Murray State's Digital Commons

Fulton Daily Leader Newspapers

11-29-1946 Fulton Daily Leader, November 29, 1946 Fulton Daily Leader

Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl

Recommended Citation Fulton Daily Leader, "Fulton Daily Leader, November 29, 1946" (1946). Fulton Daily Leader. 517. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl/517

This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton Daily Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ot

'44 The Weather SOME SUBSCRIBER 5. To the Daily Leader will own FORECAST: a new Ford after Dec. 21, 1946 any —Fair and some- Interested? Stop at Huddleston been what colder tonight; Saturday Mater Co., or the Leader office this fair with rising temperature. ration tabtr her details. Egg EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1946 • Volume XL VII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, I RIDAY Five Cents Per Copy No. 284 W K Y B,Paducah New Fulton Had A Music Prof State's Waterfield For Now is On Air At Murray State Chain Quiet Holiday Lewis Is Ordered To Trial On Contempt Charge; . • New Radio Station Will Most Remained At Home Governor Move Re On Air Sunrise To Conies Frinn USSR Store Tax Is For Thanksgiving Meal; Judge Goldsborough Denies Mine Leader's Sunset At See On Dial Others Hunted, Visited Plea Murray, Ky.—Pictured is Prof. I 111 r Radio station WK,YB, owned Roman Prydatwevyteh, violin in- Most residents of Fulton and Is Inaugurated and operated by the Paducah structor recently appointed in nvalidated nearby communities enjoyed a For Dismissal, Saying Norris Act Not Applicable e,• Sun-Democrat, went on the air the music department at Mur- quiet Thanksgiving holiday at r• • Democratic Party this week with 1,000 watts pow- ray State College Appeals Court home yesterday. Practically all Federal Judge Holds His Court Has - er on a frequency of 800 kilo- Mr. Prydatkevytch has concer- business houses were closed for Diptheria At Leaders Meet In cycles. The new Paducah station Rules Against the day. Right To Enjoin Labor Union From e • operates from local sunrise to The traditional Thanksgiving Peak In State 1940 Tax Bill foods, though a bit higher pric- Paducah Tuesday sunset, and is affiliated with the Seven-Year High Point Acting Contrary To Good Of Public ed, were more plentiful this year Mutual Broadcasting System. Reported By Kentucky A movement to boom Harry Fisnkfort, Ky., Nov. 29—(AP) than in the previous three or Washington, Nov. 29—AP)— the r • Board Of Health Today public and the union itself." Lee Waterfield, Clinton and Ful- All male members of WKYB's —Kentucky's chain store tax lour years. Restaurants and gro- Federal Judge T. Alan Golds- Lewis and his United Mine • ton publisher and speaker of staff except one saw overseas which brings in approximately ceries were well-stocked with Louisville, Ky., Nov. 29—(AP) borough ordered John L. Lewis Workers contended that the • the state House of Representa- service during World War II, all $150,000 annually was invalidat- turkeys, chickens, ducks, ham —Diphtheria is at a seven-year to trial on contempt charges to- NorriE-La Guardia Act. curbing • tives, for staff members save one are na- ed by the Court of Appeals today. iknd other holiday delicacies. peak in Kentucky, Dr. Fred W. day and upheld the court's right the use of restraining orders and • • tives of Kentucky and all but The commonwealth's highest • was launched at an informal Local observance of Thanks- Caudill of the State Board of to enjoin a walkout in the soft injunctions in labor disputes, ' meeting of 53 Democratic lead- two are from Paducah and its tribunal had previously knocked Health reported here today. coal mines despite Federal An- nullified Goldsborough's re- • out a 1934 chain store tax, and giving began with the commun- • ers of the 14 counties of the immediate area. ity worship service Wednesday The Director of Epidemilogy ti-Injunctions Laws. straining order of Nov. 18 and First District at Paducah Tues- the one acted upon today *as Overruling Lewis' motion for • Paxton, Sr.. Sun- evening at the Cumberland said the state's incidence of dip- was grounds for dismissal of the day night. Edwin J. passed in 1940. The state revenue dismissal of the contempt action • Democrat publisher, pioneered Presbyterian Church hterhia is the worst since 1939 whole contempt of conrt action, • department estimated that re- with an brought by the Government, sayhig itLewis Senator Henry Ward of radio in West Kentucky when he While a majority of Fulton epidemic in Daviess had the right to U.S State fund or retention in the state Goldsborough declared: ignore Paducah, who served as chair- put radio station WIAR on the folk remained at home for a County (Owensboro) and Fa- treasury of around $1,000,000 yette County (Lexin:toni -The Norris-La Guardia Act Government man at the dinner meeting, said air at Paducah in 1922. VYKYB hearty dinner and a lazy after- hard attorneys on the hinged on today's building. hit. did not and does not apply, and other hand that enthusiastic support for Is being managed by his son, E- noon yesterday, several hunters contended the law the court has the same rights as did not apply where the Waterfield was voiced by Dem- 1. Paxton, Jr., who returned Gen- The 1934 act was designated a were out to try their luck and a Govern- "Needless suffering and death it had prior to passage of the ment itself was ocratic representatives of all 14 eral MacArt.hur's "Voice of revenue measure and after that number of football fans saw acting as opera- are occurring because we do not Norris-La Guardia Act." tor of the 3.300 soft counties. Freedom" radio program to the failed to stand the court test, the Thanksgiving rivalries renewed. coal mines have the personnel to adminis- Goldsborough said his court seized during another air when the American forces 1940 general Assembly deolgnat- Attracting the largest number crippling that the meeting ter immunization," declared Dr. had the right to enjoin "A Labor strike last spring. lie added reconquered the Philippines in ed the new one as being passed from here was the Mayfield-Pa- sponsored by members of Caudill. Union which was about to do Ends was 1944 and under the state's police powers. ducah game at Mayfield, which Argument the_state legislature of this dis- 1945. Uzed in several American cities So far this year, 471 cases of something against the good of Goldsborough's C. 0 (Preacher) Sims, veter- the Tilghman Tornado wo.) 14-0. ruling cut as a means of sounding out and has received favorable re- The preamble to the 1940 act diptheria have occurred in Ken- short trict an radio engineer and a member Fulton and South Fulton a\ day and half of argu- sentiment regarding the gov- views from many of the larger set out it was designed to pre- tucky, compared with 377 in the ment by of the Paducah city commission, schools remained closed today, attorneys for Lewis that race next year and to newspapers. serve individually owned stores same period last year and 471 Company Stores the ernor's is WKYB's technical chief, and and will re-open for their regu- court lacked authority to re- entertain whether united sup- The professor was born near and to curb monopolies "in the cases in all of 1945. Barn Livingston, for 20 years lar schedule Monday morning, strain the UMW from terminat- rt can be achieved for Water- Crocow, Poland of Ukranian par- interest of the general welfare." At Elkhorn Pits ing its the Paducah December 2, Daviess county h•s reported government contract. field in this district. sports editor of ents, and while still a boy his The tax is on a sliding scale, Evening Sun and of the Sun- 141 cases, most of them since Reported This notice by Lewis was follow- parents returned to what is now ranging from $25 a year for Closed ed by a walkout of 400.000 min- "Because the hotel was able Democrat, is commercial man- Sept. 1, with seven deaths. Fa- the Soviet Ukraine and he receiv- each of two to five units operat- ers. arrange a dinner for only a ager and sports director. Neil yette has reported 41 cases. Whitesburg. Ky., Nov. 29-(API to ed his early education there. ed in a chain up to $200 per Mexico Opens "The court limited number, we were able to McIntyre, who worked with Pax- Dr. Caudill said the disease is Some stores ovmed by coal repeats," Golds- Coming to the store for all over 250 in a chain. borough said. "that this Invite only a few from each ton, Jr., on the Voice of Free- on the increase throughout the firms operating in the Rich Elk- preceed- in December, 1923, the new Cortes Casket ing was or the sole county, and it is understood, of dom, is program director. nation but that the gain in Ken- horn field surrounding this piarpose of I teacher studied composition and Suit filed in 1942 by 30 chain Government Authorities maintaining the status course, that they were speaking Miss Marcia Richardson is di- tucky is greater than the Slat- eastern Kentucky community quo in orchestration with Seth Bing- demanded refund of $266,000 And Historians Believe this dispute." for themselves, but what they rector of women's affairs for the tonal increase because of lack of were reported to be closing their ham at Curtis Institute of Mus- paid by them up to that time as Remains Are Authentic Before handing down reported indicated that there station, which also enjoys the Immunization in this state. doors today until the nine-day- his ic in Philadelphia. license fees, but it was pointed Mexico City, Nov. 29-(AP)- cision, the Judge had remark will be strong support in this services of its own full-time news The worst year listed in the old contract dispute that has "I am very glad to be here at out license fees paid since then that Lewis in effect had "pleaiS district for Waterfield," Ward staff, headed by William Murray State, especially since While historians stood by as wit- State Health Board's files was made 12,000 Miners in the area would be affected by the final ed guilty" to contempt by re*: said. (Speedy) Allen of Murray. It is so close to the center of ruling today. Firms filing the news, government authorities 1941, when 4,082 cases occurred idle is terminated. fusing to obey the court's order "These leaders agreed to go American folksongs' stated the suit ruled upon today were: last night opened the Crystal in Kentucky. While other years A spokesman for the Elkhorn back into their own counties and had higher rates than 1946, the Collieries Co., announced that to keep the cent contract hi music professor. He says that Adam Hat Stores, Inc.; Can- and gold urn said to contain the force. • begin the organisation of Water- Rev. L W. Carlin he hopes to do research in Amer- zi,,n Shoe Co.; Dejay Stores, Ins.; remains of Reran Cortes, con- rate had been declining steadily the firm's store in Farmday field For Governer club. and ican folklore and songs. Edison Bros. Stores, Yirestene queror of Mexico, and pro- since the present immunization would be closed for the durat- Th's was promptly challen the !emulation Of specific plans Tire and Rubber Co., General nounced authentic its contents method was found 15 years ago, ion of the United Mine work- by one tif Lewis' Lawyers, T. Will Be Speaker ers' strike. A number of stores to let the rest of OM state know Shoe Corp., B. F. Goodrich Co., of a skull, bones and a rolled until a slight upturn in 1945 and Townsend, who said: that this district is behind Wat- Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., document. a greater one this year. have been open only part-time "He hasn't entered any man- At Baptist Church 1. Robey,80, since the first of the week. If erfield in an enthusiastic f. W. T. Grant Co., Great Atlantic The document, of guilty, your honor." dated Dec. 0 the closing trend co titmed, it ner," Ward added. L, W. Carlin, pastor & Pacific Tea Co., H. L. Green ,,, Wen ko_lorzysLn oweve some argument over legal organkation 44 Dies would , glom bac the T4Ip7s.dgy +to., Green United Stores. Lie., trrith it-Cotre tort accept fTrIfileir Baptist Church, will Services 'Pe Ilet. Rotarians on the miners, who 4, contmittee to The Interstate Co.. S. S. Kresge Been Y. Moreno, one of the four Pre- aiallat"""motion to discharge 14414 campaign be the speaker in a series of ser- At Mt. Zion Church vious walkouts have been extend- tions for a Co., S. H. Kress & Co., Kroger discoverers of the hidden um. the motion is overruled.' :12= disclosed. Ben. vices next week at the South Tomorrow At 2:30 P. M.' Dine On Deer Shot ed credit by company tores. DMA altp were Fulton Baptist church. Mr. Car- Grocery and Baking Co., Ledner Historians assumed from the Witness Ready Giffin!, Clinton banker, was ben lin wlll speak Monday, Tuesday, John Thomas Robey, 80, well- Stores Corp., McCrory Stores date that the urn was removed By Fulton lIe then led fise min* Leaporary chairman for Hunters nameedoi Thursday and Friday nights at known farmer of this section, Corp.. Melvllle Shoe Corp., 0. C from its former resting place in recess. Chief Government coati. thilt 7:30 on the subject, "Christ's died yesterday afternoon at 2:30 Murphy Co : the Chapel of Jesus Hospital Members of the Fulton Lions West Kentucky eel John F. Son nett announced said that the Democrat- Ward Church from Prophecy 'to the at his home at Water Valley. .1. J. Newberry Co., J. C. Penny during Antispanish riots of 1623 and Rotary Clubs dined on ven- that the government was ready, Who talked to the le 'Medlin! ,resent Day." Death was attributed to lobar Co., Scott-Burr Store Corp., The but was not hidden in the wall ison contributed by five local Miners Elect to present its first witn *id, gat eettOtts,. Olt ist IllentY The Rev. J. T. Drace, pastor, pneumonia. Schiff Co., Sears Roebuck Is Co., of the chapel until 13 years sportsmen and listened to tall against Lewis—Navy captr.in WWI* a genefal Madisonville, Ky., Nov. 29— therdiettiel invites the public to Mr. Robey was a member of Steiden Stores, Inc.; T. P. Taylor later. tales of their trip to northern H. Caisson, Federal Coal Woes rectigniOon of the fact that if each of ( services. the Mt. Zion Cumberland Pres- ds Co.; Walgreen Drug Store, document, signed by Michigan at a joint meeting to- AP)—Arthur Wilson of Browd- Administrator. DeMoersts are to win the these The the byterian Church, where services Inc.; Western Auto Supply Co., church authorities, attested to day. era, Muhlenberg County, was times race next year enthu- In his statement leading up to be conducted at 2:30 tomor- and F. W. Woolworth Co. authenticity of the urn's Appearing old the program elected president of the Western fOr the state Democratic will the dismissal of the UMW motion. row afternoon by the Rev. J. T. contents and briefly recounted were Bob White, Paul Boyd, Kentucky Mining Institute at its Et Must be amused in the Vet Farm Program annual Turkey Dinner yesterday Goldsborough declared that t Drace and the Rev. Leetie de- their history to that date. Aaron Butts and R. E. Sanford. First dittrict of the state. at nearby Earlington. court had .1 right to enjoin " Waterfield, this ments of Dresden. Burial will be President Manuel Avila Cam- The fifth member of the hunt- labor union which was about "In Harry Lee Will Be Explained Two Cars Collide Other officers include iierbert the state a in Wesley cemetery. The remains acho has ordered the urn turned ing party, Buck Bushed, was do something against the g district can oiler to B. Hinton of Stures, First Vice- in state gov- G• will lie in state at Hornbeak over to the national historical unable to attend the meeting of the public and the union it. Man who is versed At yce School On Martin Hiway President; Lindsay Cobb of Nor- knows what Ker.- Funeral Home until the services. and anthropological institute The hunters had as their self." ernment, who tonville, Second Vice-President; can win the An important meeting of vet- He lived in and near Water for safekeeping. headquarters Funk's 500 Club, tucky needs, who Thursday Night Andrew Roark of Greenville. Ward said, erans interested in enrolling in Valley most of his life, and mar- near Marinesc,o, Mich. governorship," Third Vice-President; and Tho- have the advantage the veteran farmer program will ried Miss Nancy Jane Hardin, A 1946 Dodge automobile "He would mas 0. Long of Madisonville, Holiday Hangover candidate with no be held at Cayce high school who survives, December 20. 1888. driven by Art Grissom of De- of being a Murray Takes reelected Secretary-Treasurer. , political scars from others races Monday, December 2, at 7 p.m., In addition to his wife, he troit and carrying four passeng- School Meeting Cured By Climb be has run, for he has never It is announced by Eugene Wag- leaves five daughters: Miss Artie ers, collided with a Chevrolet W. K. C. Crown Robey of Paducah, Mrs. Rebecca Fulton been a candidate for a state or goner, VA instructor. sedan while returning to Tigers Win Their First Opens At U Of K Up,Down Chimn Detroit, Mrs. Dona Picked Mallet office. He has an ex- The course is to begin January Murphy of last night at about 12:15 a. m. Cluimplonship In History Rheuy Cooley and north cellent floputation, gained from 1, he said. Those who do not en- Stewart, Mrs. approximately two miles With Rating Of 2213 Lexington, Ky., Nov. 29—(AP) For Rose Bowl Newark, N. J., Nov 29—(AP) the four terms he has served as roll for the first session will not Mrs. Frank Brady of Fulton; 14 of Martin on highway 45 E. —The 23rd anneal educational A pair of blistered hands and a member of the state legisla-, be allowed to enroll until Sept., grandchildren and seven grea.- Both care were damaged con- Murray high school's Tigers. conference and the 12th annual Chicago, Nov. 29---(AP)-1111- slight cough from coal gas ture. He has been active in the 1 1, 1947. grandchildren. One son, James siderably and several occup- who earned a Dickinson rating meeting of the Kentucky asso- noLs was chosen today by the halation were pertinent r hospi- Welfare of the Democratic party Mark, died at the age of eight ants required immediate of 22.83, were announced as the ciation of colleges and secon- western conference to play the ers today to 23-year-old McClain of In many campaigns, and as a years. tal treatment. Billy champions of the West Ken- dary schools opened today at the University of California. Los Dowling of the Thanksgiving Martin, who was in the Chevro- result has many does Permute First Flight Finished Active pall bearers will be Ed tucky Conference last night by University of Kentucky. Angeles, In the Rose Bowl game morning spent clambering up most /friends slid political 00134m- Acre, Guy McClure, Lenard Wil- let going to Martin, is the J. 0. Lewis, conference secre- An address by Ralph McGill, at Pasadena Jan. 1. and down the inside of a 182-ft. —(AP)—C. V. Whit- is at the Ful- won tions all over Kentueby. Be is son, Dick Childers, Will Puckett seriously hurt. He tary. Ty Holland's lads editor of the Atlanta constitu-I Douglas Mills, director of ath- chimney. ney's filly First right will not be hospital, whereh he is re- the confer- a man behind whom the Demo- and Ray Collins. ton five and tied one in Lion, and discussions on the sub- letics at the University of Illi- Dowling who lives in nearby nominated for the 1947 Ken- sponding favorably to treat- ence. crats of the state can unite and ject "what outcomes and serv- nois, immediately Announced Il- Orange told Lt. Andrew Perkins tucky Derby. She bucked her ment. Russ Eliber, Detroit, while with whom the party can win Mrs. Faille Melson arrived to- Hopkinsville and Henderson ices may we expect from our linois' acceptance. He said the of the Pennsylvahla winning the Belmont so seriously injured, is also Railroad next November." shins in day from Memphis to visit her not each ended the season with 2333 schools?" were to highlight the senate conunttate at the Police that he awoke yestercley patient at the same hospital univer- Waterfield has represented Futurity and has been turned out sister, Mrs. C. E. Hutchens, and a whits. Miirray was declared opening sessions. sity had after a pre cc is reported that other pas- unhesitatingly approved' -Thanksgiving Hickman and Fulton =intim in for the balance of the year. Other relatives in Fulton. It winner of ita first WKC cahtnp- The meetings are expected to the bid. sengers in both cars were not bration to find himtelf loc the House of X*Preartri=a ionship in history since Dickin- attract 1,000 Kentucky educators. up In the Pennsylvania • as seriously injured, although Mies since 1928, and served son rules stipulate that an un- Thruston Ballard Morton, Re- toad Station heating plant. 1944 and Dorothy Nanney and Mrs. Ela- er of the House at the defeated team may not rank be- GRASS FIRE REPORTED publican Congressman - Elect He boosted his five foot, elected with- ine Mauck were admitted to 1946 sesions, being Arizona Cowhands Organize Anti low a team it has defeated, and Firemen were called to ex- from the third district, reported inch frame up the chimney— times. the Fulton hospital after the Ti- out opposition both Murray beat the Hoptown tinguish a small grass fire at he donated $2,000 to his party's seven feet wide at the base Democratic guberna- accident. Murray field and In the gers 26-6 on the 312 Carr Street this afternoon. state campaign fund. He listed four feet at.the peak. 1943, he was Arriving at the scene of the Bulldogs, who had a torial primary of High - Toned Fox - Hunting Club Fulton's There was no property damage. no donations to him. But when he got to the* manager for accident shortly after It occur- standing, finished in second ., state campaign 16 Dowling said. there was no we, and was the state Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 29—(AP) Track Ranch at Sedona. ed were John Paul McConnel B division, 74,Ben Kilgore, place In the class getting down the outside. chairman for the Dem- —Arizona cattlemen like their Warren Peterson, twice Presi- and Pat Bentley. Assisted by ratings were: of ni ' publicity Final shouted for help An campaign in November shooting straight and their dent of The Arizona Cattlemen's) Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Brown Class A attendant) ocratic 63 Die In Holiday Traffic Accidents; in a nearby parking lot opened year. in 1944 he was hunting strictly western—none Association who was elected! Harry Reams and Miss Wilma Rating of that Team a big iron door at the base of the. dirsetor of organisation for of this pink-coated, high-fallu- Vice-President, said he never be- Jean Harris, who were return- 22,83 made Murray chimney. Dowling clambered. the Democratic state central tin' fox chasing for them. lieved fox hunting with pink ing from Martin, they adminis- Hopkin sv Ile 2332 13 Other Violent Deaths Occur committee, and has held that With disgusted snorts in re- coats "could happen here." tred first aid to ikhe injured and Henderson 23.33 down and was taken to City Hos- by the associated press California, pital for treatment. poet since then He was the tard to "fancy pink clothes" and The aroused cattlemen discus- rushed them to the hospital. Russellville 21.25 Illinois and Mich- igan each state campaign manager for "dudes." a neer organization was sed organization of an Arizona Owensboro 21.00 Traffic accidents cost the lives reported five traffic President Roosevelt and the born here yesterday: The Ari- Brahma Steer-Chasing Club. State Republican Marlon 17.55 of at least 63 peroons—more deaths yesterday while four Democratic ticket in the election zona Old-Time Cowhands' Anti- (That's pronounced Braymer, Madisonville 17.14 than the toll estimated by the fatalities each were reported in Cayce PTA Will Arizona. Florida, Georgia. New of 1944. !lightened Fox Hunting Associa- Pardner.) And these plans in- Class B national safety council—as the Expenses Listed York and Ohio; three Ward said that other meetings tion. clude the fox-chasing dudes Team Rating nation observed the Thanks- each in Sponsor Fat-Lean Indiana and Pennsylvania; two are being planned of district Said President Dalton to his Bowling Green 16.25 giving holiday yesterday. Violent It all started when cattlemen Frankfort, Ky., Nov. 29—(AP) each in Colorado, Connecticut leaders and groups that may be western cohorts: —The State Republican Cam- Fulton 15.00 deaths from tr Wellaneous Basketball Game the read about plans for an English- 14 00 Missouri and North Carolina, Interested in helping develop "I think we ought to invite paign Committee reported today tilayfteld causes totaled 13 Style Fox Hunt at Tucson this 13.33 and one each in . Kansas. A Fat and Lean Imelemtbalk campaign for Waterfield. these Tucson Dudes to join us it received $71,215 and spent Morgan field Sunday. 13.00 The safety council, which Maine, , Massachusetts game sponsored by the Cam on a Braymer Chase. We could $65,764.55 in behalf of Senator- Stares to- 12.00 day reported 3,120 traffic Minnesota, Mississippi, North Parent-Teacher Association FORT KNOX CAM'S IS "Ridiculous." said John Ed- tie a pretty red ribbon on a Elect Cooper and P fat- 11.06 alities in October and a total of Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Ten- be held at 7 pm.December FOUND DEAD IN HIS AUTO ward Dalton. President of the Braymer Steer's horns and set the nine Republican candidate. ProvlBence 10.00 27,520 for the Brat 10 months of nessee, Texas, Virginia and in the Cayce gymnasium. new Anti-Highteners. "I sure him loose at the top of a mount- for Congresr Franklin Fort Knox, Ky., Nov. 21 (AP)— 10.00 1946, had estimated 50 persons Washington. proceeds will go to the P-T- never thought anyone would get ain. Trigg The public relations office re- would die in motor mishaps on The safety council said that Roy Wade will be captain of himself all rigged up in fancy "Then we'll all holler 'Tally- • ported here today that Capt. Sharlye Bernier had as the Holiday. It said, however the traffic toll for the first 10 Fat team and Harvey Wilk clothes and go chasing a Ho' or "Yoicks" and down the Mr. and Mrs. Grady Vardar% Miss Idwin D. Bacon, 56, command- for a Thanksgiving that normally 110 persons are months this year was 25 percent ant will head the Lean little fox around this Arizona mountain we go, chasing this and son Gaylon, Ur. and Mrs. her guests ing officer of the induction yesterday at her home in killed in traffic on a November higher than for the same period In a second game, the country." Braymer. First one to catch the John Daniel and son David, and dinner station at Fort Knox. was found Heights Miss Gladys Irate, Thursday, including deaths or- In 1945 and estimated that the and Hickman ,ndependent was once a bartender steer and grab the ribbon gets a Mrs. Lonnie Roper and son Ber- 'sir deed in his atttomobUe this Dalton St. John and Beverly cursing later from injuries suf- fatalities for the entire year ems will play. Admission Int Tombstone and beautiful loving cup and a free ry Ire spending the weekend in Katherine interning. Death was attributed In roaring old fered that day. would approximate 34,000 two games will be 30e and The Big Wagon drink." Memphis. Bt. John. te a heart attack. formerly Mind

• FADED Copy ••• Al• ••=R. •• ..•••0•010•4

29, 1944 e Two Fulton Daily twitter, Faison,itimimootty IFRIbAY EVENING, NOVEMBER

_ 81111711111nalf DOMED :sfes. Lillie Einstiek is improv- NEWS --; ,IIDNIIMS MR& TIROMPti4M. ilosirriAL ing. 11: AO* "any Patter TILE POOLDIUS It. M. Rale* Is getter. Mrs. Emuel Bruner gave a Hews Menserleg Mrs. lisiiiomas Webb earl baby DAILY SINCE 1898. birthday dinner Sunday honoring LL A. Harris. la doing are dolma fine. 400 Main Street, Fulton, Kentucky. her mother, Mrs. Willard Thomp- PUBLIMIF.D EVERY WEEK DAY EVENING. .Ben. Mrs. Will Soudan. 13 Impress- Mile Rose fitahr is doing fine NANNY LEE W ILLO AUGTIP4 ACIKIN•ON A/GRUM OCIAAN Mrs. Ed , INNILI•NER mANAGI NCI EDITOR EDITOR At the noon hour the guests Frields is better. Mrs. Bettie ruwjltes is doing were invited, into Nig diving masa Mrs. W. 0. Lecke ham been es- cif aly. Entered as second class matter at Fulton, Kentucky, models act et Congress of March 1, 1979. where the table had as its center- 'Waged. TOR Mrs. Brute Vlagent ie Mrs. Will Box r •GON101111W1ION AAAAA •EIE RATE 50% IN CLASSIFIED SECTION. piece a calite beautifully decorat- nem haa been dis- In ed with "Happy Birthday, Moth- nicely. missed. ADVERTISING RATING •IJOIM FINED ON 1111.1111.11[11T. Telexhane 39 er' Mrs. Grace Griffin is doing Ma. an *Wow Nutt babe fine. ham been dientiamett MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for Those enjoying the dinner were Herman Thompson reproduction of all news (*snatches credited to thin Paper Bad also th, local news rublisigect is. better Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bru.nar and Mrs. Lloyd Lawrence is im- Hensel, Mr. and Mrs. Willard proving FOR; Gubernatorial Candidates Considered Thomason, Mr. and Mrs. Ceirelice Mrs. Lilly Poona is doing flue Oliver and Marlon LM, Ur. and Democratic party plane for the guberna- nanny :cadets of cnar:cter and la:ze follow- Mat Mollie Stabile. Is doing Mn.Cony Mansfield and Charles nicely. Illittlegeleld --; torial election next year already have attrac- ings who already are united on the Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Mc- Jerry Ainley is improving. Fiore ed considerable attention throughout the candidacy. Gowan sad Ealle, lies LW Mrs. Novelle Moss end belay ft le true that a large number- at prefesetoor 1 thmegew Ma Malik MEM etre doing tine, state. politicians, long schooled in the old.fashio.)- and Mira. Mau& Emma wadism. ' Baby Johnny Fry Is doing nice Waterfield for ity. Organization of a Harry Lee ed ways of winning election:, are ready to TODAY sami SATURDAY accomplished this Getverrior movement was climb on the Clements bances,:gon. But the DUI 1.111 LEIMINE Demo- June Copeland Ii Wiwi/sang. week at Paducah, and other Kentucky people seem latterly to ha%., turped awi y alowie SIM BMX Noble J. Ore- Tho Mrs. Markin. Milam is better. crats, includ'ng Congressman from the professionals, looltin,_; towasti a nosy, Mrs. Charles Newton Is im- Clements. 004/11fill PIM:CURB gOrY and Congressman Earle C. kind of political leader in N. AMA a,....teanuta- Fa. inn Mee Maras. Lewes proving. have been mentioned as possible Democratic ship is a prime characterist t and v rtue. ,rettimemb hem linalivaile Mai Mrs. Russell Hicks is doing candidates. Mem they *Meade& Ma fine. Harry Lee Waterfield is suc.1 a y sung ran • • - Mr. Waterfield received the endorsement He is of proven ability, experienced by five =ad WO lable sen. Ube- Willy Porter has been ad 11. Pedley, editor and publisher of els. ie.. viiho la a patient ad of:Gracean terms in hoe Kentucky Hou. o. He Is a paat Mrs. E. S. Ame has been ad. Princeton Leader, in that newspaper's Childnotealtospital, Ns le allphe- thr president of the Kentucky Pres.. Associatit:.1 IY Istasavad. but ttill in a. modem editorial this week. Excerpts from trinepal and will have strong support from ma oic coadMoss. fa taking eteleatO• M. Predley's column follow; Dernocra,- newspapers all over the State. lie 1111100. MUM. Allie Mae Wall has been ad- mitted for tonsilectorny. gentleman from Clinton, in Hickman Is a friend of the school people in Kentuy, The Med& dr., will haw no Awl , Mrs. Glenn Jackson has been the party's councils ... and will have the active and vigorcu, support of Mimic is Ugh 4n mega opensehin clignissed. people of the First Ben Kilgore, whose farm following will MEW dia name! In. selimation of all the he a two ay. these weeks. ledltely Surge has been dismiss- atillMaL This his been proven time after time: weighty factor in the 1947 election. add, white he never has made a State-wide We believe the First district, long discourag- wismats imierax r-Roy Nettserly hen beets tits- rate, he has severe' times toured the State, ed from putting forth is sons as candidates EN10111 REIMP0101 interest of a new Constitution and for high State office because they eve so far •,intal"Novia Thacker has bore Ma- 14 the To the tune of terv'ce, gaining many sup- toward one and of the Commonwealth, it, en- meat turkey mimed. in; other sitrulstic and. pu n tee the congressional dis- titled ibis year to be recognized for what it entire Ps it all Kentucky's Wiseman family met In Fulton Fulani Itiernehei Is . . the backbone of Democracy in Ken- on Thanksgiving Gala for the Pat ents admitted uistrlet can, and we ,inc?.reiy tucky . if upon no other basis than that it first arc Mesa, til:1i, Mat reunion in 18 yew Roy Lawrence, Miss Betty JUys *eye it will give sillsjortty of 40 000 to 43,- CIO1 give a very poteit margin to any w.ncli- .. A long table featuring Joyner. W B Lye, Mot Wien. Watgfield in the general election next date its people realty iavor. turkey SW FULTON 0. E. S. HAS MOIR MINIKIIM 11.0111811 ifit and ham, with all the taimrninga, Jones, Mrs. It. L. Jones. Item Demiserat'c party's nominee Besides which, we think Mr. Waterfie:d's ,if he Is the FRIENDSHIP SWAM duemegaggaggidabgeldINITEVO wes set at the home of Mr. and Dona Walker, Mrs. Elaine Maur* Governor. Such as mlijority is by no means qualireations are tecond to none. • ,r ,,,,,, Mrs. Cecil Wisentrue Mrs. Dorothy Martina Billy Mc-, Fulton City Chagior No. 41. The north of the down here, when the chips are down We have been among those who were hea- iwItk..`""" fairgrounds, for Mr. eel ata . Clain and Ruse Altar. enthusiastically for the ing that Congressman The Order at tea Ilein their ': for the thi people are Clemeate, long Allred a stated J. r Wiseman. Sue wiserui n, Other patients are D033 Sagas In meeting. TiSIMULY Ines% of' at the 1100111 Mr. and Mat to' effecting harmonious alliances for the at the Masonic. lite& and obv, Metile.Minem • Fililisun U. Robert- Mrs. J le aohnses. Mrs. Cart a* /Am and sons. Jackie and _‘ONCNT on rack into history. Democratic patty good, would content himself with his ed Frien 'flaw reeshigummaillite to. or- i Janniie. Stroud and baby, Wien Latta of 45,000 and_ more in the First seat In Compere for a while, until the Dew. was Mr. and Mrs L cC. Williams and MM. Flossie Said, Mrs. John r MINIMAL , beautnylireetlgatTetibe dádem. at lot ill oleic*mos"... Vise that pea& 'child . ' ,have not been uncommon and we are oats in Kentucky have time to heal their red paper roses in 'baskets 14lift a__ . ten. blishael and Janet. Sue, Flash, Mrs. ionew Palmer, Miss -- ...slaw. &tut Mrs. Jsmaele Wei,- . . such a margin can be piled up for wounds and get back into power by carefully vases.; trellis' et vctiesakpabeatessa. bp no. Jim- I „.. au, _. Mane Patterson Mrs. Etellhomp., CIL hielliall IS, Mt. and Onion salon next year. The Democratic cultivating unity for victory. We need no row Wonted Ma ZS,mie Ela Mt who thel --n son, ear. Glynn Masbate Mes, . peee,2 4,6116 le& Min. (Rea M. W.Leamen and son Edward Ptektuid, )441s. Leon 6401010 will need a large majority in the heated pamary contest neat year; and Mr. ctutteolu were w - leetih and Donnie of C-iro. and Mr. end Wright, R. V, Putnam, Bt., and , dletrict to win. Clemente has plenty of time to be Governor Wick Wu Pedid. hapsayeeK ' of the QaLS NMI faur Mrs. Gent R. Wiseman and Mrs. Is. C.,,Lgipm. ,4:*47,1 is popular and Senator. after harmony heabi present Tooduer moilkers oinit . 1063...,;41:' Gideon. Past Maud Isiteee petemit. Ws. 'tibia- children,..ahaelotta Mtn, remold Neboad district, is was attested when breaches. Of course, Mr. Waterfield is a Yount Mra LaNelle Mrhe and Eleclate Late seteersonn ' 149': coa dws, Rom* A4uo added to the vial- tiler Phelips. %Made Owen. and , ,*edved a majority twice as large aa that mass too; and his candidacy seems to us to Marebell. and Ma.. Mgr :tors were Mr. and Mrs. Sam.gd- i. . .relic titre Wile MOW- " ••••opp John T. Brown in that Whist in afford the beet chance of cementing Demo- way, Grand RepresentaMem •teratemehitia* Moot, seacetarj-- Peas bor. But there is no faint chance ha cratic strength next year. Wisconsin, all of Railasalu gaga thil 'Wafts of,v,anwaldrdsnevennni4F., BearejlaHlligikI of Clinton lian rPeatut Janes Clinic W ATC4"SC rell up half as law a Deinocrael‘1.10 ..=•eling Cold bust'sea aldr. end Mts. Hemet Mutat* of r;rgbets to. mid; nee boa:- Ma. UMW Stafford. and baby gebernatorial nominee in his home die- Mims M. Trout of the WOW°,Conroe - are *slug fele, is Waterfield could In his; for, as Tyler Journal, in an article heeded "Coagreminan NINOM Wiro . Dot sirmn WI ;FORTNER — MT. git.T.AMMT , able and astute editor of the Union Gregory A Possible Candidate For The Gov- MIMEO& WITH HOLIDAY DINNER gigelity Advocate, remarked last week, there ernorship," wrote: "If Mr. aniellerY MIN Into aren't as many Democrats In the Second the race a candidate largely acceptable to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fort- ItiCir C italapteLe 4111ft. the First out many more Republa tem factions of his party, it would mean a itishiblini1PrPrigy .114L411111411112.11?1 .:" yoddiab ner entertained with a Thanks- nil-- Brad".11;.61:fgfag....6.emriliri.t!' giving dinner tame Democratic pr'mary next year, with verterdey at then Mr. home in Fair Heights. the factional troub:es of the Democrats Gregory thereafter able to make a transMatronawereandintrflitrur edlirwthVand ardbil* thelaff..jdanaAdompe lita Albert/nom illiglied earn: creditable a hearty These who attended were Use 'Salted more upon Mr Clements than fight against the Republican welcome. The L'eat aa allow rose Wishes, and be nominee in Patrons and Put Matrons Pfe- „broils. W. F. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Waterf eld. because many Demo- November. sent were given a hearty wel- James Neel St. John and you, New. iot Arm alo remember that the Union county leader "But Gregory partisens undoubtedly in- 'Mr. and 154140 come. Officers 'from visiting 1ft rnat'ar Mete" leb"°n• Has. Charlie Phillipai lbw ye. loom doweme wee Mate campaign chairman for Use late dulge themselves to wishful thinking when chapter, were invited to pre. ;"Pholares for the Rome Decors.- Mrs. Herman St, Jialui and Haien imeod Nob. Ire brae ewe Rases ....hen the latter bolted Mead- they advance him as a potential candidata d&Delve ecisuring: w.atite ootnterrinNirs otadyofs .arationdy", - Wrinigie it: MtorspicaRadltilt. RAM, Mr. and Mrs. Les Roberts' the helicIt is not charged here that Mr. Clements largely agreeable to both sides. Hoary Lee of Martin. W. and Mrs. Robert mower. itenion; p., go, Lee_ *weed west choice of pictures at. Mend the bolt . but many Democrats Waterfield, Clinton, W. John and children. Mr. and. klese Seemlier of the Ken- ter Myrick. Paducah; A. 11., Mrs. for,Lila haw Wive of Pictures Is, Mrs. Chef Roberts and he may have. tucky Rouse, Is not to be daughter eeloo. WI eleas—lars • brushed aside from merseveg gopoon, golioa; A. E., use, hialaree for the V44/10U11 and Mass Lena Roberts. Is true that Waterfield, at, a member of hint ambition to become Governor. And Con- A. O. Mooch% Murray; Cond., Mrs tbolbet ebetabwes for Pismires, House, was not among the ardent Chand- gressman Earle C. Clements. Morganneld, who Mary Emma Reeder, Paducah; end farming pictures. s.4411.70WL Das.IRUGte=gtOILE hgriaipporters. . but it has never been charg- reprerenta the Second District, stated In Loxz A. C., Mary Jo Fields. Attune: Each Weriber carried a cover. PERSONALS ml put he wavered in his allegiance to the ington a few days ago he is in position to Organist. Mrs. Maude MeKeet- ad dish which was sed at Wes Jessie revile cause or its nominees. In fact, his run." hon. mayneld; OM. Mrs. Ut.....thli iswin how to the Milneeng: Carter arrivs. edsuius J. E Csilleon, will ed Thursday morning to spend town. mistily and district gave John Y. The Courier-Journal columnist dile Rom. Hardin: Esther, Mrs adds; "My Lellarr, Mayfield. Meet* Puw, (feel Johnson, Troy Theakagaing with her parents. •, probably the mast unpopular noml- view of the Lexington statement Ruth Is th.t Mr. Mrs. Ploy illedweli. Maythtlit , Meal* hatteefield, Clar- She eh I return to Willem for a major office the Democrats hale Clesseate ia starting exactly the same dawd- Warder, Mrs. Vivian 5U. emir Meer. GM White, Orbey Woods College, Fteten, Mt., Sun- in many years, heavy majorities, largely ling policy he maintained for so many months Binithland. The haw ottua Calk, Alert BooM, Jebn Wright, day morning. to Waterfield's efforts. before the Geonaltratic primary this year for filled the Wee Whew Ow =seedy, the hooters. Ms. Maw. etery Hughes Watson le y. sye believe a.. We stated 'n these U. b. Senator. xxxx If it is still the pollee the initiatory work twelve its-mut cleughier. end the :pendent the Thanksgiving holi- recently, there is no reason why all of Mr. Clements to keep his toe wet and his taws carrying So Peep orjWhim% Mts. Mier% Green, and' days with her mother-, Mrs. Dotal- Tema °Gan Chambers. on na within the Democratic party cams- heel dry, he could inaugurate that policy no with approporisee pre. .liele,,1819tnee Iddnag„. _Mrs. Touts &Wings tamed mob guest st.th a. Flip wag street. smite on Waterfield. We are convinced better than by saying he Jr, In position to run stn. en eftiMarli guest. "Ilie- period was Mr. and Mrs. 0. n. Johnson Oda and will do so in this Gibraltar die- for governor In 1047. Delicious refreshments were recreational, served to the visitors club, and family of Lake Charles. La., Mach seems to us again to hold a "alms and Wan- conducted by be& titbeY the situation bolls down to this: bent present. Mary Malin, DNIM wheat consisted the gable who have ...beenvisitant Mrs SUI111•111.0 CIRANGS large power, and responability, in the Whether it Is Noble J. Gregory, or any other Gladys Houser, Mande White dIlleciting the tuf and a song. .lohneon's parents, Rev. and 30-3. y's efforts for success in 1947 Democrat. who Is advanced as a pet•ential can- and D. R. WWI. Benton W. "Therttelliftul grilyer. H. J. Ruesell. left this morning AIM• mainpnerrt re Is good evidence of a movement an cl!clate for Governor, he must be considered Margaret Dodson, Ola Tonkin, debinhavca for their home. `EWA disteht to advance Waternsid ,.• a a than man in tate race until Mr. Waterfield eh. G. L. Delayer and Mr, it"asia0;11 1°11141neget Harry reeves len candidate for whom the people withdraws. or until Mr. Clements says in plain seigneranand"dillehitZt 27 it the P :0,1144 s.11ceil Otalisbeet left this moraine Der Madleonvele Juts will go I he limit. We know of English be is not in it." ant:, Mary Jo Fields, & C., to rain, to send a to attend the Samuels, Virginia Playlet delegate to !gab and Rome Shrinerr Convention teday. Mr. Mtge Everett, Wellman Me; ltd C,oWeak Delayer will be initiated into the na Mooney, Lucille Bon, Mehl The rya.wii tMeet on. Deegan- Shrine today. Panne Miller, and Alien Mee bat". lf _ . Clarence Myer Mr. and His. Charles 71101M10, OUR READERS SAY madin VT; Mrs. Laura P. et 1.1 o'cled. They will have a Mr. and Mr.. A. W. McClellan Odeon, P. Oa U. Beds, Mire Elsristmas tree and OM will be and Mrs. R. PA McClellan at- Photographs Don't Drive Our moo Reeder, Cond. A. I. wheal*. tended the Paducah-fdaefield Friends Away Mehl, O. J. Illehlegihosteer, football game In Mayfield yes- Is me! What has happened to that will go there where they can get. free parking Madge echlouthouese and Ida* GLAD. MEM swami terday. Rev. and BUM town of Fulton where I used to rather than drive the exera mileage to spend Futrell, Paducah 5; Jae* 811:111110110.(7.A18 MEM Mrs. Gayland Fain of Mark, W. M., L. 14. Cleat W. P. The Glad Ohl* elunder School EL Louis are spending the of tbr their money In Fulton ems though they had Farrar C. E. Owlet'. Thanksgiving hadn't you heard? They have gotten °win* class 4the Pleat Baptist Church holidays with, her rather spend It here. Can you Wine thorn? Mrs. Ed Forester, Ruth Leiden, met on testae, They are trying to be citified and Mender sight M the Of mune, the Esther, Carl LeMarr, 1110e les0- home od Era Mama* Cheath- MX. and Mrs. Robert garbing meters!" meters Will add a little to the Graham city income, but It will definitely hurt the ertnen, Mande IdcKeethea, On. am with Mrs. VORA. Allen and spent Tliankegiseng with Mr, /Met is the remark you can hear any time Blanche Haire, See., him and Mrs. rastehante. arid after all, aren't the merchant* nonfat, Mrs. OlaWie Allan Mriengswe- Richard Micheal* Whole of our good farmer friends Is In the group. Miller, Oertrude Murray, A. er., hostesses. dinner Bowling Green. the main background of the town? Leal the A. ThanitaMving wall mato& had a good, little Alma Minton, Ploy Beilwell, M- lagreloint. Mr. Enoch Milner atrived yes- country dl.', supported, and maintained by the cit'zeae? was sttlAwd fart a tfulving one because we hive arta. Cons Planer, A. W. Pinner, Atuir-tb.ditondr- Owes terday from Detroit to Join hAS. Certainly, it lit / Then why Mould we drive Pim. Prank lebertseit wile who Well-to-do farmers In this territory who A. W. Played. 113ope preljp#1.1**11: Mrs. has been visiting relia our friends to other teems to trade by pre- D.,02., Mayfield ME Dorothy Nees. They thaillne to Intiton sad spend their 14..t,0 May IOW NU- will return to thole F-Family money. venting them frene parking when and where , Jettye Day, Inns Bap arnood, Mrs, home the last of they come t o Fulton after the este- :11:1 M* Bessie the week. Will they wish? rary Conway, Manche Pis- X1motity Ladians. Mat Margaret rase:rem are /mulled? No/ the reliant') 311:d SIGNED: mak, Leola Chnnn. Lillian ley- Cheatham, Mrs. Dorothy Mac- IRE much closer ta Other towns in MM. W. M., Lester Myrick, W. P., Ii friend who has the interest of his fellow WOW. Firginis Wtther- Ircknuin, etc. counties, and they Hello McGhee, Grand mu'- Eliot Sued, Mrs. U hut Fultonianz at heart. , Mra Lou RUMMAGE could be wow . auckanon. Chalks Meetings, Ides. Jihn Cov- . Gene Pktorotaraphia.oti wholegibto . Kathleen Witham.. sisel &met CalliOning Fogel leta Roy Meer, Mies Pos.,—(AP)--Junior In The &ark Polka, Paducah 434; Magi Iamb'Calm. Mrs. J. U. Wither- SALE ewone.iw nownowl ovoid.*Nolldery high school less, W. M., Lois Mahan spoon, Mrs. C. E. Wolbereon, Mrs. enviously to reports that ' Waned Chicago, -title,--George Melt was left in Mint* Gardner, and Vivian Pi- Roy Fag*, MT*. Reba Orhisorn, SAWED/1Y, NOV. 30 Its ill other Cheyenne schoe'l would the dark during a holdup. ns, Warder, Innittihnid 477; Mai- Ms,OM Mee Allan, Ms Allneds Abdul Your GO 4 "Oget•etiortelle" vacations. Klett told police that as he was loking his * Wood and A. c Wood. war- JMct.Haan Alien and Mrs. 446 LAKE Peiremodiord One al La Mlle Gordon, SAW jam new STREET Petitioned their principal to car, a robber placed a. gunny sack over ble tar nada) iseetIng plant converted head, took gio from his pockets, 1,010aser, Iwo S. Keiser. Matte BENNY!? OF and ran Mee Hayden, A. C., 1. C.. Bag,rot Loocitos telg to tiOal." away with ,eing a word. dog, W. P., mort EASTERN STAR GARDNER'S STUNO She fa* awl& the dIyus:117 gas Ma The vielikeeseal even left holdhg the seek v106 343: Willis . Si Look bl .V. NC -the robber took that with him, too. Baiter Watson** ' -

Pier JINN* St 1944 E1tIDe/14 YEVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1943 Fs•146/6 bogey tesiier, ONtomos, kessiorty • The Sports Mirror is lmproy- /14 !Rivkin:in High's Sports Roundup Drubs Out On A Ledge By The AsseaLited Press THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY By line* Fullerton, Jr. 38-9 Basketball Tea= New York, Nov 2V-1AP) --A Murray High Todly a Year Ago-Army slid baby COME! /144 MUST S.A'-‘.C/144 man who is close to the center By The Associated Prese Quarterback Arnold Tucked see/ . etort ear* 44oPe Has 18 Tau Left of minor league baseball affairs Lexington Henry Clay romp. to !nfirmary with influenza On We OAS V4IM4IIRRD 140.444E1:M 38-0 football triumph eve of N".*v aaine. aim Isoalaa-waTen•Leoas-i but not close enough to say for ed to a •. la Sopron- 51.4P.THIRS viOut..o ea Hickman High's basketball over Murray at Lexington in yes- - A sure whether the reports that Three Years Ago-Joe Mc- A SOMME PRIM." team has 18 games remaining will re- terdays' annual Thanksgiving Judge W. G. Bramha.m Carthy s.gned threV-yese con- es is doing OD itS 1946-47 schedule, with 10 so Invitation high school game tire are true, claims that tract to manage Now Pork VIM- of these carded at home. while Manual trounced Male kees at salary reported Vo The complete schedule: many successors to the judge 45-7, In the 62nd annual clash be s been die- $38.000 a year. Dec. 3-Bardwell there already have been "nonunated" between the Louisville high' Dec. In--Milburn home that Kilroy probably will turn school elevens. Five Years Ago-Tony Zazle. add! baby. Dec. 17-Fulgham home up at Los Angeles next week and 156 1-4, outpointed ellPrIhr It Jan. 4-Union City there get into the picture. "He might Jim Hibbard scored feur Abrams. 159, in 10- rounds at $ew Jan. 7--Bardwell home not be a bad dark horse," our touchdowns and Ws. fine York to become undisputed world ning Ra,y Current, two /1401 Jan. 10-Western home Informant adds . . . acting on mate, middleweight champion. 11111111111 town to , Jain. 14-Cayce there the theory that ahother unoffic- lead the Lexizigton Jan l&-Union City home ial nomination won't hurt, th's victory. Jan 2/-gulbon there corner offers the name of Jack The victory was Henry Clay's I I. Jan 24-Brewers there Zeller, former general manager second in the prep classic. The Jail ZS-Benton there of the Tigers, for consideration Blue Dev.ls defeated. Harlan, SCREANTH TIDDYI/ I WATNI4T Jan 28.-Wingo home if he is available . .. Zeller sure- 7,0, two years ago. sosAskev *Wag ... was SCRWAM411O6 Feb. 4,-Ar1ington home ly knows all the angles of base- An estimated 1'7,270 persons , •Ifirell.-ws RIARD home the Manual Reds attain YOUR SCREAMS 4 Feb. 7--Clinton ball and his proposal to abolish saw WIJRIDAY •304/14.MO4WATER-LED‘R' Feb. 14-Cuba home farm systems should make him their most orushiug defeat of ; rue TSOLIGUTFRO0.MiD You Feb. 18--Fulton home the logical candidate of the "in- the Male Purples. Their previ- 'Ms Plana r:011-41s %QUM A GONER* most decisive triumph over Feb. 21.-Wingo there dependents" who don't want the ous Imigertisi Feb. 25-Fulgham there mir.ors ruled by the major the Purples was 36-0 la 1925. vie MUSS leagues . . . one certainty is UK's Cagers that the remaining unattached MSC Tops Toppers Domestic clubs will have to get behind one WINES man or in the confusion the Looking Good farm systems will have their Of Western 554 LIQUORS own way. Bowling Green, Ky.- Nov and, Quintet Coasts Rupp's — 29- 1API--Murray State's foot- I To 711-36 Teumph Over • LORWALS PIGSKIN PIQUES ball team ran roughshod over ; Central Five Ts- Mid.- Indiana Army vs. Navy Western State Teachers' HIV 56-6. To Year WWI By The keeoclated Press B. D. and T. play their final toppers here yesterday. 5.000 spectators I Pleeeete The Gold Bug Lays Ara Egg! Coach Adolph Rupp's 1946.47: game As estimated MCKIE DARE saw the Thoroughbreds score VIM& • Kentucky basketball teem ap, And Navy will never look quite their first victory over the Mill. Ft rGir tha pears. to last every bit La g:Kot no' the same. topers since 1934, and the thisd Yoe *44 Mai: »NS is O&M the dapetters thought it would.: Alabama vs. Mississippi State 0 roe NILL since the teams have been to - - . be. . I Harry Gilmer of Alabarnmer NEW' meeting on the litidinon. The wildcats sailed to a. 78 to; Will throw the ball with skill 36 traimpli over Indiana Central and glamor. at Lexington le" night, with Rice vs. Baylor that TERMIT r-OAM nr oReouppp wusingiumEtt itimpodubattiatesanthroeef- , I think Rice STPP Will flatten Baylor. Don't exnect to see sign3 of a suit just pressed termites. They work hiddeevin that rens up points eri:!-. 1 Like , By ar. expert tailor. the wood until weakened tim- Most remarkable regularity. Georgia vs. Georgia Tech bers tell you serious damage Complete Woe In snot-her coPere bpsieetbell i The Geo mier,s. has been done. Call today for -4" Ist West Ky. game, Mornhgad f-tate opened a free TERMINTX inapection. Lock Gorgeous. There is no obligation. the season with a 60 to 39 vic- iArizona vs. Kansas State tOry ovcr Southern Baptist at , Arizona i'VEZICX-CLIFill Morehead: The Reales grabbed Ain't gonna. Muse 33 Felten, 110 the lead in the opening minutes: Authorised Repro...0Pu... pp of play and relinquished it only ofte_minut.s voits rage Ohio V•Ihr.. Tbrrninix Corp. :7sy once beforo the rho' whistle. I Jorge Pa.squel, Mexiaan league The Kit, *347),/-- ZO AlICEc Ott boos, writes a New York friend PE trIANS nth ADMIRAL MUM in BE Agar FtuPP.'a getualCY tell'In• 1948 II ni taw nue IV national insfitational champions.I that he's willing to "make up" As Advoiffoo4lo Nibs Illorr TO calor/ beeeen. hokstaistereadn.dtrywo re: ,I u only 442 Lake Street Thr MEE Al'DiAr ROCK Orif tv,:h,,eo hleVet see rvi ' with American baseball, but ,KwriOe- MEM* apologizes 7141111/14,1 yes Is it/ freshmen. 161 for numerous slurs and if his Inising.iauits befotteithre ranier ugrey- ' league is recognized as a major ,"Ma tem. Indianapolis could !circuit. Why doesn't he ask for score, and coasted to a Mall , first cho'ce in the draft, too? ... halftime lead. •IAdarn Welsh, the Los Angeles The NMIldcata point.coalang ' Rant% coach, joins in the "plug- in the sec- ant' foe Fermat Hall of San continued unabated i and hall. Ralph Beard. soPh0- i Francisco U. Walsh rays Hall . more from Louisville and a held-J the- only college player he har NO PRICE ItitRIASE over from l.fie Ma-4e Want', led 1.seen as fast as Buddy Young ... his. teems:alai*, w!tb 16. points. 1 . . . The 1413:esh Race Track The Morehead-Southern Bap,i has purchased automatic sweep. ,AN, bay. not tocreqwed duo fist score was tied at the hall.j ers to clean the stands' and wholesale price of ClitXPETTE BY ROY CRANE superintendent Joe BEZSAWYER 21-21, but Morehead took a nine- I grounds and tc our dealers. Therefore pre- point lead after the second half Morrow figures the gadgets will OLANGING MSS; minutes old and pay for themselves by picking up war rend odes& o CiltAPIT17 %.51404141 was but four • waan't, troubled thereafter, winning mutuel ticket'. reouda ueolumipseh

ii01111111•11111011111111111111111111.11111WIN11111ENNE111311111111111Nrii .i:To, Midst* Ors New. g; .II Perfect Pants Press .•i :Ire have recently installed the knee& machine • li Peovating pante—the ardly one of its kind'near here, st a a except in pants factories. To share you the diner. Nu •once, sea give you your first press on this machine • or ut. •eisetekteety free( Come in and see why this machine i better. •si is ni :A Free Press Wida,Every New Suit kw. :11 a, 4 P411 11 s Flints Altered At The OK • a •: 11Nrc-- It If •

5.0•••ww, 1 OK LAUNDRY a GLIM LE PCIU/14 CIL il ra •i PHONE— ISO . 9 1 • — • . `IL II E el 1:1 11111•1:111110 II E PI Lt. 4UM 19,111111111/111tell MOO0 IMMO A Hard Day Anywhere. OLONDIE -Or HI' IUI If 014, ALL RIGHT, i:1' tellEMIL HUH P1 ,> ALL itiGHT-- ro LIKE To NEVER I TOLD YOU Thom, TAxe UNCIERBSTIPAATE `101..1 JUST SEE sitaJ TAKE THEM! As Peer Wit THEM AWAY THE POWER OF PLEASE, 'BREAK Them! A WOMAN MIEN DMILS PRETTY PLEASE, FfZOM ME! I HAVE MEM siOU'RE '50 APT AUNT 1405e(P) P01.404A CAN OLD • CRAYONS? /14 TO CA10-I COLD-0e91D£5, 7/144A1 fD--,---REMEISSER ;THAT 54TTLE.AxE /), BAT rLE-AZ- MY You (AU wk410 tupp54.3 64116- ' DEAR SISTER, HER 10 MEN /14/15ri YouR CONTESS (Auirr MAKI./ CLAVAJAIL./

ft I - A 4P•---" 111,c14:7 t Wr-3.,'4 .4r, • .. Iii b .1 _ , J.r,,/.14.s , , 11,47 0 V as_ , __ v l - __...... , 4 ght ..-...... 1 4, * % • . -- - . ,.... / 1 0

.e— .----'- FADED Copy rage F0161 Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky FRIDA YEVENING, NOVEMBER Mt 1945

L'IMMURE MINIM EII•• n WE• •• • n• • IIIIIII• • RI •Mili Store, Mrs. PEARL ROGERS, durant guard made 7 and Chl1- 1 goal and three free E.oi.is; Camp- Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell McDade Route 5, Fulton ,Ky. 279-6tp dens, forward, Parrott, center, les, one fled goal and Dunn and children, Ann and Max, are NEWS OF ARLINGTON and Thompson, gurrd, each I made one basket. n PIANOS—New and Used. New made four. Mop,substitute, made , In the preliminary game the spending the weekend with her • MRS. W. AI. HALL ! Aces defeated the visitors 28 to CLASSIFIED • Spinets with bench $485.00. Used two. parents in Alamo, Tenn. • pianos $95.00 up. Free delivery. 19. Wortham, center for Arling- HARRY EDWARDS. 808 South Miss Sue Burton of Lambuth by the 7th and 8th grades and ton, paved the way with 11 points MK 11 111■11 la n• II WI 5th Street, Paducah, Ky. College, Jackson, Tenn., arrivrd freshman class students. Misses Arlington Aces thre baskets and six free shots; Florence tablE top oil range, 6 QUICK! o,lt LIEF FROM •FfmrSale 275-Sap. home Tuesday to spent the Beth Booker, Georgla Spraggs Magruler, folward, made four burner. Very fine. See it at 204 Thanksgiving holidays with her June Burgess, Rebecca Take Sixth symptoms teastr hatsing foam — Cavanah Game field goals and one free throw," Jackson Street, or Phone 225. mother, Mrs. Walter Combs, and Joan Vance. Katherine Barclay R SALE: Practically new corn BABY BUGGY. Perfect condition. Arlington, Ky., pica. 27,—The Whoebt.b, forward, accowited for STOMACH IFO▪ . 282-3tp her aunt, Mrs. Emma Mosby. Marie Rogers, Linda Ruth Fur- ULCERS 7. drill, with fertilizer attach- Phone 708. 279-8tp. Aces of the Arlington High two field goals and Goin, guard, /Alas Matilda Ann Mountjoy, long, Gay Booker, Reba Spraggs DM TO ment. EUGENE MOODY, Bedroom and liriing room furniture school won their sixth game of made one basket and one free EXCESS ACID student at Clarks Memorial Jackie DAeshew, Mickey Hobbs FroollookIstisofIlemsTroistarinklket - Dukedom, Tenn. 284 2tp for sale. Phone 843. 281-4tp the season here Tuesday night College, Newton, Miss., is spend- Beulah Mae Ashbrook, and Bet- Nest Nob or ft WM Cost You • Wanted to Rent when they swamped the Barlow- Nallie6 BUSIEST PLACES ing the holidays with her mo- ty Perry, all in formals of pas- house. ONE OF THE Kevil cagers GI to LaCENTER CAGERS SWAMP FOR SALE: Vacant 4 ther, Mrs. Lewis Allen, and lam- tel colors, were candle bearers 33 gretTrIninttry? bath. New IN FULTON for sale. All the WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 room In the first half of the game Milburn, Ky., Nov. 27,—The thooloomeseizere.aOsiagareenotowlmemoossisms.k.salmowkadd_ - large rooms and ily on Route 2. who lined up on each side of $3250. trade you care for. Making mon- apartment for one person. MRS. Caddie, forward for Milburn basketball quints went roof. On large lot for Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Jewell of the gym for the queen and the Arlington, Poor J. C. MUZZALL, Phone 748. made down in defeat Tuesday night irsaplahamea.aim, $760 down, balance $25 per ey is no secret here. Well stock_ near Spring Hill attended the rest of the precession to pass. three field goals and four cilt••611"*...,,, - month. IL L. HARDY. 284 3te 280 8tp Arlington-Barlow-Kevil basket- free throws, while Thomason, at La Center when they clashed arii Twat= a° °a laditrirltrat;i ed with over 100 cases of beer. Miss Kay ball game Tuesday night. Parham, eighth forward, accounted for two filed with the local high school team SOW"lb ""( "..1 Sales of beer will go over 500 grade queen, rOR SALE: QuIcx meal, 5 burn- • Mr. and Mrs. Billie Bone of St escorted by Ray goa's and two free throws Mass, by a score of 52 to 32. BENNETT'S DRUG STORE cases a month and I get plenty.• Service Samples, er oil stove; breakfast room Louis arrived Wednesday to guard, and her atten- center, made two baskets and one Don't tase my word for the dants, suit; utility cabinet; pull-up spend Thanksgiving here with Misses Joyce Tibbs and free shot; Samples, guard, madel proof. Come and let me show Patsy Browder, CRAZY CAPERS By Jack Chancellor "chair; 2 rockers; Ideal hot wa- ADDING MACHINES. TYPE his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruby led the queen's three baSkets, and Dunn. sub- you. For appointment and de- WRITERS precession; Miss ter heater. Phone 257. 284 3tp AND CASH REGIS- T. Bone, and family brother, Eu- Carrie Mae stitute, made one free shot. In tails, write this paper. Box 187. Gibson, TERS BOUGHT—Sold, repaired gene Bone, and Mrs. Bone. sophomore queen, was the last half, Thomas led the Office supplies. FULTON OF- escorted by T. A. Thomason, for- TOR SALE: A Cohn flute Good Next Tuesday night the Are scoraig with eight field goals FARM FOR SALE. 52 acres-15 FICE SUPPLY COMPANY, ward. Her attendants were Mis- • condition. Phone 887. 284 3tp breach Wigton Aces will play the Salem and two free throws; Graddie acres in bottom. Good Phone 85. ses Mary Jo Tegethoff, and Chris. and barn. young high cagers on the Arlington made two field goals and four house 1 acre tine Hoskins; Miss Jeanen Goin POE SALE: A heavy duty bicycle. strawberries. 11/e SLIP hardwood. free shots, making a total of acres locust. COVERINGS and sewing. junior qu...en had as her escort ASHBY SERVICE STATION. school, milk routes. G. J. Mitchell, principal and 22 for Thomason and 18 for On mail and Call 658. 231 tfc John Mass, center, and her at- 282-6tc. 3 miles southwest Kingston's — coach of the Arlington cbnsoll- °addle. Moss m irk one field klated school, stated Wednesday tendants were Misses Marcella Bone and Peggy Hogancarrip• • Notice morning that the proceeds from ofe-C-++-C-C-4-4-4•-i-e-1-4-1-PHr++•re the basketball queen amounted senior queen, Miss Peggy Mewl Adams A. B. Stater to $572.92. This is the most Anderson was escorted by Eu- Our Stock of •• • • • • • • • • gene Hendrick, guard. Her at- • • that has ever been taken in here on a basketball queen. tendants were Misses Lou Etta MERCHANDISE EXPERT PAINTING • NOTICE • Anderson and Calvinla Burgess *Stockholders, Annual Meeting* • Miss Mosby entered with her 1.5 as complete as the • The annual meeting of • Miss Marlene Mashy BODY and FENDER WORK Is escort, Eugene Caddie, captain • Stockholders of Felton • Basketball Queen and forward of the team. Her Market affords • Building & Loan Associa- A large crowd attended the • tendants were Mis_ses Elizabeth • tion of Fulton, Ky. For crovitng of the basketball queen, the • Ann Felts, and Stella Mae Cad- ADAMS & STOKER • election of directors Miss Marjena Mosby, freshman Both Domestic and Imported , and • die. • the transaction of any • of Arlington high school, here "Yen Wreck 'Ent .. . . We Fix 'Em" • other business that may • Tuesday evening Following the queen were the Choice Liquors, Phase 15111 215 East State Lbw •came before the meeting,• With Miss Norma Lamkin, pi- crownbearer, little Miss Mary • will be held at office of As- • anist, who played "The Old Arne Honda, and Master Richard Wines, Brandies, •satiation. 214 Main Street,• Lamplighter" as a processional Bonds. Miss Mosby, sitting upon •Fulton. Kentucky 3rd day • and Miss Shirley Cavanah, an- her throne, was crowned basket- liqueurs and • Dec.. 1946 at 4:30 o'clock,• nouncer, the precession started ball queen of the 1946-1947 sea- •P. M. • from the rear of the gym led son by Captain Caddie. Champagnes • The Fulton Bldg. & Loan • • Assn. • "TAP BEER" Coasts • by J. E. Fall, Sec-Tress. • Chestnut Glade Fulgham • • Chestnut Glade Ladies Club' •• • • •• Over Western Hi •• • • met with Mrs. Harvey Vaughan with Mrs. Stella Nanney as Co. Fulgham, Ky., Nov. 27, 'Sped- Smoke House F. ax Notice HOC KILLING every day across hostess last Thursday in an all- al(.—After taking a sixteen point from Freight Depot. Phone day meeting. Mrs. Stephenson, lead in the first canto the 126 Lake Street 10734. 276-10tp our home agent, demonstrated Fulghiun Black Cats coasted to I will collect State and making slip covers and Christ- , victory on the Fulaim hard- Fulton, Kentucky See ins for Auto Insurance. P. R. n.as gifts. About 15 members Tuesday night by a sc f I "He keeps saying 'drink Fulton Pure Milk.'Do you sup- BINFORD, Phone 307, Fulton, County Taxes attended with four visitors. A rwo°tO1 34ovearythe Western cagers ...c.++..{4.4.4.4.4.44.„.+++..14...14.+441 pose that's cause we got him from a 17. 257-30tp. very enjoyable day was spent, of Fulton county. with a nice lunch served at the Humphries, forward, lacked noon hour. Each one brought • Help Wanted only three points of making as a covered dish. Satin-day, November 30th many as all of the visitors to- ine meeting adjourned to Some responsbile person to care gether, leading with 31 po:Ats —at— meet with Mrs. Fona Burke OU Elliott, center, made 14 while J. for 2 children, from 7 A. M. to December 19, at which time we 4 P. M.. 6 days a week. See Mrs. House, forward and Armbruster, will have a Christmas tree with guard, each accounted for 131.1 James Sullivan at Gardner's a Christmas prograrn. Studio. 283-3tp points. Burkett guard made 9, FULTON BANK substitutionsfor The cats were Harry Helma of Chicago spent SITUATIONS WANTED Danvenport, with 3 points, B. weekend with the Conner Fulton, Kentucky the House 2, akd Hutellins 2; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Farmer, families. Jr. For Western Langiord, for- Lady, eight years general of- Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Boone ward, was high with 13 Zs., Bon- fice experience. Man, any type and children of Bradford spent general employment. Phone the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. write care of Rice Mayo, Duke- W. H. Finch. Mr. Finch is im- dom. 284 tfc proving nicely after returning BROOKS A. G. WYNN from Jones Clinic. Mrs. Marion Mllam will have And Some Subscriber • Card of Thanks an operation Wednesday at Haws BUS LINE Sheriff and Tax Collector Memorial for tumor. We wish to express our grateful Mrs. Milburn Conner and Kentucky to Michigan appreaciation to those who daughter, Annette, are visiting were so kind and thoughtful Mr. and Mrs. George Wright in 13 Hours to DETROIT, MICR. To The FULTON DAILY during our recent sorrow. Chicago this week. G. W. GIVENS AND FAMILY Funeral and burial of John Leaves Maynard's Service Sta- Bennett Foley of Martin, who tion DAILY at 11:08 A. M. was burned to death at that GEN. MADDOCKS BECOMES place Sunday afternoon, was con- lith and Lake St, Extension LEADER Will bethe For Best Radio HEAD OF KNOX CENTER ducted by Bro. Duncan at Sandy Fort Knox. Ky., Nov. 29--(AP) Branch Monday afternoon. —Brig. Gen. Ray T. Maddocks Mr. and Mrs. Van Brann of Listening has arrived to become command- Memphis are visiting their par- ing general of the Fort Knox called here for Proud ents after being Owner of a NEW Replacement Training Center. the animal of John Bennett A native of Iowa. Maddocics Foley was promoted to his present rank Those from this community in 1943 before he became chief who attended the Farm Bureau of the U. S. Army planners to FORD Tune to convention in Nashville last week Like this one - 800! . the Southeast Asia command. were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Burke Mrs. Novia Burke and Evelyn Johns, Dorothy Jane Reaves has gone Dr. T. M. Reid to Memphis where the will have Ihinlhatscrat CHIROPRACTOR three operations. She has been confined to her bed for more Otte* CITY NATIONAL BANK than two years. Voice of the Air, BUILDING PHONE MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT 97 Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dossett of Hears: 9 to 12 — 2 to 6 Paducah, Kentucky announce Needed And by Appointment the marriage of their daughter Mary Elizabeth, to William H Plasmatic Therapy Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neal WKYB Electrical Treatmeate Ward of Fulton. The marriage was solemnized November 22. is now on the air, allevenswel From'wherd sit ... iy,Joe Mirth,it t ivith the finest in news, sporti and musical programsi A Grand American Tradition On December 21 The Coppers had a grand old blonde 6..as—Veao.t arrests sad This 1,000 watt station reaches 500,000 falsity resides last week—fee the Alehouse drawls—Meters and farm- dna time same the war. ers ... all with their Meissen el people in 37 counties of the four-state area Big and little Capper' eame, by taste and polities, yet as dim and harmoniser is spirit as • group For Complete Details, of which Poducoh is the hub. A car and train, from as far west Come To Mutual as Nebraska and as far east as mold be. affiliate. For best listening, sqnrise to sun- Vermont They crowded Des and From wan* I sit, it's a great Jane's house, set up quarters in Atnerican tradition—not just fam- The LEADER Office. at, tune to Iii. barns, or stopped with neigh- ily reunions, but the ability to get bors—and • jollier gathering you along as one harmonious family, couldn't have imagined! ?regardless of differences of taste— I was asked to their Anal Satur- whether It's taste for polities or day night sapper, wheel they sang farming, beer or cider. WKYB old smogs. drank beer and eider, FULTON DAILY LEADER I reminisced. Dark Coppers sad qu..4