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•th FORECAST: Kentucky—Fair weathei with little changet in temperature to- day, tonight and Sunday. itabtr Thti Lifiron De- Five Cents Per Copy Vo. 199 tomb- .1, tlrolume XLVIII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Satan!, Evening, .4ugust 9, 1947 ioun- Better Isfied 4 Buddy Rose,5, „ Hughes Claims He Had Hocks at in- Rescued Today ves to M Airplanes Than Army or Navy, er al- muter range From Drowning heavy Ile `1t1n't Get Contracts awn. Life Is Saved But By Artificial hog,, industrialist Entertained Respiration Fulton Girls Army,II. N. Officials To Counteract Investigators Told DIVED, STRANGLED Capture Prizes ..."Hatred," Senate Buddy Rose, five-year-old :en. HAS FAITH IN HIS HUGE FLYING BOAT of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bo:ie, 803 STILL Jap Arch street, narrowly escapeo Katie And Brenda Brown, Washington. Aug. 9- -0.Th-- Hughes testified that the effee - drowning at Sunny Dip sv.iir. at Murray Howard Hughes testified today ; "Zero"—one of the most Jane White Win in the re- ming pool this morning. Friday Night that he decided upon entertain- I tive Japanese planes Horse Show Army officers and I cent war —was "copied'. from a Tip Nelms pulled ment for de- Lifegue.rd from Ful- important government of- speedy monoplane Hughes the lad front the pool and ap- Three young ladies other last night after he learned they had signed and flew several years plied artificial respiration after ton captured prizes [Hans county Horse a "hatred" for him as -being ago. Buddy had become strangled at the Calloway film producer in Cutchin Stadium stuck up." The Hollywood and seemed in immediate clang- Show held designer dropped State College. Chairman Ferguson ,R-Michi and airplane er of drowning. Bobby Snow at Murray into a long re- Barbara Kay (Katie' of the subcommittee, question- this information helped Tip in the successful at- Miss 21 years experience and Miss Brenda Sue ing Hughes about his $40,000,000 cital of his tempt to save the boy's life. Brown which he said it daughters of Mr. and in airplane contracts and en- In aviation in Buddy was taken to his home, Brown, than a coincidence" Mrs. Tucker Brown, won first tertainment accounts, promptly vAis "more UNVEIL CASEY JONES MEMORIAL—Barbara Jones (left), and was reported resting well. his company and Lockheed and second respectively in the demanded that Hughes identify that 14-year-old granddaughter of Casey Jones, unveils a bronze The fire department was ask- Corporation submitted Shetland pony saddle competi- by names these officials. Aircraft at the famed railroad engineer's aaaaa ed to bring its resuscitator to the same design for and granite monument tion. When Hughes said he could practically widow (seated) the pool, but when the truck ar- -engine interceptor plane. in Jackson, Tenn., in the presence of Casey's young prosecuting Jane White, daughter of not do so immediately, Ferguson a twin rived Buddy was breathing al- PROSECUTOR AND WIFE—SidneN meMath, Miss said that despite the ta at • and Lucius Beebe, New York columnist and railroad historian and Mrs. Bob White, won recessed the hearing until 9 a. Hughes most normally and the apparat- attorney and political leader. and his wife. Anne, of Hot Springs, Mr. finished what he called he un- who with his protographer, Charles Clegg, donated the me- in the open five-gaited m. (EST). Monday. fact he us was not used. Ark., who he says shot and killed his father, Hal P. McMath, 57. fourth and unprecedented" : John atop Marjorie Day. She Hughes told Senate investiga- a "brave Work' morial. had picture taken recently in their automobile. Young class said he was forc- reported at the pool this Royal Serenade twice tors today that "bad feeling" on design first, he or, th• It was stepped aside will ride Army to wait four had been jumping McMath named his wife as the slayer and then Day once tonight the aprt of Army officers pre- ed by the easy os that Buddy and Marjorie Lockheed could 35 he so s special prosecutor could present the ease. of the Mur- vented han from getting war- months until p to One into deep water, although in the final events ready. Motion Picture Hobby Only near time contracts for the produc- get its drawings could not swim. The ray horse show. the Army gh and 10 tion of pursuit planes "faster Then. he testified, tragedy occured at about what haa you • No Night Worship any the Army or Navy let the contract for o'clock. Flies1 than to you'll Many Interests Bombshell Clover Seed Sale Hughes acknowledged been known as the "P-38" 4.1 / 2- Of Joe Browder's had." : At C. P. Church that his huge flying boat under Lockheed. us for Army previ- By Oulda Jewell takes his films on all ot his McClellan To Serve Slower This Year; construction is too big to be He said that the down his mono- "I have never been a person trips and is always more than Over Shanghai Rest Of August "tremendously efficient," but ously had turned which was copied who could make a speech. I glad to show them to anyone On Ship Escorting i.Prices Are Higher backed his faith in the project plane design, There will be no evening wor- -Zero" despite the can't sing or play a musical in- interested. 44 Hours,59 Minutes Out by declaring that if it fails "I In the Jap ship at the Cumberland Presby- of crimson-clover set a transconti- strument—in other words, I The showing of my films has;Truman To States Movement will leave the country." fact that he Of Chicago In Record Try terian church during the re- farms has been slight- of seven and one could do nothing to entertain or been the cause of me meeting seed front Asserting that he had "put nental record H. M. McClellan of wattling Sundays in August. this year than usual hours "and It took the interest people—either my anti becoming friends with some Ensign Shanghai, Aug. 9—(41—Wil- ly slower the sweat of my life" into build- half one of the officers The official board of the than last year, the all its planes eight friends, or others whom I would prominent and interesting Fulton is ham P Odom and his flying and Mower ing the 200-ton flying boat, Army with very the de- church, in a recent meeting, Agricultural Econ- break it." have liked to make my friends. he said. who will serve aboard Bombshell plane passed over Bureau of Hughes told the Senate War In- years to people," which will escort called e minister, e Rev. W. today. It is esti- flying boat he said it Several years ago, I realised Stroyer Dyess, Shanghai without stopping arid omics reported vestigating committee that Of his. Mr. Browder. a man of un- Missouri on its It. Reid, to the pastorate of the 74 percent of the break any speed or long that I needed some hobby, with the battleship headed for Tokyo at 11.51 p. m. mated that "this plane crossed a barrier in will not doubted energy, has prosecuted Rio de Janeiro church for another year. crop of this seed records became "it which to interest people: so I return trip from tonight 48:52 a. m. C8T1 at an commercial size—the control system can no range flight his private interests success- Truman Nome by growers by July 15, tremendously efficient" chose motion pictures," said 82 carrying President altitude of 18,000 feet. The church building program was sold longer be operated by a man. is not fully and has achieved a defi- to Brazil. with 85 percent last said test flights are being year-old Joe Browder, one of from a visit to reach is getting off to a good start. compared even in an emergency." He nite place of influence and will fly to South Odom was expected and the 1941-45 mid-July • • • • because no satisfactory Fulton's most prominent pioneer The President hours and The membership is quite enthus. year • • • • held up prominence in Fulton. Until last tour. Tokyo in about two 76 percent. has been worked citiaens. Am f his a ill Apstic and cooperative in the average of control system year, he was' one of the pro- the son of 45 minutes. -July prices to growers "You see, until a few years Ensign McClellan is Work as it is being planned. , Mid out. prietors (senior partner) of the of the highest on record. They Hollywood plane builder I was quite a hunter. I have Mr. and Mrs. Ward McClellan When he passed over Shang wetke The ago, Elvowslgx JalUqg t'tinpany. $1720 per 100 pounds stand before the nen- hunted big game in Alaska q this city. . hal he was 44 hours and 591Itia- averaged took the -6?Ve time Iltr.11f6wder feta: clean seed, compared with committee to deny that he Canada. There I made pictures 'Ar uteri out of Chicago, where Ile : ardwell Beef for ate an extensive property owner in $16.95 last year and the 5-year made any profit out of a of the wild life. I also have had taken off at 12:53 p. m. EST,' had and Fulton county, hut average of $11.96. government contract pictures on my travels in Fulton Mayfield Man Thursday in an effort to halve' $20.000,000 at present. besides his home I Quality of the seed this year build the ship after the com- Co. Cuba. Florida and Mexico." the solo around-the-world re- to at 409 Third street. his show Phinned is good. It is better than that of had barred testimony Ky. continued Mr. Browder. here cord of the late Wiley Post. mittee property is limited to five farms 'last year, when the quality was Hugh Fulton, its 'former Mr. Browder said that he from —all surrounding Fulton. H In Wreck Will Be Held Aug. 12; I fairly good. counsel. He was born in Fulton county I ;Imports of crini-clover Fulton told reporters he -want- Fun Winners Will Compete "certain Today Dec. 17, 1884, of a very pronzl- PaulPatti Payne In Serious "Having' seed diking the year ended June ed a chance to answer Kentucky District Show Here tall have gone Press nent Fulton county family. Joe Condition After Auto 30 194/ were 283.100 pounds falsehoods that By The Associated seed about me." But Browder's parents were John Bardwell—The annual 4-H from Italy). None of this into the record Lexington—Atty. Gen. Eldon Struck Truck On Ky. 98 1, 1R-Mich Browder of Fulton county and Hollytvood baby beef show will be held was imported between July Chairman Ferguson S. Dummit. Republican nominee • Club conducting Matilda Baker of Gardner Sta- Mayfield—Paul Payne, May- on the court house lawn here I 1940 anci January 31, 1947. of the subcommittee for governor, and other GOP Hughes' opera- tion in Weakley County, Tenn. field Route 3, was in serious Former Bardwell Couple Aug. 12, beginning at 3:30 p. m. hearings into nominees were pledged support that Fulton could Hi' is the third of 11 children. condition in Fuller °Mani hos- 15 calves are ex-, tions ruled of 32 persons who had backed Rub Elbows With Stars Approximately Revenooers' Jobs brother, Enoch, was a pital here yesterday as a result pected to be entered In the! not testify. John Fred Williams, who op- His Pepper ID-Fla) asked partner in the Browder Milling of an auto-truck collision on Having dinner with such cele- show. Prizes will be $15, $12. $10,' Senator posed Dummit, in resolutions Not So Strenuous; he expected to make Company, until his death about Highway 98 three miles east of brities as Joan Crawford, Dana $8 and $6. Hughes if made public yesterday. The any profit out of constructing 13 years ago. Then his widow, Mayfield. Andrews, Tyrone Powers, Jon All the 4-H calves in the Pm- group also endorsed the admin- Less Moonshine the 200-ton flying boat. Mrs. Edna Browder, became a A sedan driven by Payne and Hall and Francis Langford is chase area will go to Fulton for istration of GOP Gov. Simeon "I don't see how I could have. partner. with her son, Leon, as a truck driven by Clifford Rose, quite an ordinary thing now to the same date. Washington, Aug. 9-01— Willis, who supported Williams. "ain't what it used Senator." the witness replied. manager. Benton Routel, collided head- a couple of kids from Bardwell. to 4-H Moonshining Entries are limited to be" in the mountains of Ken- "since any profit specifically was W. he was twenty-five Mr. on. State Highway Patrolmen Ky. coun- Lexington—A denial that Until Club members of Carlisle tucky and Tennessee. precluded in the contract. It's by re- Browder lived on his father's said. Sylvia (Mrs. Wray Ward), that K. McCurry had resigned ty. The best five calves from The Treasury Department has as plain as the nose on your of the Lex- farm in Fulton county. where Payne received a mangled brown-eyed lass at Smith's Cafe, the quest as commander Carlisle county will enter reported its "revencoers"—as fact that a loss had to be sus- Wars a rural school educa- left hand and serious cuts about yesterday received a card froin HUGHES LAUGHS —Howard ington Veterans of Foreign he acquired district show at Fulton Aug. 23 mountain people called them— tained." post Then he was engaged in the face, arm and shoulder. The an old Bardwell high school Hollywood millionaire . post was made by several tion. for competition with the best uncovered only 35 stills during Hughes. The chairman asked whether back- business of buying and sell- truck driver was not injured. chum, which read: builder, members yesterday. They the calves from other counties in June of this year in the two producer and plane anyone contracted government • ed the former commander who ing tobacco in Fulton until 1907, "Hi kids, the District 4-H Club sale on appearance on of Hughes 4 me? Would love to i states laughs during his officials on behalf said he quit "by personal choice." Caldwell Countian Charged Remember the Purchase area. originally. you. I think of you In June, 1946. the yield was the witness stand before the to obtain the contract He is national chief of staff of (Continued on Page Two) hear from engineers were With Arson In Recent Fite It's nice out here. 52 still seizures, while in the Senate subcommittee probing his "Certain of my the VFW. He said he plans to often. Gee, supplied certain on out. Bill is working in same month of 1940 the count contracts with the government back. here and retain the national office. Princeton — Luther Word, Come Fulton Musician design informa- L. A. We have fun. Went to the was 104. planes. preliminary Caldwell county, has been for said. Louisville Auto studio with Martha yesterday. The revenue agents arrested tion," he r0 Lexington—A drive to obtain charged with setting fire to an Becomes Corporal whether John Had dinner with Joan Craw- 32 moonshiners this June, com- • • Ferguson asked housing facilities for student outbuilding belonging to his sis- Hughes' still missing ford, Dana Andrews and Tyrone Bad Holz, Clermany,—Cpl. pared to 260 in the same month S Meyer, veterans at the University of ter, Mrs. Cannie Crawford, af- had a hand in Is Active Powers. Sunday night we ate James W. Walker, formerly of of 1940. Sesston publicity man, Kentucky went into its final day Club ter saturating the building with I contract. with Jon Hall and Francis 411 Maple ave., Fulton, has been The number of gallons of mash obtaining the today. Darrell B. Hancock, Pro- coal oil. Prompt action by fire- the records, Sen- Langford. See what I mean— promoted recently to his pres- seized dwindled from 37,911 in "You have vidence, U. K. Veterans Club West Kentuckians May men saved the Crawford resi- replied, "you Fun? "Evelyn". ent grade in the First U. S. In- one month of 1940 to 6.160 this ea enewe ator," Hughes president, said the canvass had AAA Affiliate dence. know whether he was working Join is Mrs. Bill Hayworth, fantry Division Band, First Di- June. procured facilities for about 100 Evelyn for me then." motorists Martha Hay- vision Headquarters here has Ask Willis students. Of interest to the sister-in-law of KEA Officials Ferguson pressed for a reply of western Kentucky is the re- worth. formarly of Bardwell, announceo. Raise Salaries whether he Corporal Walker, a tenor saxo- To Act To "I don't remember Winchester—Gold clubs valued newed activity of the Louisville known in the movies as Martha for me then," V phone player, entered the Army was working at $1,000 have been recovered in Automobile Club with district Stewart. now starring in the Louisville. Ky., Aug. 9—(4')--- say fur- in September, 1944 and came Hughes said. "I should a pasture near Newport, Ky., headquarters in Paducah. current movie "I Wonder Who's Gov. Simeon Willis again has recall his work- overseas in February, 1945. He ther that I don't identified by Manager Earl William H. Lawson, who is Kissing Her Now". been asked to call a special ses- and wears two campaign stars on ing on the cargo plane contract." Cantler of the Winchester Coun- district manager, is busy sign- Martha is another school- sion of the legislature to appro- the European Theater ribbon. try Club a part of those stolen ing up new members. During chum of Sylvia's. priate $10,500,000 for teachers' .„ here July 21. the past three and one-half salaries for the 1947-48 school Clapp Will Speak months he has secured approx- year. directors and district of- Madisonville—Robert L. Ray, imately 200 new members in Group Enjoys Vacation Visit ficers of the Kentucky Educa- At Gilhertsville Kentucky. announced here 37, Hopkins county clerk, in- western Oflbertsville — Gordon R. Louisville Automobile Club jured Thursday night in an The yesterday. Clapp. chairman of the Tenn- with the American K. E. A. representatives automobile accident, was re- is affiliated North Michigan The essee Valley Authority, will de- Association, and, To Funk Lodge, a resolution asking for the ported in fairly good condition Automobile said liver an address Monday, Aug. continued to func- session was sent to Gov- at Nashville, Tenn., general hos- while it has Obion Funk lodge. special 18, at the TVA village auditorium its organization A group of Fulton and Willis at Frankfort. They pital. Corp. Addiston Dale Havi- tion since this 'morn- Among the fish caught by the ernor in Calbertsville at a meeting years ago, it has had no countlans returned said copies were being sent land, 19, Rushville. N. Y., who many -fishing trip Kentucky and Tennessee visitors also by the East Side Pro- sod in western Ken- ing from a vacation candidates for governor. The sponsored was riding with Ray, was in- representative -Bushel Club at was a four-pound Lake Superior to Club of Marshall county. his the past 17 years. to Funk's 500 A originally asked for a moters jured fatally when Ray's car tucky for in the trout, landed by Mr. Babb. He K. E. will be Clapp's first ap- here to secure Marinesco. Michigan, It Pak; and a trailer truck collided be- Its present drive the also reported seeing numbers of this area as the new was brought northern lake section of become pearance in strw tween Clarksville and Nashville. new members deer, bears and timberwolves chairman of the TVA board. He the creation of Ken- state. eihaaelcsteeimtsse'e,'iorgntehnleacsyresolution sail. IP Another soldier from Camp about by the trip were in the Michigan forests. smPe'OrTe Maki E. Lilienthal the subsequent Those making "now that schools are opening. succeeded Campbell, Sgt. Otis F. Penning- tucky Lake and Paul Butts, Wil- Several Fulton deer hunters when the latter was named of tourists. Mr. and Mrs. . . and many teaching positions ton, 20, Beton county, Miss., was influx Elvis Babb, Mrs. Lot- visited the Funk lodge last win- chairman of the Atomic Con- American Automobile As- liam Ward, have not and will not be filled." reported in serious condition. The Ward Johnson, Billy ter, and reports from those who trol Commission is a non-profit organ- tie Pierce, The governor recently offered sociation Mr. Duncan of were there this week incUcate founded in 1903 to give Owens and conditionally to call a special Louisville—The second fatality ization county and Mr. Yates that there will be plenty of E N V 0 Constantin Tsai. service to its members. At pre- MEDIATION SERVICE HEAD— Obion Y— session, chiefly to appropriate Leader Congratulates resulting from an explosion and Hoyt Boyd of Water Valley. sport for hunters when the sea- dads. Greek forelgu minister. Jr., sent it has a membership of Cyrus S. Ching (above) was money for education and wel- Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Dalton. aboard a cruiser in Municipal The latter four were winners son opens this year. Mr. Babb visited the United States in con- a 2,500,000 by President Truman in fare. Later, however,' he said on the birth of s_ven pound Boat Harbor occurred yesterday named in recent corn-growing contests. said the pilot of their plane nection with Greece's complaint Anyone interested in learning on alleged aid majority House Democrats have 12 ounce boy yesterday evening when LeRoy Sale, 47, Louisville Washington to head the govern- Since the lakes and forests flew low over the lakes and to United Nations more about joining the club may to guerrilla forces inside Greece blocked his proposal by refus- at 7:30. at the Fulton hospital. died in General Hospital of ment's new independent media- the party visited are all but in- showed them hundreds of deer lie- contact Mr. Lawson at Paducah, by Yugoslavia. Albania and trig to agree to his program in He has been named Mark Mucky burns. Victor O. Rumble, 45. tion service under the Taft-Hart- accessible by land, a private watering shortly before dark or leave a message for him at Bulgaria. advance. Myer. Loulaville, died of burns last ley Act. plane flew them to and from the one evening. Sunday, the day after the blast. Smith's Cafe. 4.

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9, 1947 Sail Daily Leader, Fuego's, Kentucky Saturday Evening,:higust Two Fulton tee of the First Methodist Hams Jr. of Fulton; Joe Brow- Sp FULTON -- Sun. — 814)11. — Til-,.. IIOSPIT AL NEWS church. He was chairman of the RdeurthWilaillaunym .N Blvicliere, . IlLwL Mentortlg— building conunittee when the: and asanond, gothr church was built, and worked! He also has Nibs Ran, Raymond Waggoner in doing all of Mayfield. alcely. diligently during the building three great-gra.pdchildren. DAILY SINCE 1868 , Ni 3, is doing period to see that the building yee, indeed. Mr. Joe Browder Will Hed a Route 4strui WEEK DAY EVENING. 400 Main efireet, Fulton, Kentucky. nicela was completed properly. He also fp PIJBLLSILLD EVERY has done his share in making here Act1. Nict,:ree is doing nicely, made a large donation to its tag ve IILLO AUSTIN AOKIN•ON building fund. Fulton what it is today—one of Ott's MANNY 111;NTON COITOR Mrs. D. ti. Merryman is doing PUOL,INCII/ INANAOINO Mr. Browder is a member of the most progressive little towns int] March 1, 1879. nicely. Kentucky. lag Littered at second class matter at Fulton, Kentucky, under act of Comeress of the Fulton Rotary Club. and was in western Mrs. Charles Morris, Lynnville; he i: doing aicely. until recent years a member of OINDISONIPTION RAMIS: SEC RATE SOX IN OtA118111111:1 SECTION. Orot &auk Ccivin •is doing nicely, quite a number of civic and ['bone 341 es 134141 in Fulton. talki NCQUIIIIIT. and baby, other organizations Keiser Setting Pace 11OVENTIOINO I SUOMITTED ON Mrs. laulip Kocher time RJate 4.., e doing nicely. In 1890 he married Miss Sallie exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news vine The Associated Press is entitled Baby Stephen Lee Dyer is de.. Thompson. daughter of A. T. In Esmeralda Open 'printed in Ms newspaper, as well as all AP news dispatches. % and America (Baucumo Thomp- pen. big nicely. Lock nicely. son of Fulton county. To this Spokane, Wash., Aug. 9—i41— Unita Cross is doing field Mrs. J. R. Alexander is doing marriage were born two chit- That thin man from Akron who Please Hear With Us Return To Religion dren, Ruth and Helen. Helen I; lets his golf clubs do most of just nicely. Gian This newspaper is faced by an acute paper By Dewitt MacKenzie, Mrs. Leia Wright. Beelerton, now Mrs. Will Creason of May- his talking—tall Herman Keiser field. She is a graduate of perched atop the scoring long shortage. We have enough paper on hand now AP Foreign Affairs Analyst is doing insult'. --was Hamilton College at Lexington. ladder at the halfway mark in Broo during next week, with luck. We Mrs. Walter Weaver is doing to publish - Civil wars in Surope and Asia, bloody re- Ky. Ruth, who t:ompleted her the $10,000 E-meraida Open golf comi have no assurance of receiving any paper nicely. the prisals in Palestine and counter reprisals in t.muntic k .1 Mrs. J. D. Parham is doing education in Ward Belmont Col- tournament today. after that. We are trusting to luck and the Camel WI* sal MAmixt. 011:Ara ate at Nashville, Tenn., is the hitti England, the eastern and western blocs gun- Ilome.o.t..h,"wiehil...., WAIL% anti .1.1m nicely. . lege generosity of more favorably situated pub- wife ol Clyde Williams, cashier Keiser's 13) for 36 hales—Ox All t ning for each other at close range; all Mrs. Howard Arnold, Union par--gave hint the pace lishers to see us through the remainder of the of the City National Bank of below Win these untoward events and many more City, is doing nicely, position among the 64 who and year. Fulton. make one view with respect Cala:Tat Dwight Claude Pewitt is doing nicely. qualified yesterday on Indian ter t that we Mrs. A. C. Bell is doing nicely. Mr. Browder's first wife, Sal- For this reasen, it is necessary Wisenhower's remark in Billings. Montana. the • Canyon's wind—kissed fairways, ly, a Mrs. Douglas Fuller, Duke- lie, died over 15 years ago and discontinue each subscription to our paper other day that -It looks more and more as with a two-stroke bulge on the Leo 1 " about three and one-half years DAY THAT THE SUBSCRIPTION accept dom, is doing nicely. field. Ben Hogan af Hershey. Pa., Hart ON THE though the Urfited States will have to later he married Mrs. Addle ex- o' ta> 0. E.• Allen, Route 4. is doing who shared the first day lead seeni lel(1'iRE/3. There can tie no grace period a two-world concept when we have been Paschall. his present wife. He 111060-....ziwohamis nicely. with Keiser at 65. skidded to Clam tended to delinquent subscribers. This must working for a one-world plan." is has a step-daughter. Mies Mary MIS', CAI ENDER IS BRIDE will be co-hosteaas. Henry Roberts. Dukedom, second place with a 71-136. tract be done in fairness to those who keep their Attorney General Tom B. Paschal!, who now is employ- About that time OF WILLIAM D. VAN DYKE C.sup B will n:cct in the home doing nicely. '1.1948. subscriptions paid up to date or in advance. the same subject in a Mrs. Carl Robey is doing nice- ed An Washington, D. C. Clark delved into In ono 01 the most beautitul of :Ars. Eldridge Orymes• with Sunday School ly. Mr. Browder has seven grand- South America is the fourth We regret very much the necessity for speech at the International cd the Summer weddings, Miss Mrs. Warren Graham and Mrs. Th Mrs. Walter Ridgeway, Route children' Mrs. Nicholas Kish of largest of the continents, with adopting this new policy. We realize that it Convention at Des Moines. He said the clear 'Grecs Louise Cavender became IL. N. Gifford as cahostessew 5, is doing nicely. N. Y.; Mrs. Robert Koell- an approximate area of 7i S-mil- often is inconvenient, or .mpossible, tor sub- problem posed before mankind is this: Can the bride of William Deaderick Group C will meet with Mrs. Buffalo, Rose Stahr, Hickman, is do- 'Mg of Chicago, Ill.; Clyde Wil- lion square miles. scribers to pay in advance or on the day their the peoples of this earth live in world broth- Van Dyke last night at Calvary E. J. McCollum seal Mrs. Edgar co-hcata s. lug nicely. 't paper expires. But we have no alternative. erhood? If they cannot. then the teachings lipis,opal church in Memphis. I Heil will be was in The East nate group will We're out of paper. and accomplishments ot the last 2.000 years The bride, who glien maratitee by het lather. was meet h Mrs. J. 8. Hutcherson, Jonas Clank— are will be for naught. Our civilization will dis- Gus Houston is doing nicely. In the meantime, rest assured that we love y in her gown of ecru satin. The Wesleyan Service Guild Solidus, liondaN in a series of atomic explosions. Mrs. William Forrester and making every effort to locate more newsprint. appear Tao chapel, uecorsted with will meet alonday evening for a against itself? baby are doing It does not seem fair that other, larger pap- Why is the world divided floral arrangements of white picnic at the Country Club. nicely. FULTON and Tuesday W. W. Ethridge is doing nicely. enough paper to increase their Clark answered that bluntly: gladioli amid Southern Smilax, The Uneedus Group will meet ers can obtain Mrs. R. A. Fields is doing nice- we can dismiss fitting background for in the parlor of the First Metho- 1:34:474/1-1:49-11::".vi Me and their circulation when the smaller "The time has passed when formed a Shows Sunday as a the wedding partly The entire dist church at 7:30. Mrs. H. 1r papers in smaller cities are on the brink of the spread of atheistic Communism Mrs. W. H. Brown remains the scene was lighted by a soft glow Drewry, Mrs. Frank Wiggins and suspension, but that's the way it is now phenomenon of the lunatic fringe. No longer same. myriads of white tapers in Mrs. H. H. Bugg will be co-hos- , do we visualize the destroyers of democracy of We have not bought, and will not buy, Mac: white candelabra. tesses. THRILLS IN Christianity as a bomb-carrying, be- Fulton Hospital— THUNDERING market newsprint. We believe our readers will and Among guests who arrived Today he is Patients admitted: THRILLING TECHNICOLOR! agree that it would be better to have no paper whiskered man in heavy boots. early were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. F. S. Stover, Dukedom. to contribute to the streamlined, in all kinds of guises. sometimes Parker. Miss Mimi Fentress, PERSONALS at all for a while than Mrs. K. P. Dalton, Jr., Fulton. behind a democratic front. The principles of Jack Erb. Miss Katherine Har- Friends of J. M. fahambeis, Sr., economic chaos that must result if black Dismissed: imply justice to all. The tenets grave and her Elliott formerly of this city, will be . market traffic is encouraged. We'll do our best Christianity fiance. Mrs. Leonard Connor, Fulton They Nelson, with Mrs. Lucille Har- sorry to hear that he is serious- L to locate legitimate newsprint for your home- of the police state are just the contrary. Mrs. L. 0. Bradford. Fulton.* and and Mrs. William ly 1 at Ms home in Russellville.' pass on to their destruction over t1Se chang- grave Mr. Mrs. Fred Hudson, Crutchfield. town paper. all of Ky ing whim of aictators—and the ruin that fol- Hargrave. Memphis; Mr. Ruby Nell Clark, Crutchfield, and Mrs. Ingram Busby and is great." Gerald Clark, Crutchfield. lows Miss Ruth Gray, Miss Ada Marie Mr and Mrs. Johnson We Try To Be Fair 303 West street, have returned James Howard Janes, Hick- That being the situation, where uo we, go Eagle and Wick Ransom, Mr. Published directly below this editorial is an from a vacation trip to the man. front here? I'm reminded of a story I heard and Mrs. Gardner Boone. Mr. open letter from Mayor T. T. Boaz replying to and Mrs. C. M. Talmadge Orr, &lake• Mountains and Lookout as a lad in my Vermont village. A farmer lost Mountain. a letter similarly published yesterday by :18 Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Campbell. Mrs. Georgia summons will MOVIES ONLY ONE OF valuable horse which had jumped the fence Aroused Fishermen.'' a all of Memphis. One of the at- BReenOWPEnhuvaR'fSroullINZEgeR0EneSTS of its pasture and wandered away. Neighbors tractive visitors for the In view of the criticism this paper has re- wedding leave tomorrow for Memphis, jollied the farmer in the search, but without was Miss Juliet Jones of May- publishing the letter from the where she will visit relatives. ----- ceived for result. Finally an ancient gaffer announced field. Her escort was William bought the Fulton we submit the follow- nthoeuryemailiishe self-styled fishermen, that he would find the horse, and hobbled off Morgan. A group of friends wait- Mrs. James Hicks Mrs. Alzo ;all of which has been said ing information on his cane amidst laughter Before long he ing in the foyer were Dr. and Hicks. I've's. F. B. Pinson and Mr. Browder has been a di- i 4 in these columns betore; about our Letters to Mrs. Robert Caradine, Mr. and i daughter, Mrs. Dean Adams of Bank came back leading the animal, and members rector of the City National NEWS John and Mr. anti 14depenasnee. Mo., Mrs, Coul- , ADDED—CARTOON And ilooX the Editor column: of the general-store club demanded how he Mrs. Patton since;it aims organized. Mrs. Frank Crump. In anothar ter of F'ultan. Mr. and Mrs.' We require that all letters given us for pub- He was president of the iS found it group listening to the nuptial Hubert Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. Leo. licatioa be signed, although the names were Commercial Club 1110W tilt' music were Mr. and Mrs. W. Duke and Mrs. Attie Dew Commerce) in 1915 will be withheld from publication upon re- "Weil," he said, "1 went and sat down on a . - Chamber of Wiley Graham and their son- . an sirs. i August of that year, with, Sunday anti Publication of a letter to the editor rock in the horse's pasture and asked myself: and in quest. in-law and daughter, Mr. and Brann Tuesday to promote a l by this 'Where would you go if you were a horse?' a strong desire does not constitute an endorsement Mrs. Robert Craft of Proctor, for better roads! and I decided that I would go over by the old Miss Mamie Iknnett and sentiment ORPHEUM Monday newspaper. Ark, and Mrs. Sally King and George Huddleston were in around Fulton. Mr. Erowder ask- • grist mill on the creek, where the grass is Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey D. Potts If such a letter is not obviously libelous, if Memphis. Tuesday, and Wed- ed that all stores and offices be green. I went to the mill and the horse was Sr., their son-in-law and daugh- ihows Sunday 11111-3:311-7113-8:0 It does not violate the standards of common nesday attending "Naughty closed for one day when men ter, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Bailey of num-1 decency and morality, if it is submitted by there." . Marietta" starring our own Kent: Of town and county to the So, haring used a bit of horse-sense, what Csicago and Memphis and an- her of about 1,500 Joined in giv- • sincere and conscientious citiaens though Williams. Miss Bennett and Mr. i Attorney Oeneral other daughter, Miss Sue Potts. a day of actual labor on the ANN SOTHERN "gripe" or an axe to grind 0. we is the answer to our search? Iluddleston were the guests of , ing SlIf'S they have a Miss Cavender is the daugh- I widening and improving of the to publish it Clark says: Mr. Williams. believe we have an obligation ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Caven- ro.Thated Ifiocm Dthuvkiseidoonmoftto cJeorfdoaren c. ! MR EYE Failure to do so would be denial of freedom "To put it in the language ol our day--we der of this city. Hubert Hardy, Si., is in Fort ON HER of the press which the constitution guaran- must accept and practice the teachings of Miss Emma Ruth Cavender, Worth. Tex.. to buy a home for' and other railroad men joined: who publish of this city, attended her sister his son, H. L. Hardy, Jr. was the first I 144N1 tees every citizen—not just those the Nazarene—or else." : in the work. This ..414 as of OS ON newspapers and other media. maid honor, and the '.Naugh"! definite move toward the build- A Lme.O Many men of many lands are thinking were George Alley attended that public officials must bridesmaids Miss Camilla ing of better roads in this area. It is unfortunate along the same line. President Truman. in a Pope Van Dyke, sister of the ty Marietta" at the MOAT in ADDED—COMEDY and CARTOON they cannot In 1914 he was made chairman be targets of public criticism, but message the other day to the Baptist World bridegroom and Miss Ann Memphis Thursday. of the Harris Fork Creek Drain- hope to please everyone all of the time. They Copenhagen, urged spiritual as Phillips Miss Congress in Grainger and Ruth age Committee and organized accept their liability to criticism the minute Smythe Graham. They wore well as political and economic cooperation ! the effort that resulted in the g•••V•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••; of pink 2 New Recruiters they take office. among nations to achieve a peaceful world dretses billowy mar- !original drainage of the Harris emboasecl with i • Surely the city officials could not charge community. quisette clusters i Fork Creek from Fulton to the • of white roses. Their bouquets Sent To Paducah this newspaper has directed any undue ' Obion River, and for many years that were of shaggy lavender giant' brief year that the Former Governor Harold Stassen of Min- Station.- thereafter Fulton was free tram criticism at them in the asters tied with matching satin 1 Area Armye • nesota, who also participated in the Des floods as a result. • present management has been in Fulton. As ribbons and they wore lavender • Moines Sunday School Convention, told a press I Paducah.—The U. S. Armyi :IS elected presi- a matter of fact, we have supported them on in their wasi In 1976 he NV • LADIES, asters hair. there has been a strong re- recruiting station personnel Building and several occasions when we knew that to do conference that Harold McGeor, s served dent of the Fulton • as increased last week by the as— ssociation and in this• Watch This Spore bitter personal attacks surgence to religion in Europe since the war. best man and groomsmen were Leaoti eitAy so would be to invite signment of two new Air Corps' took an active part• For of He recently made an extensive tour abroad. I Robert Deadrick Van Dkye III, he Announcement Opening of upon ourselves. M. Sgts.. M. Sgt Kenneth Wa defense of a suit that • also noted this in numerous countries brother of the Mi i. in the We have made no investigation of the fish- bridegroom; 1 Isaac who reported in from San doomed every Build- • 0 '4 during my last European tour. John P. Cavender, brother of have • Morris Automatic Laundrette ing worm question, which on its face appears Bernardino Air Material Area.' Loan Association in the bride; Charles Palmer III ingK and extreme. It is a matter of In many parts of the world men are turn- Camesarlif..i.,and M. Sgt. Joseph A. I had it not been suc- In building next to Memorial Stadium to be trivial in the of Sheffield, Ala., Dr. Hubert, cKessenituuielyky little moment to us where fishing worms may ing back to spiritual and moral values. Re- from Andrews Field, defended. He is still • Turley Jr., John Coulter Wycicaff :Washington, D. C. 1•111•••1111•111M111111111111111111111111111111111111111111•L be found, and who shall dig and sell them. ligious conferences are being held in both completed:, president of the local associa- and William W. Dillard. M. Sgt. Mesaris has With the recent political campaign and the hemispheres. Here in America at the moment Immediately after the cere- 1 19 years of regular Army service' tthrsin:.t. Browder was elected newsprint and other more press- over 600 delegates from 30 states and numer- molly. a reception was held at scramble for with the U. 8. Army Air Forcer. mn„.„. of Falton in 191.7, and us ous foreign ,..ountries are attending the the University Club. nig problems confronting during the past i Since M. Sgt. Mesaris le married! artved four years. He is a trus- months, we have had little time to fish. North American Assembly for Moral Re- Upon their return from a wed- to a Princeton girl he has been! - ding to We recommend Mayor Boaz' letter to our armament at Mackinac Island, Michigan. A trip Havana, the couple assigned to the Princeton sub-i 'will live It 1577 Galloway. readers for their careful consideration. If similar M. R. A. Meeting is being held in Caux. I Station for duty. Marie Ice Cold sis. Madanie there is nothing untoward in the fishing Switzerland. Even in countries which have 1 M. Sgt. Isaac, a veteran of BENNETT-BAKER i years of rervice With llic fi,r I worm transaction, we think the city officials anti-religious governments, the ferment of Palmist and Advisor VOWS ARE PLEDGED Forces. will perform his duties cause for concern. religion is at work Satisfaction Guaranteed hay no further Miss Dorotht Sue Bennett. 1 with ths Prcruiting qtation in daughter of Mr. andbecame Mrs. R. the 'I'. rind is at present resid- I I ant sure that signment for a minimum period No Gypsy Lady With of worms. the let- Ilennett of Martia, hag at 2902 Clark street with his; Say— to was year within the georgra- Radio Mind Our Readers ter referred written Ina of one aride of Jame- Faker, son of iI wifeg and three year-old daugh-I To the People_of Fulton: non-residents of Fulton. who do. phical limits of the Second Army I Mrs. Roy Baker e.' Sharon'. San- PAST PRESENT FUTURE not help defray any casts, but Area. This urea includes seven Say at 12 o'clock ;it the Sharon , ' Watermelons August 8th edition of this Advice on business, love The that some one states: Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, 1 a letter supposed- are chagrined Methodist chtirel:. divorce paper carried initiative than West Virginia, Virginia. Mary- courtship, marriage, to fishing showed more Mess Irene tameland served I Identical Twins Now Available At ly with reference land and Pennsylvania. Indi- suits, falls names of friends privileges in the Fair- they. the bride as maid of honor, and worm full responsibility for viduals enlisted under this au- Jeter and enemies, business specu- grounds. However it turned out I accept Thompson • erved as the Tennessee Choice worm sale and persoeality thority will be initially assigned lation of all kinds. Has no be more political than for the the bridegroom's bee man. ge • to the attack upon an ia- directly to an under-strength The bride is purported purpose. resent a iraduate el F Or 'Miss America' equal. nocent officer. unit or installation of their Martin high tehol was the reach of On July 14. 1947. I executed a and Reading fee within Respectfully youis. choice within the geographical county agent's secretary for a Chattaracma, Tann., Aug. 9— to Mr. W. F. Mathis for 5 all. lease T. T. BOAZ, Mayor limits of the Second Army. year. Mr. Baas:. is a ani—Misses Jean and June Cun- ,4 graduate FULT0Nl9i .E CO. years at $25.00 per year in ad- Located in pullman auto The minimum period of en- of Sharon heal :chopl and has ninghani. identical twins, were vance. Mr Mathis contacted me trailer on highway 45 golag provisions of served in the N vy. named ' Ali`74 Tennassee" mat • • as Mayor. and Mr. K. P. Dalton listment under the north, Fulton highway at Direct Assignment this three years The couple still make their night a is easent the state in Hours ,lid know anything about the authority will be not in the na'r beauty contest at Hugh Phillips Garage. One the lease or the vice. and each enlistment will be for home Shasei, where the propene]. Area I Atlantic t v in September. mile from city limit. Union as I know he knew To 2nd Army i the regular Army. bridgroom is elm:teed in farm- In fact so far • compete in the na- Tenn. Office hours 9 it whatsoever. Further information may be Mg. -.They City, nothing about I.. lis as individuals. and as a distinct Offered Enlistees obtained at the recruiting sta- tional a.m. HI 10 pm. daly The proposal cama a ruling and to 75c Pa- W. 8. C. S. Glifif:Pg howeer oreseding room for $1.00 surprise to ine and I feld at the Paducah,—Effectivo imme- tion, 29 Federal Building. Sunday. :thane First TO MEET MONDAY of the aeaoaal committee di- time that clue to the tremendous matey, the U. 8. Army recruit- ducah: National Bank white and coloied. All wel- Mayfield. and All grolme ot the Woman's rectors coat of handling garbage that ing service is authorized at ac- building. the come. Look for sign. Licene- front men with courthouse. Princeton. Society of 011'i:thin Service will The la 3.0 girls will be 19 Sales niade only at platform— L picked up by the cept enlistments Tennessee. any amount years old ext week, are flee ed by State of the worms would aid in prior service in any of the meet at 3 o'clock Monday after- city for 3-' .hes Lill. weigh 1101 Madame Marie is not to be payment ef the cost. armed forces who were discharg- White men in the United noon. feet 6 the in the home poundc s always tire's, classed as Gypsy. No Deliveries. did It occur to me shat ed on or after May 12. 1945 and States who reach the age of 65 Group A will meet Little of T. J. Hairnet', Sr. Mn.. E. They of. ...is a clawing school IRST TIIII. HERE of s ir City. State and who are otherwise eligible Inc have- a life expectancy of 12 Mrs. the fate I. Mount and Mr.. 0. Ft. Jenkins here. ilation depended upon the sale enlistment for direct initial as- years.

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1947 Saltifikly Evening, kaput 9, 1947 rulton Daily Leader, Fulton, kentucky Page Throe Brow- Sports Roundup and MissMcLean reason, By Gavle Talbot Miners Score Three In Eighth YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League o has (Fee Hugh Fullerton, Jr.) Barred By Fair 2 Chien-matt 1 111 in- rowcter , New York, Aug. 0--(Sia—A o Take 2 nd Game Of Series 3-1 mugs) istrong feeling has developed The Chicks lost last night to by Lynch and took first. Prolt!): Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 0 asking recent that Mel Horse Show Group Says here in days the Madisonville Miners at Fair- slashed to seine Roston 7 New York 5 (10 in- one of out a single Ott's (Hants are ,preparing to (field by a score of 3-1. They were Lockwisad, taking second on thc Father's "Past Behavior"'nings) towns tump into the National League outhit 8-5. They committed throw in and pushing Stanch To Blame For I St. Louis 6 Pittsburgh 0 • lag large feet. Rejeclion eight with both three errors to one for the around to third. &pond thu.. he boys who follow the Polo Miners. The better team won. singled and Scotch and Prottlx Louisville, Ky., Aug. 9—Oa-- American League Grounders day after day are Manager Thomas L. Clore Of But that isn't half of the raced home. Lynch Schmidt Boston 9 New York 6 talking pennant fol• the first the 1947 Kentucky state fair 'ace story. things to put him on first. Zubik end Chicago 4 Detroit 2 (10 la- time, and they have about con- There are a lot of horse show reported yesterday that don't show on the score ed the inning by Hying out to ithigs! pelt vinced themselves it could hap- Rhodes. that entry blanks for seven Cleveland 4. St. Louis 1 if Whitley book. There is a thing called pen. They declare that The same two teams play here horses had been returned to Miss Washolgton at Philadelphia. Lockman, a brilliant young out- -heart" for which the scorers -(41- tonight in the last game of the Jean McLean. rain fielder, had not broken his leg Have never devised a symbol. It The horse show advisor' com- 10 who te series, beginning at 8:30 o'clock. ------just before the season began the something the Chicks have in mittee, Clore said, rejected the iost of great big portions. The Chicks take to the road American Association Keiser Giants would have been in front blanks and $6O in fees because Minneapolis 13 It tomorrow, playing at Owensboro Toledo 10, 10 ;coring long ago. As matters stand, the was what they were play- of "past behavavior" of her fath- innings ing with last night. At tomorrow afternoon. ark in Brooklyn Dodgers appear to be one time er, George T. McLean, Ports- Columbus 7 St. Paul 5 en golf coming back to the field, and In the game they had four BOX SCORE mouth, Va. Louisville 6 Pitchers and two Kansas City 5 the Giants, with their terrific catchers in the Fulton AB R PO A Oalhill Chief, 1946 grand Milwaukee 9 lineup. Lynch was on Indianapolis 3 hitting, must be given a chance. the hill Buck 9b 3 0 0 2 champion winner acre, was es--34X the pitched an excellent All they need is fair pitching to ball Gray 2b 1 5 5 among the seven hors'es submit- Southern pace game!: Wessell was in AallbeildillNa e win a majority of their games, right Rhodes es 2 1 8 2 ted for this year's show, sche- Meld: Engel was ill left Mobile 12 Birmingham 11, 14 I who and they have been getting bet- field; Pechous If ...._2 0 0 0 .0 duled for Sept. 7-13. Indian Hardcastle was on first. Lis, Innings ter than that lately. Incidental- Peterson ef 1 0 0 0 0I In Norfolk, Va., yesterday, the regular catcher Nashville 8-4 Little Hoek 0-2 irways, ly, a report the other day that was in cen- Lis If-cf 2 0 1 0 0 McLean said he would come to ter field and Memphis 4 Chattanooga I on the Leo Durocher might manage the Litzelfeiner was Hardcastle lb 1 12 0 Louisville to present Miss Mc- receiving. 3 New Orleans 6 Atlanta 1 ey. Pa., Harlemites next year would Litzelfeiner c 4 070 Lean's entries personally. Al ,y lead With such a combination teem to have been far-fetched. you Wessell rf __ 3 1 1 0 they are not accepted, he said, YESTERDAY'S STARS led to could hardly Chicks Glans officials say Ott's con- expect the Lynch p 3 0 0 2 "I have instructed my Itoutsvilte By The Associated Prose 16. tract extends "at least" through to stay in th tame park with the Engel If O 0 0 atcrneys to ask for an injune- 41948. FORCE OUT AT SECOND BASE—Andy Palk° (IS) of the t int ago Cubs, is forced out at setonti Miners. They not only stayed In (Ma restraining the state fait Batting, Bill Nicholson, Cubs-- broke up pitchers' duel between base in the third inning at Wrigley Field in Chicago (Aug. Si as Benny Men- there, they almost won. Totals 29 association from advertising any fourth 5 27 17 3 Johnny . Schmitz and Ewell Th9 showdown between Ted tact of the leaps away from the spikes anti tosses to first, attempting to get a They went ahead in the sev- Madisonville AB II PO A claeses as world's champion- s, with enth 1-0 Blackwell with 11th inning home play on Phil Cavarretta's roller to Reds Kermit Wahl. Umpire is Butch Hen- only to have the Miners DeOrazia ef 0 1.0 0 ships". come back in the eighth and McLean had been barred from tor 2-1 victory over Cin- line. The Cubs won 2 to 1. Sepich 2b 1 1 6 3 cinnati. take the lead 3-1. They were Proulx 3b the 1944 fair here, officials said. • 1 1 3 2 Pitching, George Munger, about to win in the eighth when &pond If for allegedly striking two judges Schroeder and Frankie Parker right after the national chain- ____4 3 6 0 Cardinals—shut out Pittsburgh Zubik threw Buhl at them. Schmidt as in another show. plonshap, and that they will have 1 0 3 with three hits, 6-0, for the second singles berth on Dyersburg And all credit must go Zublk doubled and FOR SALE to Buhl. c 4 O 9 2 singled to drive the U. S. Davis Cup team now to start digging up a new Davis He took over after in two rune for Cup team next year, anyway. Lockwood lIarrington cf 4 O 0 0 Livestock Market St. Louis. is scheduled to take place next had walked Us and had started Phelan lb 4 1 9 0 to walk Hardcastle. Buhl fin- Lockwood p Chicago, Aug. 9-0"1--(USDA) week at Newport, R. I. Frankie, How the Mighty Have Fal- Sends Golfers 3 O 0 TOMORROWS SCHEDULE ished walking Hardcastie and Buhl p 1 O 0 1 —Salable hogs 300 estimated), 111 1 NCH'S at South Orange len Dept.: One expert, making National League a. unable to play threw three balls to Litzelfelner total 2,300; compared week ago: week because of a pulled a pre-season stab at ranking Second Inter-City Match this before he found the plate. He Totals 34 butchers under 240 lbs. around Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Bos- his racket arm, the nation's college football 3 8 27 14 1 muscle under To Be Played In Fulton then proceeded to strike out 25 higher; other weights butch- ton at New York tat, Cincinnati working him- teams, starts off with Notre Score by innings: has been slowly three Chicks In a row—Litzel- ers steady; sows 25-50 lower. at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St. BAKERY shape in recent Dame at No. 1 and goes clear Tomorrow, Aug. 10, 20 goers Madisonville ____ 000 000 030 Self back into felner, Wessell and Lynch. Salable cattle 500 !estimated!: Louis expects to be ready. Of down to Yale at No. 25—and he from the Dyetsourg Country Fulton 000 000 100 , days and His fast ball was so fast total not given; compared week AmerScan League Club are expected in Fulton to the Summary: RBI--Szpond 2. course, it is within the realm of haen't gotten to Army yet!. . batters had difficulty E3B ago: temperatures high, water- New York at Boston, Wash- meet local Country Clubbers in getting —Rhodes, Lockwood. 2BH— Fillt011, passibility that Frankie and Ted If the Dodgers remain up there, their bats off their fills liberal; strictly good and,ington at Philadelphia (2), Chi- KN. the second inter-city match of shoulders in Rhodes, Scotch, &pond will both get to play singles in Jackie Robinson will receive time to swing. SH— choice steers and long yearlingsl cago at Detroit, St. Louis at the year. He looked as Buck. DP—Rhodes to the cup challenge round later more than a few scattered votes good as Gray to 50 higher; top at 33.50 stoop 75 I Cleveland (2). Shultz ever looked last Hardcastle, Buck to this month. That is, providing as the most valuable player in The Tennesseans won over year. Gray to higher than last week; all choice the U. 8. L. T. A. should really the National Lague . . . . Fred the Fulton team 3 to 1 at Dyers- Hardcastle, Schmidt to Sepich cattle scaling 1075 lbs. Upward grade Completely equipped Peterson was hit on the elbow 95 lb. averages 18.00, deck get tough and suspend everybody Keats, restrained racing writer burg earlier this year. The visi- to Phelan. Zubik to Sepich. BB closeu firm at advance; all oth- medium to by Lockwood in the third good yearlings 17.35; connected with that series of of the local Daily Mirror, com- tors will be headed by Walker inning —Lockwood 6, Buhl 2. SO— er grades, however. unevenly 50 bulk good for wholesale and re• and had to leave the and choice slaughter exhibitions in Florida last. ments of the 16 percent "bite" Poston, Dyersburg club cham- game. Ray Lynch 7, Lockwood 3, Buhl 4. to 1.00 lower; heifers strong on ewes 9.00-10.00, Pechous who was out of the line- few choice to Covers over .pring. The rules committee so at New York City tracks: "What pion. Hits off Lockwood-5 in 7 In-'strictly choice kinds only, other 10.25. common to medium tail shop. up because oe an injury, and ewes far has questioned only Gardnar used to be a game in which a nines, 1 run. Hit by pitcher—by 50 lower; most cows 1.00 down, largely 7.50-8.50. very At least 40 caddies will be not in uniform, dressed out on common floor Mulloy about expense money on few experts could make money Lockwood (Peterson, Pechous), j Instances 1.50 on medium beef down to 7.00; few 3,000 sq. ft. needed at the Country Club to- Biggs' order and went in at two and three- the tour, but the chilling fact and many of the smarter players the by Lynch (Sepich, Schmidt!. , cows; only few strictly good cows year-old morrow, and all boys interested start of the fifth. breeding ewes 10.50- remains that Jack Kramer was could get as good as an even WP—Lockwood, LP—Lynch. and heiferettes steady; light and 11.00. space. In working are asked to report This is how they a member of the troupe and, break with a world of pleasure scored: LOB—Fulton 12, Madisonville 7.1 medium weight bulls as well as to the caddiemaster by 12:30 p. Lynch led off in the presumably, absorbed just as thrown in has been reduced to seventh Umpires—Compton and Hale. all beef bulls 50-75 lower but Sordella, m. with a base on hero of a poem by much beneficial sunshine as an out and out swindle." balls and took Time 2.10, 10eavy sausage bulls about Can be financed by Meanwhile, 16 Mayfield golf- second on Buck's Robert Browning, actually was Malloy did. With Kramer avail- sacrifice. Gray steady; light vealers steady but the ers will compete in the city rolled out. most famous of the Italian able, Uncle Sam would be a Schmidt to Phelan. weighty calf-type offerings 1.00 s responsible party. championship elimination tourn- Rhodes was 1 troubadours, living in the 13th cineh to lick either Australia or Mon 0'War Statue safe at first on at 20.00 down, whereas century. ament at the Mayfield Country Phoulx's error Melting Snow lower Caeehoslovakia in the big play- and Lynch came light vealer3 sold up to Club. The third and quarter- home with a choice off. Without the champion they Is Nearly Finished score. Pechous 24.00; light stock cattle 51:114tet(Y, final round in the Mayfield then grounded out would have about a 50-50 to Phelan to demand switching definitely to See Lextugton. Ky., Aug. tourney will be played Satur- retire the side. May Aid India chance. lit might seem highly 9-1141— kinds scaling 800 lbs. upward; Herbert Harteltine's bronae day, Aug. 16, in order that The Miners led unlikely that the tennis fathers off In the sizable supply choice slaughter statue of Man (Mar, larger participants may enter the Ken- eighth with Phelan who struck American would jettison their best player Scientist Says steers and long yearlings 30.00- FARM I than the famed thoeghbred him- Tenn tournament at Fulton out. Lockwood was LE.FINCH right on the eve of tile cup safe at first Himalayan Snow Possible 33.00; outside on long yearlings self, will be unveiled next March Sunday, Aug. 17. on Rhodee' error and matches, but don't bet that promptly 33.00; 900 lb. yearlings 31.50 and at Samuel D. Readle's Faraway stole second. Lynch Source Of Water, Power Owner they won't if they think the tried to heifer yearlings 30.50; common Farm near here. catch Lockwood off second evidence justifies it. They know, and Calcutta, —1,,P)— Dr. J. E.! grass steers, including several FOR SALE TheSports Mirror threw the ball away or at least strongly suspect, that The Paris sculptor has been and the Church, president of the Inter- loads light mexicana at 16.25, runner took third. Kramer will turn. professioitl working on the statue seven By Associated Press DeGrazia national Commission on Snow, sold mostly at 16.25-21.00 medi- then struck out. years. The unveiling is schedul- 1 Sepich was hit says that India has great wealth um to good grassy and warmed- ed about the time of Alan OlVar's Today a year ago—Rudy 159 AIRES ,sammemmininene York's three-iun homer helped , stored in the snow fields of the up kinds finished at 21.50-26.00 31st birthday anniversary, by KITTY LEAGUE Himalayas. Water from these according to weight, mostly 25.- the calendar. The statue will be Boston Red Sox defeat New York STANDINGS Yankees 4-3 before 63,040 in Tem.". snows would be an important 00 down if cattle were light; Good 5-room house, placed on a knoll near the farm W. L Pct. GB factor in the heifers 29.00-30.50; medi- night game. I development of the choice driveway. Owensboro ____62 36 .633 8 country if they were and good kinds 20.00-25.00, Three years ago--Yankee Maid properly um newly decorated, T.V. Mayfield 56 42 .571 6 used, he says. even good grade heifers not won Hambletonian at Goshen„ AAA CHICKS 54 44 .551 8 The 78-year-old American has broadly wanted if scaling under A., 3-room tenant Trautman Unveils N. Y.. In straight heats, picking I Hopkinsville ....54 45 .545 84 completed a two however, strictly choice up purse of $18,467. -months survey 800 lbs; Madisonville 51 48'.515 llta of snows in Nepal and Sikkim 800 lb. offerings sold up to 29.00; The Louisville Automobile Club, affiliated with the Bramham Marker Five years ago—Billy Smith;Cairo 46 52 house just rebuilt. On 111111 /11.11=1• .496 16 for the Indian government, most beef cows closed at 12.50- Association is now represented in set world record at 9:54.6 in; it American Automobile Union City __40 56 .417 21 marked 50th year 15.00, good grades 16.50-19.50; Cooperstown. N. Y.. Aug.---Iffa 880-yard tree style of National; of such school bus route and West Kentucky. Clarksville __29 89 .296 33 surveys for Dr. Church. canners and cutters 10.00-12.00; memorial to the late Judy AAU swimming championships; He was a professor of classics at Nevada heavf sausage bulls to 17.50, most Fulton William O. Eranhtm stood to- at New London, Conn. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS mail delivery. For full details concerning membership, sec or write day in baseball's Ball of Fame, University when he made his light bulls 14.50 down. Ten years ago—Cleveland I Madisonville 3, Fulton 1. your local representative— where no other minor league first snow survey on Mount Salable sheep 100 (estimated); Large barn and other front office denled reports of I Clarksville 3-6, Mayfield 2-4. Rose. exemniee has been so hensree. impending shakeup, including total not given; compared week Owensboro 7-3, Union City Himalaya snows start George M. Trauten, m his ,uc: replacement of Manager Steve at 10,000 ago: Slaughter spring lambs 50 buildings. Land all WILLIAM H. L tWSON feet rather than at *sailor, yesterday unveiled a O'Neill by Tony Lanett. about 6,000 lower; other classes steady; Oat. ro 2, Hopkinsville 1. feet as they do in much of Jefferson bronze plaque dedicated to the consist mainly native spring limed. Will sell with 1319 United States, he says, Wrentham, and declared that Fourteen states and the Dis- because lambs with high percentage Paducah, Ky. TONIGHT'S GAMES the Himalayas are. nearer the lacking in finish; week's bulk .the growth of the organisation trict of Columbia in the United Madisonville or without crops. Just 3074 R at Fulton. equator. good and choice spring lambs Phone in the former chiefs limb States had no reported eases of Clarksville • at Mayfield. From India, Dr. Church is go- 24.00-24.50, with very few- sell- "stands as his monument." smallpox in 1946. Union City off Fulton-Union City at Owensboro. ing to the Andes to make a sur- 24.59. late top 24.25, Cairo at ing above BY ROY CRANE HopkIn.sville. vey for Argentina. but mainly 24.00 from mid-week highway on gra%el on; most medium to good spring lambs 19.50-23.50 with bucks us- roam!. "'"Ni I. so ually discounted 1.00 from I ewes and wethers; common to medium kinds uneven, mainly Sash, Fuel 15,00-18.00 with most cull and L. E. FINCH With Storm common lets 11.00-14.00; deck Heat, good and choice 82 lbs. mixed Owner. And Cozy clipped lambs and yearlings Helps wethers 18.50, load comparable It Bill Dollar The Winter Beat. LS II

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Pao Tour 3"/ Fulton Daily Leider, Fulton, Kentucky *Saturday Evening,'August 9,19421 •••=. of the veteran is properly pro- car or furniture for his home? - x .-.(sitt 1111 flow To Use tected, but the tuarantee must A. No. The loan must be used be limited to the veteran's por- by the veteran for business pur- CLASSIFIED ADS tion of the business. poses only. - GI Benefits Q. Doesn't the veteran also get Q. Does a veteran have tc 111 a grattaity playment of some operate the business himself? OUR GOLDEN FLAME peaches No. 3 Of A Series kind? A. Yes, the veteran must de- CLASSIFIED RATES are now ripe. Yellow free- Veterans Administration to- A. Yes. VA pays the lender, vote his personal labor or super- stone, better canning peach day answered the 10 questions for credit to the veteran's loan, vision to the enterprise, or to cusisiricis ADS: than Elberta. $2.50 per bu. most frequently asked by World an amount equal to 4 percent the practice of a profession, on portion Less ti-an 25 words: Bring containers. Dukedom War II veterans about G. I. bus- of the guaranteed of a full or part-time basis. 1st insertion 90e orchard-Turn east for 3,4 iness loans. the loan. For example, if the insertion, word ...... 2c GUARANTEED PORTION is $3,- Harry E. Perryman, Contact and mile first road north of Duke- Representative, Each additional insert., word lc The questions were asked in the lender will receive $120 Veterans Ad- dom. G. E. Williamson. • 000, ministration, is 25 words or more: a survey that VA conducted re- credit to the debt of at the Pastoiffice, 188-12tc from VA to Fulton, let insertion, worl Pc cently to learn how much the veteran. EACH Monday and insertion, wonl the Tuesday, to 2nd SC FOR SALE: 4-room block house, veterans know about their Fed- Q. What interest rates are assist veterans and Each additional insert., word le their one year old, on lot 100x300. eral benefits. The questions and lenders permitted to charge on dependents on all laws Administered by the Casio or THANKS: A bargin, if sold at once. See answers follow: business loans? VA. N. B. James at Hogg's Fish Q. How does a veteran go A. In most cases, 5 percent is Minimum Charge about getting a loan for busi- Each Word Market 196-6tp the maximum. However, the ness purposes? I the interest rate may be slightly We Now Have A OnITUANY: COCKER SPANIEL puppies, A. As in the case of home black, registered. Mrs. H. B. higher for certain types of in- Good List Of Minimum Charge loans, he first must find a bank sured business loans. Murphey, Phone 10874-3. or other willing Each Word private lender Q. Must the veteran be ex- 198-2tp to advance HOMES and FARMS him the money. perienced in the line of busi- LOCAL AND NATIONAL Q. WE NOW have in stock an ample How much of a business ness he proposes to enter? For Your Selection PLAY AOVKIRTI•IND loan made supply of 5-room oil heaters. by a lender will VA A. Experience is important IBUIMMITTKO ON REQUEST guarantee? an Make a small deposit now, so element in the success of the J. W. HEATH A. VA will guarantee 50 per- •UOKICRIPTION PATE III you will be assured of heater average business. The veteran REALTOR A this fall. Roper Electric and cent of the Man up to a max- should be able to show a rea- sts By carrier delivery in Ful- Furniture Company, 324 Wal- imum of $4,000 if the loan is sonable expection of success Lake, Fulton tee ton, South Fulton, High- nut street, Phone 907. 194-tfc for purchase of business real in his venture. un lands and Riceville-13c STUNNED YOUTH WATCHES FATHER DIE-Motionless in his grief, Frederick E. Carroll, Jr., property, and up to $2,000 for PHONE IN Q. Can a veteran get a G. I. gel week, 55c month,$1.50 three VENETIAN-BLIND13--P'or- free (right) watches as a member of a fire' department rescue squad vainly attempts to revive his non-real estate business loans, months, $2.50 six estimates call Yewell Harri- business loan to buy a pleasure months, father electrocuted while working on a switchbaard at Enterprise movie studio hi Holywood. such as for working capital. col $4.50 year. By son, 1049. 179-tic mail in Ful- Tears coursed Q. Can the veteran get a 1 ton, Hickman, Carlisle, down the youth's cheek as he sat for a half hour watching the efforts to save 811•10•••1111110•XIIIIIIIIIII••111W111111111•1111111H1111111% his father. guaranteed loan for any type of tin Ballard and Graves coun- • Notice • buisness? II. 9 IN to ties. Ky.; Obion and Weak- A. If the lender is willing, the RANGES. • wo ley counties, Morning Worship 11.00 a. m. order for 11 bathtubs for the • APARTMENT SIZE • Tenn.-31.25 NOTICE ALL MASONS • Help Wanted' loan may be used for any legiti- • pa: three months, $2.50 six 'Roberts Lodge No. 172, F. & Training Union 6:30 p. m. house 'Wochenfeld' Obersalz- mate business purpose, • WANTED: One auto parts sales- I Evening Worship 7:45 p. m. months, $4.00 year. Else- A. M., will meet in special berg. Q. Is there any limit to the: ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS, • ces man. Duke's Auto Parts Co. I Mid-week service Wed. 7:45 p. "We have been where in United States communication at 7:30 p. m., told that duration of a business loan? X Re $6.00 per year. 196-6tp m. these bath tubs are partly for Li 30,SO, 68 and 80 gal. Monday night, Aug. 11, to A. Non-real estate business . 4 De Evangelistic Service, Saturday the personal use of the fuehrer. • confer Master's degree on a WAITRESSES and counter man loans are repayable in 10 years n na 7:45 p. m. We certainly will take care that • Now Available for Immediate Delivery a • Service class of six. All members ex- wanted. Smith's Cafe. 188-tfc or less; real estate loans may • a pected to attend. Visiting The public is invited. these bath tubs are of the best run up to 25 years. • quality." not SEE ME for concentrated DDT. brethren cordially invited to • For Rent Q. Can a vetearn enter into Elc i.stURCH OF GOD Moeller signed the letter, I 8 Fulton Hardware and Furniture Co,: Also spraying homes. Phone attend. how- business with non-veterans and • pla FOR RENT: One front Brother Mackins, Pastor ever, without the "Heil • Lake St. Phone 1 Fulton, Ky.. 599. M. C. Nall, 202 Third -J. R. Greer, W. M. room for i Hitler" obtain a guaranteed loan? • m sta street, Fulton, Ky. 187-25tc -T. J. Smith. See'y. light housekeeping, or (or Sunday ucnooi 10 a. then current. He used instead A. Yes, provided the interest l!mmwommilmommosimmommomemmommommummem, sleeping. Mrs. W. L. Preaching (Moming) 11 a. m. "with German greetings," 199-2te Jackson, what- car FOR ELECTRIL.AL work call Phone 12904. 197-tic Preaching (Evening) 8 p. m. ever that means. • Chip Roberts ht Smith's cafe. Services every Tuesday and I .7.zir=.1-1/=i1=-...H=.--ip.---ii=-11.7...-Jr=i- fr--h.7.7.1r=ir--.1r=ar=i=1: opt ANYONE DESIRING transports U. S. prosecutor Charles Lyon, Phone 172-J. 177-tfc FOR RiENT: Bedroom for ladles. Friday night 7:15. alr don to Louisville or of Great Neck, L. I., dug up the universi- Close in. Mrs. Mantle, 410 Everybody is invited and is Du PROMPT and ty of Kentucky, sharing document in the preliminary FOR courteous par Eddings. Phone 476. 196-6tc welcome. ed service call Norman's Taxi, of gas expense, contact me perparation of the case against mli Phone at Water Valley Flick, first industrialist to be 266. 172-tic before Wed- • Card of Thanks CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Wil nesday morning, tried as a wat criminal. Lyon August 13. Charles I Houser, Minister FOR prompt and efficient photo Hal Kizer. I wish to thank my friends commented: 199-2tp (All services are being con- vot finishing bring your film to for "This is the man who insists their visits, tloWerS and Hall, 2nd 124 the Owl Photo Shop in the FOR YOUR hospitalization, sick ducted in Science and he had little connection with cards during my illness at Ken- College, while we enlarge and 495 Owl Drug Store. 136-tfc and accident insurance, call Hitler and was only a business- ing Louise Wry or John M. Everett. nedy Hospital, Memphif.. remodel.) man." -ADDING MACHINES, Type- school 10:00 lati Phone 1219. 191-tic -Allen Austin. Bible writers and Cash Registers Morning worship 11:00 V Cle brought-sold, repaired. Of- , AUTO & -FIRE Insurance. P. R. Evening service 7:45 Australian Bees flee supplier. Fulton Office ' Binford, Phone 307, Fulton, Midweek service (Wed.) _7:45 por Supply Company, Phone 85. Ky. • 171-30tp CHURCH i You Are Invited Have No Stingers tfc belt Sydney, Australia-04)- Ef- PIANO PUPILS accepted. Ex- ST. EDWARDS CATHOLIC the MIMEOGRAPHING: CALENDAR forts of breeders to develop a Letters, perienced teacher. Mrs. Otis E. CHURCH turi • cards, program, etc. stingless bee has called attention Mary Norman, Phone 934. 193-25tp Rev. Thomas Libs, Pastor elec - Burton, phone Clinton 2651 to the fact that Australia already Support our churches. First third and fifth Sundays, met Mother Burton's Gift Shop. VETERANS OF WORLD WARS They are the heart has nine species of bees which tify of our mass, 9 a. m. have no stings. tic I & II community. Second and fourth Sundays, • c Next Sunday, August 10, the The Australian bees are much deft STINNETT AND TOON. Paper- mass, 7 a. m. American Legion is sponsor- smaller than the more familiar Den hanging and painting. Call FIRST BAPTIST Confessions before 7:00 mass. ing its annual church at- CHURCH types, about the size of a house- aud 10264 or 947-M. 182-24tp Second and tendance day. Veterans oe E0dings CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN fly. 7'hey can get into small flow- tun MODERN UPHOLSTERING shop World Wars I az are re- Sam Ed Bradley, Pastor CHURCH ers from which the larger bees ingt located on Martin highway quested to be at the First W. IL Reid, Pastor cannot gather nectar. L. near South Fulton school. All Methodist church at 10:30 a. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Sunday School 10 a. in. kinds of furniture upholstered m. to attend church in a body. Morning Worship _A0:50 c. m. Morning Worship 11 s. ra. 4=-4= slur and repaired. Phone 1348. A special program for the oc-. Evening Worship 8:00 p m.I There will be no evening wor- stat Baptist Training Union 6:30 p. F( 197-6tp casion is being planned he m.1 ship at the church during the TT'hat We Believe ---, Mid-week Service, Wed. 7:30 p. m.1 remaining Sundays in August. C.( • For Sale the church. 198-2tc visitors VII 01C0.11* Charles L. Houser pub According to the law of Moses, hurt HOUSE FOR SALE: 7-rooms, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH POWER Of NATURE h/i • Lost or Found FIRST the Jewish priests were to be Ft full size basement, 4 acres of CHRISTIAN CHURCH W. L Mischke, Minister E. attired us garments which were Den ground, hardwood floors, I LOST: White and yellow fox M. Oakes, Minister Sunday School 9:45 a. ni. THE POWER Of GOD Morning Worship 10:55 a. m. beautiful, showy anti costly. Anc venetian blinds, cabinets. Call terrier. Answers to name Church nalool __10:00 a. m. Sermon: "Nation Builders" "And thou shalt make holy gar- -_ M. 1 1002-M. 196-6tp "Whimpie." Morning Any information Worship __11:eC a. m. No Evening Service. ments for Aaron thy brother for Ft No FOR SALE: Small house on , about same, please return to evening service. glory and for beauty. . . . And crat large lot. Bath, hot water, I 224 Church street, second CHRISTIAN SCIENCE these are the garments which publ CHURCH they shall make; a breastplate, built-in cabinets. Priced to floor, or phone 1341-W. Liberal OF THE NAZARENE "Spirit" is the subject of the and an sell. Call 1103-W. 197-3tp J. C. Matthews, Pastor Lesson-Sermon which will be ephod, and a robe, and Men are fascinated and sometimes But the power of Nature Is the power of NJ reward. Mrs. Zola Hilliard. a broidered coat, a mitre, and College and Green read in all Christian Science appalled by manifestations of vast power God. Used rightly, it always proves a boon H. E FOR SALE: Roll-A-Way bed and 197-3t,p girdle;.. and they churches throughout the world shall make beyond all human controL and blessing for mankind; but employed for Fe mattress. Phone 1037. Mrs. J. Sunday School • 9:45 holy garments for Aaron thy LOST: 5 or 6 keys on ring, be- on Sunday, August 10, 1947. evil purposes, its destructive crat Morning Worship 11:00 brother, and his sons, powers are Repi E. Campbell. 198-2tp : The Golden Text is: "Teach that he Primitive man stared with frightened awe unlimited. tween Lake street and fire- Young People's Society _6:30 may minister unto me in me to do thy will; for thou art the at angry storm clouds, and fled in terror to land FOR SALE: Coal stoker in good house, July 21. One key extra Evangelistic Service priest's office." (Ex. 28:2,4). But • 7:15 my God: thy spirit is good; lead his cave when the fury broke and the winds The secret of the right use of the powers Fc condition at price. I long. Reward for return to Junior goapel preachers of the New reasonable Service Wed. 3:00 me into the land of uprightness." lashed the trees and lightning tore great of the universe is embodied in religion and -13( Prayer Service Wed. Covenant never dressed in any Shel Joe Browder, Phone 13. 199-6tp Leader office. 195-tic 7:15 (Ps. 143:10) holes in the landscape. expounded in the teachings of the Church. 'hoir Rehearsal, such of a manner. No statement • Irwi Friday Among the citations which in the Bible indicates that the New powers have been discovered as Fs .ISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME comprise the Lesson-Sermon is ministers of the New Testament man has dug deeper into the secrets of wart the following from the Bible: are to dress themselves SOUTH FULTON BAPTIST in Nature, and all of them have been viewed pub! "God is a Spirit: and they that clothes unlike those 3 THE CHURCH worn by with apprehension or plain fear. CHURCH Fe worship him must worship him the average man, in the country 11 FOR hist( J. T. Drace, pastor in spirit and in druth." ALL .. Beauty Shoppe (John where they live. Peter, James Steam, electricity, explosive gases, ALL FOR .. 0. B. H The Love diesel, 4:24) rheQuach THE Sunday school 9:45 a. m. and John were not recognized radium and many others, each in turn with .1sakhrsa le the g CHUR•H Hear Sunday School-9:45 a. m. 01 reatest looter as religious leaders, because of its marvels of achievement and its vast nei"Allis,...DOWN. of chat:xis.end ("xi on earth Fe Phone 1235 For A ppointment Sunday Church Service-11 ratter lor the their manner of dress. They were potentialities, have filled mankind with awe oe..„,,ibix It • 0 -De a. m. regarded as unlettered men, are ...entocrocy nor Without 0 DOT. as he wondered tour_sound chnksahon can strong nell, 301 Norman St. Wednesday Testimony Meet- "Now when they saw the boldness what other secrets of stsirtce masons IA, sunny*Ch_arch. power (1/ ...Mad/ ...sr, rwson irate Plea. ing-7:30 p. m. of Peter and John, and per- lay buried in the bosom of the For his own and samort the should the sake sake. (2) Qiurah. attend Reading Room, Wed. and Sat. ceived that they were unlearn- universe. c4 has For Me They are of the community and duldren a sake 2-4 p. ed and ignorant Church tbe/1 nation (3) For Jo, men, they mar- Today it is the atomic bomb which stag- eupport Flan which needs (4) For the The public is cordially invited veled; Rh. to go to he moral sake Summer and took knowledge of gers man's imagination doily. chtuc cm Sur,5° and Specials and makes to, attend our Church Service them, that they had been with him nday and tornerfal Re read Your and to visit the Reading Room. Jesus." (Acts 4:13) In all prob- fear for the future of his world and his civilization. est net by ability, even the apostles dress- Crlkilistor,Samehers, Vintage Let MACIIINELESS PERMANENTS ed like the majority of men of Jo] similar circumstances. 'Rapt Hitler Bathtub This $18.00 Permanents -- - - $15.00 Inside' the Holy Place of the message endorsed by Fulton Ministerial Alliance and sponsored by: Marl tabernacle, where those Jewish bega 15.00 Permanents -- - - 12.50 Trial Evidence priests officiated, were: (I) the nighi table of showbread, which re- AMERICAN LEGION past( 12.50 Permanents -- - - 10.00 presented the twelve tribes of CABIN Bapt Order For Tub Produced Israel (Ex. 25:30 & Lev. 24:5-9), Phone 9162 Th As tor a 10.00 Permanents -- - - 7.50 Proof Industrialist (2) the golden candlestick (Ex. Was Friend Of Fuehrer 25:31-40), and the altar of in- FINCH'S BAKERY is so: cense (Ex. 30:1-5). Their services Sei 7.50 Permanents - - - 6.00 Gay, patterns, appropriate for Nuernbarg-Hitler's bath was were filled with ritualism and Phew 13. 7:45 every room in the house, so important to Germans that ceremony; but simplicity and throi make up our new one of the world's biggest iron sincerity are to characterize the Md. AND MRS. N. H.TRIPP invit. COLD WAVE PERMANENTS collection of and steel magnates was inter- worship of the church today. ested in the quality of the tubs. "But the hour cometh, and now COUNCE Lem $20.(X) Permanents $15.00 Wallpaper This ironical situation was is, when the true worshippers GROCERY Mr 15.00 Permanents 12.50 disclosed In a document that shall worship the Father. in Martin Highway- Phone 381 0 New spirit and in truth: for Make sour selection 4oday. may be introduced in the trial of the of a Friederich Flick and five of his Father seeketh such to worship MAIN STREET BARBER SHOP Bapt RAZOR MIR SIIAPERING EXCHANGE associates who formed the giant him. God is a Spirit: and they He 1 industrial combine known as that worship him must worship Phone 873 FURNITURE Maui Owner and Operator the "Flick Concern." They are him in spirit and in truth." (Jh. form COMPANY charged with helping to form 4:23,24). JEWELL TAXI 6 the German war plan. This space paid for by Cen- Phones 243 and 177 Dr 2e7 Church Street The paper is a letter written tral Ct-irch of Christ, Fulton, on ti ORA PEARL WEAVER BRAllELL to Flick by a subordinate, Moel- Ky PHONE 35 boy ler, who wrote in 1936: in S "I want to tell you about the --1,E=Jr=-1r-=11-=-Ifz=11=Jr=lr is fa of Ft