourth "Km Clinton I Bonds and cotton futures were Davis also was indicted on a relatively steady. gambling charge. • GREAT DAY ON A MAIDEN TRIP APRIL 27,11147 NEW DODGE taw THE CAR THAT IS REALLY NEW Seeable

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