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y 24. 1917 e Weather 'twitchy t, ; FOR Kin ky-Mustly clear to- PRES idled tuid night. in west puritan. .%..1ATIO 'Needs fair and a little cool- pt,1A-- 4 er, aft9 tabtr 6 eo ' Itaitou 1.111/11H'Il Sidlitga ---10,066` No. 1311 1. it. 2(). Ce -e Copy !Y, Paster relames•XLVIII Associated Prow Lamed Mr. Fulton. Kentocky, ilondar I I Few 40 ti 01 10 00 u. III WI) 0 00 p II Hopkins Political Leader Drops New nentticKy Negro 11 Ito fled White Republican Tax-Cutting Plan ou ti 30 p Truman Urges led 7 30 p oWnt Own Race to Aid Waterfield MinimumWage In oral :ftrnlin Merely Political Expediency, •- Hemispheric His N ay la l A ; airs she Baker, Hopkins county's,"nomination and election of a m a., Br\ when , F. 0. it ,.„td multi Hash representative In the state legis- I capable Democrat for (lover- rder commg tn.,: Charges an'. Is Not Sound, Barkley :titers Pool nut run for renomi- nor is of much greater Import- o !,.11111) (10.011 111 the haada ofj denied kaowledge or !he Military lature, will ii; the Democratic pri- ance to Kentucky and Hopkins I, wInte ly,i; ii mob and than 1nd Alta roar taloa and told nation In o- Ix I, - Vote Scheduled 1. but will confine county than my running for re- Willis Expected with ;ut toad n se nottrs In , that eeeti veiling Present Crisis mary Aug. j for " kis political activities to work election," Mr. Baker charged 'Jo- ;lame plat* ests norin- Cincinnuti MK" This Afternoon of that "Berle Climents ill his de- To Make Higher ala.tern North (arolina, watt in! to Makes Americas in behalf of the candidacy 0,Ina Outland lo,k I hc prisoner 'tat.' prison ilk !,1%, lifter Out of Mud. Delwin Harry Lie Waterfield for Cloy- sire to be Ouvernor has align- the el/11111V 1 .111 111/v111 to ataioea To Delay Action ill Innen II.PS iiallflattiry 1;lo,,,if up ii, , 'in protective, Interdepetulent ernor. , ed himself with all the remnants R i I Thurxdry node Jade It: W. dent her Rep. Baker made this state-lot all the political factions In • :,'(..-iy of 1 he fobl. rel'iwt ed (hit Ihe After Flash Flood hours of la 1 EI/warIli it115k- HOUSE HAS RECESSED mint In a letter to friends and I Kentucky. Democrats in the HEA RING 1111.1) TODAY In the plet,..wil d on the jell junior NO CONFUCT WITH UN eil met% knovid Cincinnati, May 36 1,4') Sub- received by many Hopkins coun- ' August primary will have the i ...d •i' morn i tia sbi a I med. but May 26--i4N -- :o , ..../1 i „i ,.!Th. Iwo Nri.A. door about hours lattir comity eon' Wilahloiltim• ,ther, son of May 36 011 - according to a opportunity of clearing house Frankfort. KY •, WY 26 -1st's- boo urban Ilum.ltott Mritattor Barkley 1. sup- Washington, tY Democrats, Relations Com- .1.°I'Y forced their wily into the Iiitied mud unet di' '1)-Ky, v L. Prather. asked Con- in the Madisonville Mos- --of finally throwing off the State Industrial ,,, ;1,•41,1 lli,tiN it litICION .. Bush, ( ne- President Truman story mlasioner L. mina said to. cow,. fail and "took the matter They then streets today as Pr'111118 Ik motion tr defer has been areas today to approve a broad winger. yoke of machine domination... C. :1 v..oin the Northampton bris Iron, , (Ai on ax rutting tin un he to issue en or- that a Pri".•.! Ills. flush -flooded Miami und into Lances, of military cooperation In his letter that Meanwh,le, Ballard emollient' I day expected % ! .11 In Jackson where he WN, "hi as the"' 10, declared today that "Ito tax program A:merlin, der probably tomorrow making -,. , , Wititew.utec Myers. and other rshlp fritter- with all Western Hemisphere are launching a drive to raise' held on charges. of iii- ,• av ...., • ...,...t it ,e a...... s t, k ago a group reduetion run be sound that is I mandu tory the new regulations • t,, mg it, rape it yoane o • - th. saltine! stiettats. returned ally of Ken- Including the arming, a county canipuign fund for Mr Ile 4 wititti melt surrounded bawd 111/011 IV/MR*111 expect- nations, r banks. su and organisation of the Rev. Fuller Here Waterfield in his race for Gov- 1 increasing lulY for wolnen and ova atille wont .0 one of I Jackson Jail where two negrota. tin I - training, I ,,, ,. ,.. o,,,i,(I ioni to tao-l: ch rainfall Saturday l'''‘‘II:Yith a al.,. Man from armed forces of Latin America ernor. An organisation has been ClItimr8 . io,.:,, a,,,,,e.hile nt,,, .7:i7;hibe-r initctitteenliliv...,4(..:11 chrnarpet,es ot A vote dile at 4 p. ,i,,,, „tatt,ment was mat.0 ata r, . night and early ye/de:day sent ternities on and Canada To Begin Revival effected to take donations hi the .a, Ii lit) Iiie ImatOolientent move were the sticanis out over rural high- 'I! • elected each 15 0 develop- various communitlea. Carl M.1 r 'I!' •'‘'! r r''''''/" ! l'In'ta : .!'r". that; Square 'nut negroe.; It)' "Iirr)r Urinate tO-Gar. Declaring mat world an.' he (sonar-fled a hearlim maul ways, and tiumerotia basements 8 lip. Qualities At Baptist Church Parsons, county chair:mos Irvin lite jail before Deinticrutle leader Barkley told ments in the past year give "still I by low before tat Ina that ate! Iii it,' ghborhig Elmatilod Place.' a scholastic nounced oecorred greater Importance" to closq Order Wh 111 Eillinu:...ra d•ei:ri I dhei:IteulTleftrilii:lui.,,I ha st 3711:5,000,107)0.0rout Ferguson, LaCenter,I The wage raise A 0,, I, ni, aa‘ar al e. * • • 11.7liith.l.a luid Sw.nwdeatiht,17 requirements hernIsphere collaboration than a James inactive lust Feb. 9, a Heves Congress will cut Presi- has been appointed treasurer! became „i 0,i. ,,ii - (loaded. ' year ago when similar legisla- col-1 was_. dirmec,tao,riyi. aMinataktlinngi letmlI nor in for the county Community n40.7 ,. lv,a,;•, 1,i,,,st.,.etti, .ritila,v1, a nttefr.ves,11.,11•,1,17,St for 1941)81.111,4ne.tievbeyn the tion was proposed-Mr. Truman counit d the pietsibility of sii I budget ins and is a ac- lectors were named In Bandana, $4,5011.000.01H the raked prompt Congressional era pie the iminedlate flood hi-cu' on I he Hs- I tional hono- Barlow, KevII, Lovelaceville.' era "" be 'c'l I e° l" It(i i.opiti , wo eii,yt combing ;Senate, much less the 116.001.000.- tion. !Met A crest lute ts, BlandvIlle and Wickliffe. log Nilo th e Hoag,. more men; of the program found a number osi .i%% t").',,ts,„',1 ,,r.v".‘':',,11, ,, I.c.11 a),Iiiisa l), , tett 14 feet under '000 voted by A key segment day or 38 Barkley asserted professional standardisation of arm- i evolot:1Wratitell!ohoaist"a Willis :add. "The ,„?„4,,,,i „ ,,,,,,,,, 0.4,„4,,,. stage -wit: predieted The I "Certainly. he I... the t' 1. flood prepared address, 'ac do Veterans aments throughout the hemi- river's rule of r at last nixht was ! In a H Kappa so., law laYa one vkaalli"I or mar. cd Polleitar Ernes' R. Tyler not now have anything where, and the transfer of U. S. W..t:rInt'l Inakliw, the "0111ii. rs -art • ad ta• It as than tvio-ttaith-. of a foot Clements ' , oush v. as ready to IndleatIon of equipment to 'Says ...,e sti,ge at mid. pro:Loom: a clear military and naval ti1113 mandatory. ,_ ,t . le pre ii her s1011. 11. TV!, WOW' ott htourwamaigIethf which governments by "sale not fair to the man wno eaarsoi,,,. h,i ,„,jo . a ,, a, the total appropriations the sister "It's by this session methods" pays the new rate to let :tomes II ,amed • will be enacted or otter Congrese and to that extent •"Th:s government will not, I !Shirked Duties body else nut pay. of 'Pyle r and ta• ; I Ilr atient afil be talking up a blind am sure, In any way approve of, The new scale of mlninitild 1., at l a al i,"4, ,.•!ted Pia" It participate in, the II. S. Repreitentathe Wile rimers from 43 cents lan hour ill ,mi moo oa. Have :11 nor will a; ra Union To said the Democrats indiscriminate or unrestricted sparsely populated communities Beyahtley In Congress Only II Day*, ...... hi:sotto:'r1 „1,1 m here to the proa, • postponement of the of armaments." Mr. up to 50 cents in vales of 20,- I do not seek distribution because of "sentimental oh- Truman said. In Four Months-Ardery . suu cc more poptilathm. double •,- Commencement bill tax reduction." The White House forwarded I the old rate a Mali a as riet in ,!I! " -I ! !!.! In! "ill.'" Jectlon to Louisville, Ky ,-A charge that! - . sa out (Ella . W. the necessity." the message to Congress for Mr recostilize Rep. Earle C. Clements was pres. , 1938. • ' , '• • • !!' • •0 sin-rend. r.! Crailintlitni I% added. "of appropriate. well Truman who is In MIssoull w La I, ;lewd bees II211. he ent only II days in Congreu I Th. ,.,„e scale applies to pi a.„-,a,.. a consi(tered. tax reductions at where his mother is Ill ,11, , May 27: Forme:. Studento during the first four months of' and intnor4 '.0 intrastate Davit had retnattiad In the un appropriate time. We MI- The President aasured the women To Moldy this year, for which his salary , industry who are not protected '' ' I "til ei !V Y"tiarilY, Are InI ilea phatically assume the position aint legislators. home of it was $5,000, was made tonight by ! -,by the fccieral waste However ' a I'. "ai`tri .1 thr its that existing wartime taws "It Is my intention that any Rev. Woodrow Fuller arrived - .at after beat-, with :a! faocli Union university will hold afternoon to con- ! Philip P. Ardery of Frankfort. those working in the litundsty- exercises cannot be continued permanent- operations under this bill, which In Fulton this attorney made that 112th rommencement two-weeks revival at the . The young dry cleaning and In the hotel- ' ty,' h! i ''"'-'1,u First church at ly, or for a very long period In the Congress may authorise., duct a others against Cie- Bash was char oat with at- In the Baptist Baptist Church He was i charge and !restaurant business have their m . May 27. Dr. Warren F, the 'attire But we believe that *hall be in every way consistent l First an address prepared' i•titipting •0 rape Mrs. 14arsaret Geodwi.i Omit 10 a pastor of the church from 1935 ' ments in own state ratex. The commis- Jones. president. announced yes- no tag 'reduction can be sound with the wording and spirit of over radio station Allen Bryant, a youint steno- 4411411414 1940 and has a large number for delivery I stoner has indicated he expect' that is based upon political ex- the United Nations charter." to here, in which he ad-1 grapher, hit.Thitriiclay night 1,1 lenity, ii In Fulton who will 1 WHAS i soon to take up revision of their . John Raley, president pediency ' of friends 'Lich Swim,. a ma.1 camniun, , ,' t , Dr W welcome his return to the I vocated the Democratic nomilia- nu, ‘Hocks. I of Baptietai,st mUenncivearsleitlity, golvi:rasaai:iIntin I Li lionidts, of reholedneursual Lee Wi terflele for PaY. ,.1 Nort ham',toil catint y 12 , Oklahoma rut', 3? church for the revival. tion of Harry t will deliver the Today governor. miles from Jarksna. the couin ilnderbilt Prof to feel a 'supreme confidence' Kentucky The song services will be I address, '‘44 Ardery, who was a canc.idate ty seat. imneathte solvency of their govern- directed by Ben C Scarborough, RIO. II McCall, nautili! (15y The AseeelateJ Press) for DenbacraUc nomination 90 17 Receive Al He was arrestst/ by DIS'S At Nashville Slid if they ever lose faith 11 Suromervine, Oa. There will be Chief Frink recretary ol the Scaltheertixec also !Square Police Ou, I ft adepression" Hal HoustOrt two services each day. one at the U 8 Senate last year. May '211-441!tilt Board, will preach 1 e Murray -- Dr that drawing a I land and was identified by Nesliville. Tenn , with • "disastrous repercussion clinic-hospital here, 7•15 a. m. and the evangellatia declared while tap :Bacealaueate sermon for the surgeon at a third of his annual salary. Cle- Whitt WO school boys Mho Dr. Glints A. Milliken of Van- around the world." 40. Is the new president of the Mur- service at 7'30 p m. In addition 1Temple Order during ! graduating class in the First will menu had "felled to vote on derbilt University died "Let us. therefore." he con - State College Alumni Mao- to them) two services, there Tenn . as Baptist church at 10:50 a. m ray over two important labor bills." C. ner night a: Spencer. - tinued. "approach this vital and ciation. He was installed at the be a radio broadcast Fulton Knights Templar I. streamli received May lone 35 Mayneld. each morn- Waterfield, as speaker of the the result of inhales important subject with caution annual banquet, succeeding W. W9100. he was struck The25annual J. R. Graves ser- , Ing from 10:00 to 10:30 o'clock. 1946 Kentucky House of Repre- Conduct Class Thursda,: I yesterday when ; and in the light of the facts. Let Z. Carter, Murray. )1`11:„IVe(11 By Flood by a falling rock. II mon will be delivered in Cal- Rev. Sam Ed Bradley, pastor sentatives, was described by Ar- Nine Here from Nhiyfield • Ion th^ head a little further into the of the vary Baptist church al 8 p m I us see commit our- issigwer, o} the church, said the church dery as having been present at The southbound Laulsville Dr. George Meneely, I future before we At a called conclave of Fulton at Van- May 26. by Dr. J Gilliam Hughes, policy which we may Paintsville - Raymond Or- extends a cordial invitation to every one of the 60 days of that sect mu of air Illinois Central, mei:teal school faculty i selves to a • Commandery No 34, Knights that he had ; pastor of Union Avenue Baptist able to reverse, even ville Coffey, 35, Catlettsburg, all in Fulton to attend the re- session where he was paid $20 a rallroaces now streamliner. city derbilt, mkt today Memphis. , not be an issue Templar. Thornily the Or- notified by telephone of Church of a necessity for a rever- was injured fatally when the vival. The church urges all day "He never ducked of New Orleans. was delayed I been I Four other featured activities ' though on a vote der of the Temple was conferred' Mitlikan's death. No other sal should arrive." automobile in which he was friends of Rev. Fuller to be in or never walked out , for. about four hours yesterday I Dr. , are included on the program for near here. service at 7:30 tonight and of an important bill." Ardery on a class of 17, nine of whom Caney- details were available immedi- Senator Taft (Ohio). chair- riding overturned the by a floodad creek near I May 26' the Strickland Medal the driver. Vernon McKenzie, give him a big welcome upon asserted. were from Mayfield. miles from Leitchfield. lately, Dr. Millikan was injured man of the Senate Republican at 4 p Ville, 11 ! contest at 10 a in , the Home ea- suffered a broken arm. his return. Ardery reiterated charges that The work was started Water from Caney Creel; yesterday on a moutitain-climb- Policy Committee, voiced a a bounteous Van Revue and reception of Clemente, while state senator, m. and at 6 o'clock quickly rose to about 15 to 18. ing trip in a rugged area of dio appeal for speedy pasage supper was served by that prince i at 2:30 p., m.. the M. E. Dodd last night. worked against the bill enabling !inches over the track. Earner, • Buren county. p. m., the measure Hopkinaville - Sheriff Linde caterers, M. I. Boulton. There (sermon contest at 330 la not panned on," TVA powei to be sold in Ken- of heavy rain had fallen in the "Bring Your "If the bill said an Investigation was Garssons Slow were 55 present for supper. Sir I and the Alumni Senator said. "it will Futrell tucky, and advocated what Ar- area for about five how's. and homecom- the Ohio being made in connection with Knight Boulton received a ris- No Parking Worry Basket" picnic too late to put In the reduc- dery termed "crippling amend- m. be the death of Opal Kirkman, 10, ing vote -of thanks for his ef- Mg at 5 p. tion on July 1 because the tax ments" to the TVA Act in 1044 Alumni Secretary Troy Young, of near Elkton, who died as a In Paying Off forts. Man With Broken Neck For This Motorist; i withholding tables have to ae and 1946, although he added charge of picnic arrange- result of a blow on the head. Rube McKnight. Deputy Grand Improved I In furnished to all employers." • Clements claimed to have favor- I. Reported ments. stated that invitations a man Was be- of the Grand Lodge of Car Goes In Closet Democratic The sheriff said May Tells Jury Brothers ed TVA. He declared Water- Master ! Naahville, Tenn., May 26 - UP) per- Taft also disputed for questioning. Kentucky F. az A M., presided I are being extended to all the delay mo- ing sought 'Embarrassed' field fought for TVA through- -A HopkinsvIlle, auto mechanic Union reasoning behind Kept Him as commander and war abl) London -64')- Twenty-year- sons who ever attended out, and asked, "Are you for the I who suffered a broken neck In LI Albert and his wife to participate in the picnic and At Cumberland thr. Co. assisted by the officers of Ful- old Ralph know approximately as people or for the power trust?" ! fall Into a rock quarry May 16.1:: After event. tion-t e Louisville -Rodman W. Keen- ton Commandery. All who have have no parking worries. homecoming much about it the budget pic- attorney, has Washington, May 26-4W)- 1"dIfInitely improved" his sister home to their apart- The picnic, for which each non, Lexington seen "Rube" confer this ordor ; driving ture' now as we will three weeks announced his candidacy for the Ex-Congressman Andrew J. May I reported yesterday. ment house, they simply carry family is expected to provide M. Howard of Christian Knighthood are 29. who fell 70 feet I from now, and so do the Demo- Democratic nomination for lieu- told his war bribe trial Jury to- Orville Ed Wright, their homemade automobile up- its own food, will be held on the loud in their praise of the im- Ile recovering but his injuries' crats." he insisted. tenant governor. He is a former day that the Garsson munitions manner in which he , , stairs in their hands. and shove campus. Alumni and their farni- held the by Expected To Enter pressive , caused a siege of pneumonia, the Albert's The Senate tax battle state senator and clerk of the makers "embarrassed" him does the work. it into the hall closet. lies are requested to get in Capitol Hilt toward operat- 'sister, Mrs. Roy Miller, said. I widewide-- ifami- spotlight on court of appeals. tardy payments This was one of the largest car i two feet 10 inches touch with otherI The House had planned to a lumber firm. Lt-Governor Race ! to get plans to eat in ing Kentucky classes ever to receive this Or- - Just small enough lies to discuss debate today on an Agri- door of his groups in order for open Murray - John Temple May is charged with taking Frankfort, Ky., May 26--OT1- der in Fulton Commandery and Police:nen frere Asleep 1 rough the front fairly large culture Department appropri- 111 his see- husbands, and children Graves, Birmingham, Ala. lect- $55.000 in bribes while wartime IL Howard of Harlan, all expressed themselves as 'ATI; 1 Baanarck. 'N. D.-01:a-Hav-tfactory"-a room wives, attain bill trimmed 32 per cent Orville apartment. It seats other alumni famine.: urer and author, It to deliver chairman of the House Military revenue commissioner, pleased with the work. lug the radiator ornament on ond floor to meet below White House requests. But state side 'ay side. is form new and lasting friend- the commencement address to" Committee. On trial with him was expected to announce today The nine Mayfield candldatt-i! his car stolen annoyed a farm j two pewit... to i the death Saturday of Rep. Fred 130 seniors at graduation exer- accused of making the payments nomination as as a courtesy to visitor to Bionarck. But what t powered with a three horse- ships. in for Republican were knighted and Bradley IR.-Mich.' resulted cises at Murray College tonight. are arms manufacturers Henry governor. new Commandery there annoyed him more was where - power motorcycle engine to adjourn lieutenant the gallon, • the usual decision and Murray Garsson. The gov- report followed rapidly whose officers are not yet pre- the theft took place--in front gets 75 miles to the a perfunctory This to irurker ,he car Man 0II ar To End for the day after Newport - Sheriff James G. ernment contends May got the upon the announcement last !talent in the work. of the police station, a it:-- hope:, session. Lang reported James W Black, bulk of the Garmon money Saturday of John Fred Williams Public Showings Senator Aiken '11.-Vt., told a 33, held on an armed-robbery through the Cumberland Com- of Paint:wine, state superinten- - leporter he thinks a 20 per cent was injured serious- Indictment, pany in Kentucky. dent of public instruction. for In Summer Months cut in administrative expenses ly yesterday when he fell 30 William A. Paisley, chief pro- Governor, with hearty approval ; could be made without touching the ground in trying to feet to secutor, closely questioned tne from Governor Simeon Willis. Lexington. Ky.. May 24.-14°u--' off too much "political dyna- escape from a Dayton hospital. 72-year-old May on details of Howard is a Willis appointee Owner Samuel D. Riddle says: mite.- has under treat- where he been his denials that he realized and though he opposed the that starting June 15 and con- I "But if action of the House ment since April 22. any profits from the Cumber- Governor's backers two yens tinuing through the Summer commthee in scuttling some of land firm. ago In a drawn-out contest over Man O'War will not be' these government programs Kentucky months Lexington - The May said he often had to election of a Harlan county Re- to the public stands.- Aiken declared. "it's Agriculture College said that shown telephone the Garssons for publican chairman, he smiled The 30-year-old r et i red going to blast the Republican June, proclaimed dairy month money, and, on one occasion, and commented, 'that doem't champion has dis- party off the map." a thoroughbred for 1047, will find dairying visited their Washington rep- mean I'm against the Gover- signs of wear,' -growing industry in played becoming rapidly resentative, Joseph F Freeman. nor." of hiteroutine In the Fall, with 44;x Kentucky. The industry's yearly seeking money to pay Cumber- Williams was hailed RS the he again may be It- 'goners Flee $70,- cooler weather, value was placed at about land bills. Freeman, originally governor's candidate to oppose to visitors to nearby as 000.000, second only to tobacco exhibited Boyd a defendant In the case, has Attorney General Eldon S. Dum- Faraway Farm County Jail in farm enterprises. Lexington, who already been freed of all charges by the mit of The Thoroughbred Record. May 26-4..) has formally filed his name and Catlettsburg, Ky., court racing publication. estimates -City, county and state officers Covington - Clarence Mc- talking to Re has been actively campaigning. -I had been that more than 1.500.000 persons sought six prisoners who Clanahan, 18, Bradford, Kv., time about Who will run for second place today Freeman time after have visited Man O'War's stalls broke out of the Boyd county died in St. Elizabeth hospital money." May said, "because I with Dummitt is yet to be an- farm since he was brought last night of a frac- at the jail here early yesterday. here skull was sick and tired of being em- nounced from the races In 1921. ture suffered last Tuesday when back The fugit.ves made their get- barrassed said Jaile, Ted Grahart, he fell from a bridge at Butler, of putting away. "I'd gotten tired Baptist Pastor Declines after sawing a bar from their Ky. But I felt head of School For Blind up my own money Post At Children's Home cell, battering all the lock of the they would take it up in lime Dim; .4t Louisville Home Sheriff Paul Jack- cell block door and making their Versailles- and they always did " Rev Sam Ed Bradley informed , son reported nearly 200 persons Louisville, Ky., May 26-4,1'1- way to the outside through • Baptist church yester- -•`. 44,4a. unidenti- the First Death last night claimed A. C. banment coal chute. viewed the body of an he had declined the of Leader Cantu atulates day that The big black limomine (right) bearing President Truman moves past a road blockade near Ellis. 50. for 17 years supertn- I The break was discoverell f:ed man of about 30 years of the Kentucky found in a bat n Mr and Mrs Jack Raymond invitation back Sunday tendent of the American School I about 8 a. m. when a negro Mak age, hanging Children's Home, Glen- the Truman home in Grandview, Mo, after the d•rt strcets vrtre barricaded to keep near Midway yesterday, but were on the birth of a son at the Baptist for the blind here. He died at discovered that trays of food he to become connected man center> holds the rope across a side street. keeping back to Identify the man. Cor- Fulton Hospital Saturday after- dale, Ky, sightsecrs. An unidentified (right, his home after several weeks' ! had left at the cell block for the unable with the administration of the oner Olson Parrott returned a noon at 3 30 The boy has been two other cars as the President passes into the rotricted area. illness. Imen had been untouched. snicid• verdict named Don Nelson. Home.

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ilut•loy Eresing,h. , 1917 Ma pa" Pep Ti.. runomPally Lawlor, baton. llostseky Belgium and abs 45 In tli- bride's parents. Mr. and In N111/44 1 uirnigdom. SI Clifford Smith. m".11FULGHAM • II UnTlitiede joK Bail, rtatotr • The 'ample plan to make their laiiiltserbeet Rnosiisileiiiii.Jaak- ! tat added' "Shortage Nibs rwsaloW gm- sothis hum in Michigan. of hops hampers production erui hospital at Los AllyCle8 furl sl./tirtutteli ti iotpwe gardens are ems, tic lthoainheuElyileoutri , ts been SULLIVAN-COURTNEY shall have to im- Pas FITILISIIIED EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING, 400 Main Street, Fulton, Kentucky, Mr. moved Rest home, Courtney, son of port over '300 tons of hops pet "th Miss Cabin 3. Duarte, California. Nol •411,11.4 AOKINIION OMAN NIIasi 11 SATHER/MOON I URI lION HONORED and Mrs Lee Courtney, and lielasinv eta WATIIIIII11.0 imago improvement In her condition.' to PUOLISININ INAN•OINO 101513111 N'EDS JAMES PACE 1/N hall IIIIITHDAY Geneva Sullivan. daughter of putt — Mr. mid Mrs. Otis Sullivan, both nestle fOtIllerlY lived here In OWN Fulton, Kentucky, under set of Congicss of March 1, 1979. Ist.as Mary Norma Weather, Mrs. Leahmin Poulton en- for the libtered am second matter at of Vailey Farm, were married front of the achool building and WonlInint. Ind'on word soon, of Fulton and Lexingtuis tertaltied with a birthday din- shell-money • act "ally means cell the Peace, the courthouse the children at the Bible Vaca- 1801101aleva•N ,,,,,a silia—wasvg sex IN IMAM/1U ISCOTION, (taught:1. of Mn Ies. Weathere ner la Ititirsday in honor of of at "white," and was inure formallS, the of the Peace, at the Fulton tion school, as one of their Pima* 39 sr 1990 spool, of Fulton, Ossaine 11 her *on. Jerry Plritton called -wampum- pease.' tha 111111111411TC• •g•tigav. cousthouee, here. "good deeds" are iernembering IMINENT141,411 111•5elli bilde of lames Les i!le Pre. The house rola decorated with "white bead." • • pia: her with a 'year's subscription the use for republication of all the local n•w• son of Mr. anti Mr* J mem Mile} beatitlfal est flowers. w.iich a I The AlmlOehlt•d Pretty is entitled exclusively to paper", thus paying - hell Pace of Lexington, Sunday!, were presented to the hunts:ale OTEAL-COURTNEY to her home prUAlld in this newspaper, as well as all AP news disPeitches. many acts of the 25 The uouble-sing corer Jotiti Parrot. The table Am is Courtney. son of Mr. her back for the May oy Mrs. at the last mealy was performed by the Re was lovely, with a large while and Mrs. E. 8. Courtney. and service she rendered O'Neal, daughter of school and also in her home, cat Guarding The Strait Robert Covi ita ton, pl etor coconut elks with 'Happy th- Miss .vfoxelle kee That Pie pixode as doctoring stub-toes, Liberty Baptist chur,•11. at 4:3 any To You' in pink letters and Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Neal. both such Dot Ity Dewitt allaclienale, Fancy Farm, were married wrapping up some fingers and waitress who o'clock In the a fternbon at till 10 pink candles. as a center- of 000 A 30-year-old Jackson. Miss, AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Bowers. Justice if the child was too 111 to go buck Pint lia,utist church a1lich Witt piece. May 24, by C. J. tea smacked her boss in the face with a choco- Even as President Truman signed the his- of Peace, at the Fulton court- to play, she put him to bed and decorated with gressery and Dinner was sera. (I to Jerry's Toelav aitel Iô.norrow "ns late pie. In the best movie comedy tradition. Greco-Turkish there administered a "dose of some- toric aid bill into law. lighted white e !Idles I 'branch- is andmother. Mrs. Ruby Seis- house. here. a I has lust her job but the boss decided not thing." At Hundley school, Aunt arrived in Ankara te United States military ed candelabra . ler, Mrs. Win. F Burliest and kid charges against her The GIRLS CLASS Kon Jackson 'across the wail , Shows 2:401:15-918 to press astault mission to help the Turks rehabilitate their son. Bill, Jr. of Union City. Sus GLAD Cot John Austin, cols . of the HAS POT LUCK SUPPER did the same acts. Of course, it waitress attracted a great deal of at poorly equipped army for defense against any Britton. Caroiyil Boulton, Leal.- is bride. presented a to strarn of The Glad Girls Sunday School was a bother to them but those and the envy of lots of people who have al- possible aggression .1.to Boulton, Mrs. Leahitiall she Communist organ music whist sicluded. class of the First Baptist church who take time to bother with us ways wanted to do the same thing. The boas %talon. and the honoree. ciu Thus without delay was begun the impie- 'The Annlver vary -Star• met on Friday night at the are the ones we remember anci in question would have become a national mentation of America's new foreign policy of Touch o. You: Above* re- nos dust ', "The Ruby Heisler entertain- home of Mrs Helen Allen. for perhaps the "One heel if lie had put her in jail, regardless of Lune" His helping, weak commies wine.: are threatened Hand". and •'Clortt vie II with n svelner roast Friday an enjoyable pot luck supper. msmber them tool whether the attest was Justified lona and re of Craig by the Red tide. Meantime the .unguard of For the podeel .teritoon Is en 2 to 4 at her After the supper a short Sgt. H. V. Bugg. Jr.. erosional, he csed the traditional Wednesday Consider for a moment the course of public mother Anterleati military party Was enroute sime, 202 Ratos sti•eet. in hon- business meeting was held, then Field, Ala . arrived his eentintent if the characters in this farce had across Europe to Athens. mere to perform ."11(1 (ludo". io of he to• I:;,. Jerry and Sus games were played by all pres- for a ten-day visit with tea of the reversed We Mise no doubt that aroused main in- vows' ne 9rItton, t:arylon Boulton. ent. Thirteen members and four parents. been similar duties for the Greeks—but softlytheweddliLgIg P!"''utt playea the theme front dinner chi Pink 1, ,,,,:lade and cookies visitors were present. Mrs. Jack Vaden had citizens WOUili flocked to the rescue of terest centered in Turkey and the Darcia.:- Ischalkowsky's "Pathetieue." . Arl oere also t cd. Games were in Clinton Thursday with Aunt the poor. downtrodden wolking gull. Societies riles Strait which for 3,000 years has been one Bettye Jean Austin, so- cot Miss played thrtittgbout the after- Minnie Jones. for the Prevention of Mocking Waitresses of the world's( most important military pota- piano. also cousin of the bride. PERSONALS 'Dub) of !won. Mr., and Mrs. Allen W. have sprung up over :tight. sang "Here You Are". the wa With Pies would tions The following children wer•• Nicholas. of Detroit, are She wore pale blue dress Shelby Davis left yesterday his Contributions would have been solicited to The security of the Dardanelles is vital present: Helen and Kay Cara- house guests of her parents. Mr. and held a coloolal bouquet of afternoon after spending a Eberhardt. kle aid the NallYCSS i prosecuting the old meany strategically to the success of the American there, Lyn Dyeus, Dian Fields, and Mrs Mack mixed flowers with flowers In four-day visit with his friends Mr and Mrs. Robert McClure to the full Wets the law policy. Greece is Important also, but in the 'Billie Joe Drum, Jimmie. Fred- hel her hair. and relatives here. baby daughter have return- sense that it Is a bastion which guards the die, and Don Dalton, Robert and Fublic sentiment fur the most part. still Mrs. H. H. Hintchey of Hot ed here from Detroit and will he stretch of The bride, given in marriage Thomas Paschall. Jr.. Patsy and sides with the employe against the employer, flank of the strait. This narrow Springs. Ark., Is a guest of Mrs. stay with his dad. L. W. McClure, by her brother. Cilenn Weather- Billy Grooms, Jerry and flue go' other things being equal. It probably will re- water between the Black Sea and the Aegean by J. L. Fiemisg and Mr. and Mrs. until he can find a house. spoon, wore a pink faille street- Britton, Carolyn Boulton. and high-handed is the barrier on the turnpike between Europe W. C. Reed. Ann Morgan of May- th main thus unless a few of the dress with flared peplum. Mrs. Leahman Boulton Little Times without number it has run length Mrs. Lavinia Thompson has Peggy have been visit- leaders of organized employes continue to and Asia. a double field and scalloped collar and raturned to her home In Eustis, Mrs. Otis Farm- make themselves so obnoxious thou they crimson with the blood of armies battling for down NOVSE-BOWEN ing their aunt, row of rhinestone buttons Fla after visiting relatives grandmother, Mrs. the swing of the pendelum, to the Its control. Miss Estelle House, daughter er and Ann's change the front of the Jacket. Her here. She attended the gradua- Thirty centuries ago the King of Troy used Mr. Mrs. Ernest House, W. N. Clark and family. ultimate downfall of themselves and the white straw hat Was trimmed of and tion of her niece, Miss Betty became the bride of people for whose best interests they pretend to exact heavy toll from merchant ships with white roses and clusters of Martin. Ann Davis. passing between the Black Sea and the Aegean of mall white flowers and was William D. Bowen Saturday af- Not Beer, to work. A Mr. and Mrs Heroert ?raining Vodka, which in turn gave access to the Mediter- raped with white veiling . She ternoon at 2 o'clock. They were the Methodist church of HennIngs. Tenn., attended ranean. There was the conquest of Troy by carried a bouquet of white married at Is Polish Choice camellias atop a white Bible in Martin, with the Rev. Mars the wedding and reception of the Greeks who worked the wooden-horse Miss Mary Norma Weatherspoon lour support Needed which was carried by four of performing the ceremony. Miss Warsaw, Poland —oh—Poles attacks followed on the trick. Many other her friends in their weddings. Irene Copeland and Fred House, yesterday. apparently prefer vodka—which Lee Rucker. Don Hill. and The expense necessary to conduct a state- strait until finally came the disastrous Allied Within the Bible was an heir- the bride's brother, were the they drink In large quantities Bruno Brewington attended the average attempt at the beginning of World War One. loom rosepolta handkerchief be- attendants. --to beer wide campaign is no small item. The New Orleans-Nashville game in , ADDED FOX NEWS when the Turks were fighting on the side of longing to Mrs_ Walter Voelpel. The bride wore a tee blue • The semi-official newspaper voter and layman in a county the size of Bal- Nashville yesterday. need to go over that story She wore white shoes. dress with white accessories. Rseczpospolita reported average lard has not stopped to count the cost of such Germany. We don't Miss Sue Jewell is visiting her AND CARTOON Lex. She wore a corsage of white! annual consumption per Pole of a campaign Heretofore, the candidate and again. but a glimpse of the main points Mrs. u. L. Witnams, of relatives in Clinton. 1948 amounted to o ly shows the extreme importance of this posi- Ington, matron-of-honor, wore rows- 1 Mrs. Nora Lee Bondurant will beer in SPECIAL the money have been furnished by the upstate The bridegroom Is a gradu-s apuroximately seven qua . tion mtwinoed-piewceithpufwiadreerd bpleupeludinresas be operated on fur appendicitis counties and Ballard County has furnished trimmed ate of South Fulton high school, That compared with 150 quarfs SEE Because' the Turks controlled the Dardan- at 5 p. m. this afternoon, at THE KENTUCKY the voters. The First District now has its own navy blue straw hat trimmed and is now employed at A..C.1 isrenes Clinic. candidate for Governor in Harry Lee Water- elles as they du now they held the gateway with white roses. nivy blue Butts & Sons. The bride Watt DERBY ON THE field. "Special interests" groups are not back- to Russia Thus the western Allies were split. shoes and white gloves. She a member of this year's gradu- Ammimmo. Martin high1 and little son. Blake, left Satur- ing his candidacy and it is going to be up to France and England couldn't get badly need- carried a colonial bouquet of sting class at the SCREEN school. day morning for Lexington, the average voter. the common people. to con- ed grain and similar supplies from the Czar's mixed flowers. where they will make their home domains, and the latter wasn't able to secure Miss Jane Hawks, cousin of After a short honeymoon they1 SPECIAt tribute toward the expense that will be incur- will make their home in Fulton.' while Mr. Lewis attends U. K. red in hib campaign. war supplies f rota Britain and France. The the bride, was the junior brides- Mrs. Lewis and Blake have been Allies recognized that If they could break this maid. She wore a pale yellow here with her mother, Mrs. W. This Week Orily* It is high time that the people of Bullard taffeta dress with a matching HASTING-CULTRA VOWS barrier they could change the tide of war and TO BE PLEDGED JUNE a H. Purcell ORPHEUM County make an invent/Tient of this type. shorten: it Immeasurably bonnet, matching socks and s. Merv ills' u n.. and two Heretofole we have never contributed any- white slippers and gloves. She Sunday, June 8, is the date!. $8 Oil Wave $4 There followed the protracted allied Naval daughters, Melanie and Marsha, thing and consequently we have received carried a colonial bouquet of chosen by Miss Mary Lou Hatt— guerts of Mrs. A. W. attack or. the defenses of the strait, and the were the Open 6 Days a Week. LAST TIMES TONIGHT nothing in return. The citizens and voters of mixed flowers. digs for her m arriage to Sayrewill:Multi: ' s over the week-end. bloody campaign waged by a British expedi- Lex- E. Cultra. The ceremony Ballard County now have an opportunity to Lyle Brandenburg, of A. W. Mullins is in New New Operator Shows 7:15-9:25 tionary force on Gallipoli. It was a territ'c Miami, served his cousin as fake place at 8 o'clock in the help elect a deserving young man as Gover- !Orleans on business. ALBERTINE McBRIDE conflict, but the Turks held their ground and best man. Ushers were David evening, at the First Methodist nor. and we ahotild lend our financial assist- Pfc. Willi O'N shifted the Allies finally were compelled to abandon Ward Phelps, Harry Reams, and church In Union City, with the 1his mother. Mrs. Fannie Oltian ance by making some contribution to his cam- Rev. W. King Dickerson. pastor., the effort in that theatre. Eugene Lynch, all of Fulton, and sister, Miss Vera O'llan, MARY'S paign fund. Let us all get behind the candi- Billy Wade. of Union City, officiating. The lesson we get from this is that the and over Om week-end. He left today dacy of Harry Lee Waterfield. Let us give him cousin of the bride. Mrs. Toni Dillingham of Jack- Dardanelles strait is as nearly invulnerable 1;or AlexanderCI City. Ala.. to be BEAUTY SHOP a little af our time and a little of our money son, Tenn., will be matron-of- with his wife before returning when adequately defended as anything can The bride's mother wore a bridesmaids will be and elect our own Governor. honor and to Ft. Sam Houston, Saturday. Martin Highway be in this atomic age. Even during the laat black dress, u matching picture Miss Louise Cook and Miss Miss Martha Jean Brown Phone 1217 The First Congressional District has never war when Hitler's war machine was smashiag hat, black shoes, white gloves, Katherine Jones, both of Union! shoulder bouquet of gar- spent the week-end in Murray ADDED — COMEDIES bad a governor. It is the only district that has everything before it. the fuehrer didn't at- and a City. denias. The mother of the bride- with Mr and Mrs. Charles A. 111111111111.111111111r never had one. It has a real opportunity to tempt to force the Dardanelles. That bi' George A. Cultra of Union Sloan and faintly have its first in Harry Lee Waterfield. A little groom wore a pale blue dress, a City will attend his brother as Saris, with something like a million Turkish matching hat, black shoes, white Henry Locke. Dick Cummings, georrammie of our money and time and our votes will best man. John Moss Fischer of and Jack Moore have returned bayonets bristling behind it, was more than gloves. and a shoulder bouquet Bolivar, Tenn., and Lt. Comdr. produce the desired results tBallard Yeoman. he cared to tackle until he had ironed out his of gardenias. to Bowling Greon, after spend- W. H. Cravens of Alamada. Calif.. ing the week-end with their Wickliffe'. difficulties with the Allies. After the ceremony. the bride's will serve as groomsmen. A-1 CLEANERS mother entertained with a small parents. So with all these lessons to learn from, Friends of the families are Mrs. W. 0. Locke, who has .4iien Course America is helping the Turks get on their reception at her home. The invited to attend. table, draped with a lace cloth, been Ill for the past week, 18 now For A-1 Cleaning Kansas City.—;4'; —it field of 32 qualifier. feet militarily They are among the world's was centered with a „hree tiered out again. for the Missouri Golf Association's state best and toughest fighting men, but even MISS 'EVELYN MARIE SMITH Clarence C. Bowden arrivsd We Clean and Block Men's Panamas cake and held a crystal punch C. JONES amateur championship teed off to determino the finest need training and equipment, ani IS BRIDE OF W. here Saturday for a vacation bowl and lighted tapers in silver 215 Church the 1047 Utast. that's what America is assisting them to se- candlesticks. The house was de- Miss Evelyn Marie Smith. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Street Phone 906 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clif- 2. cure. corated with bouquets of spring Roy Bowden, on Route But not a stroke was fired in Missouri. ford Smith of Union City. Route Misses Marie and Mary Lou Mission Hills Countro Club site of ths The purpose of the policy—to eliminate flowers. Assisting with enter- Thacker, 2, was married to W. C. Jones Workman left Saturday for a tourney, has its clubhouse in Missouri but Turkish weakness and thereby remove an in- taining were Mrs. D. C. Mrs. Allen Austin, Mrs. W. W. of Union City, Route 2. son of week's visit in Detroit with their vitation to aggression. the course is across the street in Kansas. Wade, and Mrs. Walter Hawks. Ecid Jones. of Fulton. on May 14. aunt. aunts of the bride, Mrs. H. C. The ceremony was performed Mrs. Luther Wright and niece, an operation. following an operation Wilson and Mrs. Eugene Lynch, at the court house in Mayfield, Sue Wright. left for Detroit Sat- HOSPITAL NEWS, Janie Byrd has been admitted. Louie D. Roberts. Chicago, has cousins of the bride; and Miss by the Rev Huston P. Hollis. urday night for a week's visit Fulton Ecospital is Mrs.th RonbiceertDunn.ly Union City. been dismissed. Anna Mary DeMyer and Miss The only attendants were the with relatives. Patient; Admitted Billy McFadden has beer. dis- Marilyn Shankle. Mrs. Than Rogers. thekrnall.1 Mrs Virgil McClatinahan is missed. After the reception, Mr and Mrs. Commodore Maynard. t improving. Mrs. Lois Abbott has been dis- Mrs. Pace left for. a wedding Fulton. Mrs. J H. Williams and baby missed. trip south, after which they will Mrs. Leon Charlton. Water 1 are doing nicely. Marten Maddox and baby be at home at 545 South Lime- Valley. 1 Mrs. Russell Hicks is doing have been dismissed. stone street in Lexington, where - FOR RENT - Claude Brinkley, Clinton. nicely. Little Rickey Cooper has been Mr. Pace Is a deputy county Philip Hicks Tucker, Memphis. Mrs. James Doughty is doing dismissed. clerk and Mrs. Pace is a reporter nicely. DImaissed W. T. i3owden has been dis- for the Lexington Leader. Yes, there is lovely three-room apartment for Miss Lillian Tucker is doing traveling, Chester Dungan, Dupo. Ill missed. For the bride wore rent to the right person. Living room. bed Darnell. Hickman. nicely. a black Mlle suit with a white Billy Jr"... Mrs. Theron Jones and baby Day, Coffey. Union City. blouse, wIlte hat. black shoes. kitchen and bath. The kitchen has built-in cabinets are doing fine. Jones Client Urge Radio Men white Rico!: and a shoulder and a large closet suitable for a pantry. The entire Mrs. Agnes bliaogoict is doing bouquet Si tamellias. Mrs. W. H. Brown remains the nicely following an operation. ON All Airliners Saturday night. the bride's apartment is furnished with the hest furniture lame. Mrs. Jack Olive and OM}, are mother nisi rother entertained all of which is less than one year old. Mrs. William Taylor and ba- doing nicely. members of the bridal party and are doing nicely. To Avoid Crashes by Mrs. William Killebrew is do- a few friends with a rehearsal Robert Belew has been dis- The apartment goes tee the buyer of the furni- ing Rio De Janeiro—I4'l—Forty U. dinner at the Strata Club. The misses' • nicely. C. L. Grissom is doing S flight radio officers stationed bride presented her attendants ture—not just one piece. but all of it. If you are not Mr, Robert lia.lew has been nicely. here, motivated by recent air with hand-painted jewel boxes, interested in buying the furniture, you need not dismissed Mrs. Gaylon Alexander is do- disasters, plan to ask Congress 4and the bridegroom gave his at- Mrs. I,. L. Stinnett and bats:, ing fine. to require trained radio offi- tendants knit ties. apply. are doing nicely. Mrs. R. T. Hosmsn. Milan. cers on all international flights Those attending the dinner Mrs. Aubrey Bondurant has Tenn . is doing nicely. of commercial airlines as a pas- were the bridal pair, the bride's The person who buys the furniture can more in- • precaution. mother and brother. the bride- Father your • beed admitted. Dovey Malone is doing fine. senger safety to this lovely place about the first of June--subject Give Picture for His Day. Mrs. James Willingham has Mrs. J. J. St. John is doing This group. headed by Fred groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- been admitted. nicely. Irons. of Decatur. Ga.. claims Allen Austin. Mrs 0. L. to the approval of the owner of the apartment. Nothing could be more personal and appropri- Mr. Maws Memorial Clifton Taylor is doing nicely. that a trend to eliminate flignt liams. Lyle Brandenburg. and Mrs. Eugene Lynch. Miss than a Larry Rickman ha; been ad- Mrs. M. A. Harris is doing radio officers removes the main The price of the furniture is fixed to sell. Owner ate portrait front mitted. nicely. safety factor on international Anna Mary DeMyer. Mr. and . 4 David Ward Phelps. Mrs Hub Beard has been ad- Mrs. Betty Flatt is iniproving. air routes, especially those ovet Mrs. Mary leaving town. If you are interested, call in pe.rson and Miss Bettye Jean mitted Mr: Collie Graves is doing seas. mountains and foreign ter- Reams. at- Morton L. Brook. Martin. has nicely. ritory unequipped with safety Austin. admitted and is doing Mr. Bill Barriger is doing measures equal to those within been Latin version of the Bible nicely fel owing an aueration. nieclo following an operation. the United States. A prepared in the Fourth Century GARDNER'S H Stanfield has been ad- Mn:'. Irene Synuni is the same.' SUMO is the "Vulgate." because 112 OAK STREET Mittel C. B. Coats. Martin, is doing About 25 pounds of feed are called of its common use in the Roman Commercial Ave. Phone Sue WeCree has been admitt- ricely following an operation. required to develop a pullet to 693 Clarie Kearney is Catholic Church. ed and Is doing nicely following doing nicely the laying stage.

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what you'd call really shooting! games behind the leT•tt:c lean- • hub,,5 4Ilet,o1 I. Sports Roundup I, the breeze ! Mg Tigers, who divided a: g(--4,hicks Release MONDAY MATINEE duuble header with the Chicle- tided: "Shortest. By Hugh Fullerton, Jr., Pub - go White Moe in Detroit. The era production New York, May 241- ala-Pact I Golfers in the National bleb; Tenn en- Two Pitchers ens are **con- tic Cua . League President I lie Links champlonehipa are 1 'rivers, behind the seven-hlt titled to receive rail fare and up di have to hu- Pants H1 viand has stretched int. , pitching of Newhouser, won the and Sidle 1.4`11% 1.:Imesetsremelll ms of hops per "third !major league" campaign I to $S a day for living expenses opener handily. 10-1, but the Hark Maybe they E•••rei•••• Fridley Ninhis to the point of objecting to from their clubs. White Sox bounded back to win Fulton Teton Halsted 1)111 it the -Hamburger publicity on players salaries and should call the second game 5-2. Horton it Hulloed Glies Diplomas Southeastern' ti Eltirkiiville, Ilan word for the casts the coast clubs re- Handicap." . Inc the only other American baseball tans who none with th (. '101'11.1'1CW exercaies st ictatally means ceive when they sell athletes to ; League League game. Washington, Still not satisfied ed Harry Walker leading tict , •11 cleMen La t y „school were I more Somalis, the majors ROWIUSICS Figures paced by Stan Spence's three- quality of its pitching staff tilos' League hitters last .1' 1,1 ittay night. May 23. ' that ballyhoo about $100,000 I American run homer in the first inning, acumen, the Fulton Baseball A I am-peage, (Justine see were players, actual or estimated. is week and Frank defeated the Philadelphia Ath- eociation Saturday gave utu on- 1.11:•ii• certificates Walker. a a bit "minor leaguish" under lond, recalled that letics 3-1 in the opener of ditional !aka es to Nick Hack tie Boable Bolden, outfield Kerney, the eireunistances and that's the 1 gangling, fleet-footed a scheduled double header. The and Hubert belle and are ex- I f'...iin itaaloia Ala.. in 1937. Mc last thing he wants . . but the er at Montgomery, game was halted in the seventh peeling a new hurler from: • .a 1,1t Charles his weight. at the M.:Gowain, cagey Rowland won't try to ! couldn't hit inning by rain. The second game Creeaville, Ma .) report here' . t...orvt. was jun a Brent, keep San Francisco's Lefty 0'; same time Oustine was postponed Rain also weal-- tonight. I'll., . Slthara "fair" third baseman with the! ,• ait• 't 'I Brown, Emma Dual 1 r.au hanging that $100.- ed out the scheduled double Three ncw pt eller- Lefty club. Holderness, 000 price tag on one of his athle- second-division Oadscien header between St. Louis and Adolph Mtwara and Right-hand- (4 1" liatv.soda Alice Maddos, tes. Pants maintains that's just Cleveland at Cleveland. ers Williams sow Sisablutit --re- An( Juluison, WISTERT TWIST Jill Daisy Spinks. Totitorroa "managerial psychology" to let THE The New York Giants retain- cently have signed Chicks con- Patton, 'I ht at( who received Junior a little extra work out of the Back in 1033. Francis Wistert.1 ed possession of first place in tracts. high school diplomas were Will- kid . . the big news from the Michigan tackle, was promi- ! the National League pennant The Chicks acre rained out of St 40 7 15 tt t's ie J. Cavitt. valedictorian; Duke Coast League, the prexy insists, nently mentioned as tip Ali- race by walloping the Boston gained at Hupkintiville Sattirday Morris, salutatortali; Vet= is that attendance Is 105.000 America eandIdate. In 1042 his Braves 11-3 in the opener of a and Clarkseille yesterday, and CHIEF- Roar ARIL Rorww• (above) Is the li,iey, Win ford Jackson and ahead of last season and the brother Albert did a little bet- scheduled double header. The are slated to play a' Ca rks Ifilleakoeller kind of second game was halted with if the diantotal 1 new head of I'. S. central Hebert L. Sloane. clubs arc staging the ter making the second team at dile tonight relented fails , the Braves leading 4-3 in the 'teener. Ile recently The p.ograni Included: race that arouses the tackle this Spring a third! In shape. in Paris to take over the fifth. 1?1 tile Kit- fro" duties lonal, "Priest March." - - - i brother and tackle. Alvin top half of All Sunday games the t. Procee. SHOT IN THE AIR alter four years of Clint Hartung. highly pub- ty League were called bec.tuic Mendel:awl-in: "Spring Conteth" UNNIN and came along - - - - service and won the Chi- I licized outfielder turned pitcher. of SAIII, and the Mityleati- i‘v Kouot7. girls chorus: invoca- When the Oklahoma track Army lure tr. approprtate oletr.1,- WO Math cago Alumni trophy as the most I won his third game without a Owensboro tilt at Owensboro tion, Re J T Gaines: "I know to the Big Six me team, enroute improved player during Spring defeat although he Was tagged Saturday was canceled fur tin' Tau lord laid His Hands on gag At.2: ' ic.e),.t ‘...(Allt1 have elirollia'ed 111 champlanships, paused at practice, an honor neither of for 11 hits. A six-run sixth in- same reason. Me" by Howorth; address, Prof. all the departnieutal Jealousies Arkansas City. Kaa, for lunch the others had copped that Crystal Stafford flinches as San Fruitage. Seals player, bounce ning broke up the game. In the only league contests 0. Hale. Dunbar high school. a group The Giants' victory was dim- romped that have helped to make coop- "Awake 'Ti. Spring* coach John Jacobs saw doesn't necessarily mean Alvin alter its Saturday, Clarksville Mayfield; side- a bat and baseballs off the glees backstop unveiling al of shortstop eration next to impasaible. chorus; award. of his boys huddled on the Is a cinch for first-atring All- med by termination over Union City 19-9, and Madi- by Elliott, girls' 71;17oa in San The new glass hackle% walk. . Jacobs barged in, threw America. Francis and Albert the Seals stadium Francisco. Buddy Korr's major league sonville edged Cairo 8-6. A state senator told me recent- ing of certificates. Supt. W. L. had his arms around a couple of never reported for Spring prac- used for the first time for baseball. Is III feet lung and 13 feet record fielding skein which Fulton's Chicks come back ly that he believed the two agen- Holland; "Ti. Morn" by Gelbel. TWIN§ asked: "what are you been carried over from last home tomorrow night to open cies could be made to function chorus. kids and tice. high and is made of 1 .; inch heat tempered, punished plate guys doing. shooting the bull year Kerr, who had played a series with the Hoppers from together, and that a majority brigi here on Main street" . . then END OP THE LINE glass. through 68 consecutive games Hoptown. Box seats and Junior in the General Assembly was int Farmer a microphone near- and 354 chances without an season tickets still are on sale. favor of what, err legislation I M'Cracken he noticed 16-year-old his words had (Worse Seam). Jr. • error, committed a bobble with that may be meded to get the. by and realized Indians • 9! • 1._I air on a -Man on son of the Cleveland L.. two out in the ninth Militia. It best results. Profits Front Cows gone on the and . . . that's coach, pitched two, three Their" Revolution 9 occurred on a hard hit ground- Kimi Knows Nma the Street" broadcast If the two departments could , Wayne Ruanipin otMC k er by Bob Elliott. In moving not work together. thoy should county, elio has it herd of 10 swiftly to make a force play at Coconut Curse la rhaps with: be consolidated. registered Jerseys. told Farm Hit Their Stride ,4gain second. Kerr dropped th:. ball Yankees the Experiment Station taking Agent Joe Hurt that last winter, and all hands were safe. Based On Fact over, little more than three By Joe Reichler I sue club has absorbed this yetz. The Chicago Cubs remained in a Hilo, Hawall-0,-0ld time The Experiment Station has months, he realized $1,795 from Associated Press Sports Whiter: Before the cannonading was five points behind the Marts it is had luck to one very important advantage.I them. According to his records. b ekingt 3-1 win over the Hawaiian:, say That explosion you Just heard , over, a total of 17 hits. good tree and It is farther removed than the sold 30.500 pounds of Island Hot Dogs Cincinnati Reds at Wrigley cut down a coconut Rudolph Coney warned of Agriculture from, In 101 days. In I bases, Yoe- had been Department for $1.545 was the rumor of Yankee di- for 29 caromed off Field despite being held to three A. J. Kimi milk as the aroused it. As head of the the whims of politics, from1 addition, five calves worth $250 senalon blowing up. I kee bats hits. against Bombers won their third committee at the Amer- changes in its higher personnel I were raised during that time. The new Yankee spirit born, Bronx The Jackie Robinson-tea grounds the Red SoX. Legion clubhouse Kim! every four years. of last week's "revolution" con- straight from Brooklyn Dodgers nipped the lean the New trees cut down, TO PRACTICE TUESDAY Untied to blade fiercely In the i The victory carried Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 at ordered six The present set-up is bad. per doz. when the into third place past the aripartlyiangibez honttlise ts were Thewreprtraccatnicelsegtolmolitomorrobsfl $1.00 stadium yesterday Yorkers fEbbets Field to vault into tttird d That we know.. How to remedy Yorkers bludgeoned the Red Sox, who dropped to fourth the clubhouse roof, leans w 'OX NEWS New I place, one game behind the it is something for a committee j Red Sox 17-2. handing It marked the fourth straight partly with a view to beautify- ternoon.. Boston leaders. in the Assembly to find out and! IRTOON the American League champions win for the Yankees since their ing the grounds. Since then a The fifth place Pittsburah report upon, then for the Legis- worst beating any b1:4 lea- "insurrection" last Wednesday I honey bee venture, a trial at the Pirates held the world champion lature to act upon. After en- CIIL when six of their members In- raising cantaloupes and a geese- St. Louis Cardinals to a split. abling leeislation is enacted LEGS, ARMS!" Sehenley i eluding Joe Dlmaggto and Char- business have back- -B-Q four-hit games for , coming back to win the second farming then it will be up to public of- BAR which tENTUCKY LOG lie Keller were fined by Fred- fired for Kimi. Orchids, HICKORY high iii Pittsburgh this Spring. headee 4-1 game of a double ficials of the right sort to do Aeburn's freehman first dent Larry Mac Phan tor re_! .t 5. became his pride and joy, were I ON for the rest. It can be done. THE basemaa and home run leader, fusing to pose for pictures In I growing by the hundreds Knowles. eats corn starch; a promotional venture. Mae- Kimi--until last week. Vandals Phone 40 Lowe The invention of portable lassnew :EEN says it gives him: Phall claimed that the prayers paid him a visit and what they The Itimions Co. because he time-pieces dates back to the S Amenca's 09. 1.• ; he'd bet had promised to do so. didn't carry off they wrecked. IrtwaiNgtory — „I 1910 ------power. . You'd think Baseball end of the 15th century and I The Yanks were still thrde All that was left was one basket 140 So &eel. SI.— 1..a.mr•IN 2,Ky Just a "stiff." first manufactured inj 4...... mommor I - SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION of the flowers and one bunch they were RY ROY CR 4 NV, Team: W. L, Pct. wrapped as protection against I Germany, .687 BUZ SAWYBH New Orleans 28 14 the weather. "I wonder what's I !Mobile 24 17 .585 next?" arks Kimi, as he ponders !Chattanooga 23 18 (36'the possibility there's going te 'Atlanta 31 20 .512 be one kahuna (evil spirit , Ire Now Have In Stock N TONIGHT Nashville 15 20 429 called down upon him for each 'Birmingham .18 24 429 six treec he had SPRAYERS 7:15-9:25 of the coconut A (:omPLETL LINE OF HAND Memphis 15 22 -485 cut down. 1.,ittte Rock 16 25 .390 —a/ste— AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Sprays MIK YESTERDAY'S RESULTS House and Garden Louisville 1-1, Toledo 0-0. RACE Kansas City 8.3, Minneapolis &a=l , 3-1. FULTON HATCHERY Milwaukee 7, St. Paul 5 (sec- PRONE 433 ond game postponed) CoHEDUES Indianapolis 7-3, Columbus 4-1. Sr [WINO filatILOWA, Kentucky Is probably the only SOMMERS ASSOCIATION state with two governmental New Orleans 11-7, Nashville agencies with the same general 7-12 objectives that cooperate not at Chattanooga 7, Mobile 3 (sec- all. ond game postponed) For a good many years the Little Rock 7-1, Atlanta 3-2. State Department of Agricul- Birmingham 4-6, Memphis 1-1. ture and the Kentucky Experi- ment Station have been cooper 'anartgas YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. sling no better than if one were Batting - Jack Wallaesa, in Iceland and the other in Lit- 90f) White Sox - - belted two home tle America. runs and drove in three runs to The result right now is that give Chicago a 5-2 vittory over our Agriculture Department is Detroit and a split in their little more than a name. Its ap- double header. propriations have been curtailed Pitching-Fritz Ostermueller, for so long and so much of its Pirates, limited the Cardinals to work taken over by the Experi- three hits in pitching Pittsburgh ment Station that the general to a 2-1 win and a split in the public, which includes most of hardly OPEN Idouble header. the farming population, knows it exists. In reporting somethine, the IntroIntroducing'ng Committee for Kentucky's re- 24 HOURS A DAY-- port on agriculture omitted, I THE ADVEN'll RES OF PATSY ant putting personal blame on --- R- frgp 114ET'RE CARIrtiaG t.ST A PAY% AND A X10! .witn scontA iaiuifGsigirPle— nobody connected with either I 7-1-11N, ),S1 ALL, NO MONEY I... 'VC TOM1ST5fTNAT5 The Chicks agency. Maybe all the work of • Irc11)10 ',t.SA', 01STIrtiCTED SuS5 5I1APPIEfl 7 DAYS A WEEK OvERLY CONCERNED OA' KIEV the two agencies should have Ralrsaie 10 WIVE ME OYER PATSYS PSITY' T141ANCiAL The Chicks secured their first been consolidated and the Agri- ALL, TME.M.IRW..'.E1I irolg AFTER ag.Ep5 TtNE southpaw twirler of the year culture Department job taken NO PLANK IT ileUeLL person of A. B. "Mo" IMS.5 FM, TO Tint! in the over by the Experiment Station. Mechanic on duty al all hours OPOUIARY Morara. who came to Fulton rThat would have eliminated --t, TOURISTS' from the Greenville, Miss.. club. particular- ;? conflicting interests, • Morara ix 22. weighs 160, is ly in pressure campaigns for 5 ft. 8 in tall, and at the present funds every time the Legiala- writing is unmarried. His home OIL CHANGE (5 gts.) GULFPRIDE is in Readland. Ark. The new chucker also has had GULFIEX 1.1.1titscATtoN baseball experience with the Union City Greyhounds. He was CAR WASH a gunner in the Army Air Forces for two and one-half years.

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