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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]. -73- "1 -7-2M. STANDARD PRLNTING 1946 co Kentucky—Fair in east pig. Hen, Increasing cloudiness in west IT'S A BEAUTY' pert,on this afternoon, with mild What? The new Ford at Mudd- temperatures: showers in west ieston Motor Co. We suggest 7,ers portion tonight and scattered that you stop by for an inspec- ifs--(AP± showers Thursday, sealer in west tion as soon as possible—and ie annual portion Thursday night. labeittriS ask all about deg°214t011 ty Grand --1 Daily tabftr hiss, will 4- advance- Volume XLVII Associated Press Leased , J. W. Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Wednesday Evening. October 16, 1946 Five Cents Per Copy No. 247 present , moving ,nd chan- Master Farmers Quintet Of Potential Brown "No Soap" For D. Riley, Pewitt, Reed Constituents Noose-Cheating Goering Joins Receive Awards Tuesday Night GOP - Brown Ten Other Top Nazis Today In At Says Their Principal Dinner In Methodist Church Argument Is Gone With Nameless Graves For War Guilt Magazine Editor• Removal Of Controls By The Associated Press I)epu tv Fitch rer Presents Plaques Fulton Milk The decontrol of meat and its Fulton Cirl effect on the Nov. 5 election out- Swallmrs Poison To Their Wives come were discussed by politi- Prices Co Up cal campaigners yesterday. Is Elected In Prison Cell BROWDER IS SPEAKER Praising the President's action. Sen. Alben Barkley told an Pasteurized Milk Now DEATHS START AT 6:14 Fulton and Hickman counties' audience at Benton, "I'm sure Margaret Brady le Master Farmers and their wives Will Retail At 19 Cents, you're all glad the President last By Thomas A Reedy were Class Representative presented handsomely en- Pure Milk (:onipuny night removed one of the sore Nuernberg. Germany. Oct 16 graved bronze plaques At Murray College "for not- toes the Republicans have been AP. Herman Goering. who able accomplishments in farm- Effective today, the price of trymg to dress up in uniform Murray, Ky--The Wells Hall ended his life mysteriously in big, homemaking and citizen- pasteurized milk here is high- and march to the polls on Nov. Council for the 1948-47 school the agony of poison, end ten ship" at a banquet in their es, W. P. Burnette of the Fulton 5." year at Murray State College was other top Nazis who died on a honor last night at the First Pure Milk company announced. John Young Brown, Democratic announced today by Miss Ruth hangman's rope were taken to Methodist Church. Mrs. 8 J. A quart of pasteurized now milk candidate for U. S. Senator, who Ashmore, house director of nameless graves on this bleak, Reed of Hickman county and the coats Ige instead of 17c appeared with Barkley at Ben.' women's dormitory. Officers cold morning in final expiation Mrs. Harvey Pewitt of Fulton Mr. Burnette stated that this ton, Murray. Fulton, Clinton and for the year are Miss Patty Sue for the colossal crimes of Ger- county accepted the awards for hike in prices has nothing to Paducah. expressed the view Clopton, Rector, Ark, president; many. themselves and their husbands, do with the recent removal of that decontrol, of meat had de- Miss Patricia Riddick. Paducah. Grim ana manacled because Presentation of the awards OPA ceilings, since dairy pro prived the Ropublicans of their vice-president, Miss In some unexplained fashion was made by W. C. Lassetter, Wynelle ducts were not affected by the most effective talking point in Hopkins, Benton, Goering had been able editor of the Progressive Farmer secretary; to es- presidential ruling. This higher the campaign. Miss Martha Lasater, Paris, cape the ignominy of the gal- magazine, which with the Uni- price, he said, is necessitated in "Our opponents have been Tenn, treasurer. lows, Joachim Von Ribbentrop versa), of Kentucky extension order that Fulton and the sur- chanting 'no meat, no fat, no The class and wing represent- started the death marches and service, college of agriculture, rounding territory can cont.nue soap'," he declared. "From now atives are; Senior, Margaret plunged to eternity at 1.14 a m. jointly selects the winners, John Young Brown, Lexing- lions left, to be supplied with milk, as includes Dorothy Ann, Diana Leigh. 7, left, and Pame- on, they're going to have to be Feltner, Cadiz; (6:14 p. Tuesday CST C. A. Mahan, state agent, junior. Margaret m. ,. other dairies from nearby larg- ton attorney who is the Demo- Id; Mrs Brown, the former la Farris, 4. Brown is a member satisfied with 'no soap' because Brady, Arthur Lexington, and Leon Browder, Fulton; sophomore, Don- Seyss-Inquart was er cities are trying to move in- cratic candidate foi the U. S. Dorothy Inman that's going to be the decision of na P'ulton, also spoke at last night's of Sornerse0 and former Speaker of the Jean Hubbs, Paducah; dead at 2:57 a. m., just an hour to the Fulton producing area Senate, has a quintet •oi potent- ! Betty Bruce, the voters for the Republicans dinner. Charles Wright, preal- 15; John Young Kentucky House of Representa- freshman, Betty Brown, Padu- and 43 minutes after the once and obtain milk for their con- lel constituents. His family, Brown, Jr., on Nov 5:'• dent of the Fulton county Farm 12, and on floor, tives. cah; third floor, Rose Dantzler, dapper German foreign minis- sumers at premium prices. In a statement at Russellville, Bureau, was toastmaster. The Winter Haven, Fla second ter pulled taut the 19 coils of John Sherman Cooper, Brown's meal was served by the Fulton If the Fulton Pure Milk corn- BROWN, BARKLEY INCREASE TEMPO OF CAMPAIGN floor, Euleen Hamage. Burna; the noose placed by Master pany is to continue buymg raw Republican opponent, said he be- first and ground floor north. Sgt. John C. Wood of the United County Homemakers Clubs, As election time nears theist Women Voters at Lea'ngtoneat milk from the nearby produc- 8 p. m. lieved President Truman's deci- Nancy Taylor, Mayfield, first States Army tempo of the • two non men", and at Georgetown and Carlisle. jie Will hop back to Hopkins- The hut previous Master era, it must meet the offers of sion to remove controls on meat and ground floor south. Doro- The other eight climbed the Fanner award to a resident of Senator Alben Barkley and Dem- Monday found him at Cadiz, %elle for a speech at I p. m. Oct. these out-of-town buyers, ac- "Is an effort to stave off defeat thy Lee Asher, Princeton 13 black steps one by one, dy- the Fulton-Hickman county area ocratic nominee for the Senate, Kuttawa. Salem and Princeton. 19 and at 8 p. m, the same day cording to Mr. Burnette. At the at the coming election' Members of this council are ing alternately on twin galliws was made in 1930 to Ur. and John Y. Brown, has been step- Tuesday he spoke at Benton, will be at Henderson. same time, the producers in "It follows that I believe the selected by the girls in Wells set up to speed the grisly task Mrs. C. L. Drysdale of the Pales- ped up in their speaking en- Murray, Fulton, Clinton and Pa. Both speakers are bringing to this area are faced with higher President's decision to decontrol Hall. Working with the adminf ordered by the International tine community, Fulton county, gagements. ducah. the voters of Kentucky a com- costs in producing the raw milk meat is correct," Cooper said in istratire staff, they serve as the Military Tribunal of the united who also attended the meet- John Y. was at Somer,et and Today he was scheduled at parison of the records of the and their demands for higher his statement. "It does not fol- governing body of the house. States, Russia, Great Britain and ing last night. Monticello Last Friday. On Satur- Bardwell, Hickman, Wing° and Democratic and Republican prices must be met if they are par- low that I believe his decision was France. Others present day he spoke before the League LaCenter, and Thursday the no- tie.!. included Willis to continue producing milk. based upon principle. To She Goering, even by his death Hilliard, president of the Hick- minee will be heard at Munfords- contrary, I believe was Also, Mr. Burnette said, there it based less than two hours before the man county farm bureau; War- ville and Louisville. Friday morn- Two Killed In is at present a natural. seasonal upon expediency and that it is execution, did not escape the ren Thompson, Hickman county ing Mr. Brown will go to Shelby- shortage in milk. Lon Peeples J. H. Oliver an effort to stave off defeat at shadow of the gallows. agent; John Watts, Fulton ville to meet his friends at the the coming election." The Fulton Goering Brought Out county agent, Mrs. Margaret Pure Milk com- tobacco festival. He will make Cooper made campaign speech- L & N Accident pany Adams, Fulton county home was established here in no speech, but will hasten to es at Russellville, Hopkinsville While Seyss-Isquart and CoL 1939 and since that time Services Held Dies demonstration agent; repre- has Taylorsv'lle and Bardstown for Suddenly and Elkton. Memphis Section Of Gen Alfred Jodl still were sentatives of the Fulton cham- grown until it now serves not short addresses at 3 and 8 p. m, twitching with the last faint ber of commerce, Lions Club, only the town of Fulton but has Died Sunday Evening Next Saturday the candidate 1 Heart Attack Proves Pan America* Strikes sparks of life, the body of Goer- Rotary Club, Young Men's seven routes leading into a At Home Of His Son; will be at Hopkinsville at 1 p. Ballard Farmer Truck At Russellville ing was brought in on a great portion of western Fatal Here Tuesday Business club, other civic organ- Ken- Was 79 m. at Elkton at 3 p. m. and at stretcher and placed between izations in the two counties, the tucky ancr-nothwestem Tennes- Years Of Age Bowling Green at 8 p. m. Evening; Rites Oct. 17 Gfiins On Pasture Russellville, Ky.,( it. the gallows in symbolic execs- see. More than 50 independent —Louisville and N hville rail- daily and weekly newspapers, A. L. "Lon" Peeples, aged 79 'Iron Man" Barkley, speaki S C. Bohanan, farm agent in tion. The generals representing rostucers furnish the Joseph Howell Oliver, M, died road officials ann ced that spestally invited Lam d Irma tytzports that good the Allied Control Council were, th -raw milk. ferears.-diad-414sedeos441$,LVAiel kkalt.sratsths-asnelaslacx. ..laataltilikt-.111,1MIL99619- oilmen and Mrs. W. C. Lassetter. ber 13, at the home of his The DellioCratic nominee, NOM MP-NOW to 10112111 11 ac- ed truck on Main street, Fulton. fir2s of the of S. Children Named &Won companied phosphate brought a nice profit a rhilarrli German who ewe was nephew, C. Peeple,, Fun- him to Cadiz, Kutt- A veteran of World War II, Mr train crash near ere yester- Recognized with the Hickman eral services were conducted awn, Salem, to S. I. Nave on calves bought in outranked only' by Hitter had ICentudry Today by Princeton, Benton, Oliver was engaged in farming day which killed the engineer county master farmer. Mr. Reed, the Rev. Murray, January. Nave paid 11 1-2 cents escaped death. George Sellars. Fulton, Clinton and Pa- following has honorable dis- and fireman and injured and Mrs. Reed were their chil- By The ..ssociated Press, ducah. a pound for 32 calves 16 The blanket was removed and Today the senior Senator charge. averaging others. dren, Seldon, Sonde and Joe; Mr. Peeples hail been hi III from Kentucky 358 pounds. there lay the former Reich- Paducah—U. S. engineers have went to Madison- Funeral services will be con- No L. & N. trains had been and named with Mr. and Mrs. health for some time, but was ville for an He lost one, and in September marshal, clad garishly in soak- announced that work on the afternoon talk and ducted at Sandy Branch church able to operate between Bowl- Pewitt were Edna Earl, Harold confined to his bed only a few to Frankfort sold 14 at a price to pay for ing wet pajamas of black silk, Paducah floodwall probably will for a radio forum at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow after- the ing Green and Russellville from and Mae. The latter is now serv- weeks ago. feed, except pasture, and and a blue jacket. Physicians be completed by Jan. 1. Four- noon. Jackson Brothers Funeral for the the time of the wreck until the ing in the navy. original cost of the cattle. had used water in attempts to., teen pumps have been installei Surviving are one brother, Joe Home will be in charge of ar- The tracks were cleared by 8 a. m. Mr. Browder reviewed the remaining 17 calves now revive him. His face was con- and more are expected to arrive Peeples of Fulton. Route 2; two rangements. average C8T today, railroad officials agricultural progress made in Too Much Meat about 800 pounds and represent torted with the pain of his last within a short time. Twenty-two sisters: Mrs. T. P. Jones, former- Be is survived by his parents, said Fulton and Hickman counties the profit on the deal. agony. He had. swallowed a vial, more pumps ntust be installed ly of Fulton. and Mrs. Virginia I Mr. and Mrs. Tom olivero during the past 35 or 40 years, with The dead were idendfled as of cyanide of potassium. whial to complete the flood %enrol Love of St. LOUIS, MO.; and a whom he made his home and cited the cooperation of Causes in the engineer Ernest M. Potter. Sr. kills swiftly, just as Heinrich project. number of nieces and nephews, Wreck Chestnut Grove community; farmers and townspeople as a and (called P..., by his fellow work- Himmler did at the end of the one brother. He was unmarried. Others Held In contributing factor in this pro- ers± and fireman Jim W. Mur- war in which countless millions Frankfort—The Arnett Con- Hopkinsville Boyi4 gress. phy, both of Paris, Tenn. died, victims of the Nazi system struction Company of Berea has He recalled the days when to- Three Bus Permits In Hospital After Their bodies were recovered and the 11 ring leaders represent- received the contract for the bacen was the sole money crop Truck Clinton Man Wins Phillips Case from the demolished engine ed. first section of the Hits Porker of the Purchase, then told of new route Given In Purchase about four hours after the How Goering got the poison, of U8-25 between how the extension service and Livingston and Hopkinsville, Ky., Oct. 16— County Crown For Two Chicagoduis southbound Memphis section of kept it and took it were myster- London Are experiment Mations pioneered on a bid of $103,541 44. By Transport Dept. (API—The meat supply here was the Louisville and Nashville ies the shrunken fat man per- In announcing Arrested For Part in the introduction of lime, award of the sufficient today to send six Contouring Farm railroad's Pan American pas- haps took to his grave. • contract phosphate and other soil-build- for the five-mile sec- Frankfort, Ky., Oct. 16—(AP) teen-age boys to the hospital In Robbing U-C Vet senger train collided with a In death, he had robbed his tion, the highway department with injuries heavily laden trailer truck at ing fertilizers. —Issuance of three West Ken- suffered when Ike Mart'n of Clinton, Hick- Union City, Tenn.—Two Chi- ten fellows of another 10 min- said that when the section is their truck overturned after 3:07 p. m. CST and left the As the land improved the tucky bus line permits was re- man county, uses a system of cagoans were held for Obion utes of life, for it took about completed It will have approxi- hitting a 350-pound porker rails about a mile north of here crops became more varied and ported today by the State Motor feed production on his hillside county officers yesterday as the that time for each to expire and mately eight miles in travel be- The state highway patrol Emergency squads, using ace- more valuable, which in turn Transportation Division. They re- land which won for him the an- result of their alleged confession Goering was to have been the tween Corbin and Lexington ported that a news service tylene torches, recovered the raised the quality of livestock include: truck nual county championship in admitting complicity in the Mat. ran over the hog in the high- badly crushed bodies of the en- and livestock products and at- Fulton Bus Co. owned by H. W. contour cultivation. All of his beating and robbery of 24-year- Died Stoically way near Camp Campbell, ov- gineer and fireman. tracted new industries to this Hopkinsville—James Ed Green- Shupe, to operate bus service :a upland having a two percent old James Russell Phillips, Uni- The other ten died stoicatly, erturning the vehicle None of the 16 injured, in- area, Mr. Browder said. field, a member of the Kentucky the city and suburbs of Fulton two or slope is contoured, with the ex- on City war veteran, on the Rives plunging into an enclosed trap three times. cluding the passengers, crew- Last year 987 carloads of live- State highway patrol here, has Paducah Bus Company 41400 ception of those hillsides which levse early Monday morning, that hid their death pangs from At the Camp men, and the driver of the stoat were shipped by rail from been named by the city commis- Breadwa,y) from Paducah to Lone Campbell hos- are sodded to grass and legumes October 7. the eight newspaper correspon- pital, Joe Davis was reported truck, were reported seriously Fulton county alone, he added. sion to succeed Police Chief Oak, 2.6 miles over highway 45 from which he cuts a large per- Johnny Defrance, 25, and El- dents and 30 other witnesses. to have a fractured rib injured. Some 27,000 tons of lime were Walter Chambers, who has re- Hopkinsville Bus Co.. from and centage of his hay crop nora_Niblitt, 22, were identified None collapsed. All but Alfred bruises. The other five boys suf- T. D. Smith of Nashville, brought into Fulton and Hick- signed, effective Nov. 1. The Hopkinsville to Western State In all the draws of the held in a telegram from Chicago of- Rosenberg made brief state- fered cuts and bruises. Tenn., the truck driver, escap- man counties in the past year. commission also announced that Hospital one mile over highway entered in the contest, said Farm ficers yesterday morning as the ments, the main theme of which The hog's ed with a minor head injury. in addition to 1700 tons of 20 a 32 percent boost in water rates 68. injuries were fatal. agent Warren Thompson, pair who with were "long live Germany." Most Martin Bill Sheffer. 21, He was thrown from the truck percent phosphate and 1800 tons would be made in the city, ex- The Hopkinsville and Paducah had seeded a heavy sod endeavored to show bravery. of sudan Union City. participated in the which was completely wrecked. of commercial fertilizer. "This plaining that the increased rates Companies are operated by Mary Dry mustard is also a water grass to hold the excess attack Julius Streicher, the bald moisture on Phillips as he was en Seven passengers were treat- explains why we were able to were necessary to make needed D. Stewart. softener and prevent erosion, tormenter of the Jews, screamed route to work at his father's Russellville and ship this large amount of live- improvements to the water sys- ed at a hospital a spine-tingling "Heil Hitler" as farm. were board tem. released in time to he started up the 13 stairs to (Continued on Page Fear) Sheriff Robert Harrison and a relief train for Memphis hut Deputy Elbert Burcham planned Livestock, Meat Prices Soar With End Of OPA night. (Continued Page Four) Berea—F. 8. Hutchins, presi- to leave Union City for Chica- ou dent of Berea College. has an- The locomotive was split in Top COW Brings By The Associated Press wholeltlers. black market. go last night to return the two two by the shattering collision nounced the appointment of The first day after the lifting prisoners to Obion county jail. Irving Sample Prices Ender Black Market and four cars of the six-car Surplus Buildings $900 At Annual M. Dungan of Pittsburgh of meat controls saw the nation Arrest of the two Chicagoans to succees1 Dr. Lawrence Baker He provided these sample But the New York Journal- train left the rails. still on short meat rations, and was made as the result of a con- The train carried 116 passen- Will Help To Solve as head of the psychology de- prices: American listed prices at the fession Hereford Sale prices—where supplies were made by Sheffer to gers. partment at the college. Dr Cow beef—$50 a hundred- huge Port Greene markets available—substantially above Obion county sheriff's office last McReynolds, Bowling Baker resigned to become chief in Brooklyn, showing meat pri- T. R. U.K House Worry Lexington. Ky., Oct. 16—(AP) OPA celings. we'ght compared with the form- week, Mr. Burcham said. Follow- foreman the psychologist fsr the United ces were higher than under OPA Green, Ky.. for —Top price at the annual tali In some sections of the coun- er ceiling of $20.50; good and ing his confession, In which he Tenn.. construction Lexington, Ky. Oct. 16—(AP) States Veterans Hospital at Lex- but lower than prices given for Nashville, show and sale of the Kentucky try the price for live hogs soared choice steer beef—$55 to $60, Implicated Defrance and the the truct, —Several surplus buildings as- ington. the black market. firm which owned Hereford Association here yes- to all-time highs. compared with $25.50 to $26.00; woman, warrants for their ar- witnessed the crash. He said signed to the Urnversity of Ken- took rest were prepared terday was paid for Domino A survey conducted by the As- commerce veal—$30 to $36 com- Beef sharp advances.in and forward- the engineer pad the train tucky by the Federal Works Lexington—Steps toward form- ed Duchess 2nd, a cow consigned sociated Pres in the nation's pared with $20.50. good and Chattanooga but the supply was to Walter 0. Storms, chief whistle going at full blast but Agency will "go a long way to- ing a Democratic club at the by Dr. H. L. Donovan, University principal cities found predic- choice veal 532 to $50. comp r- very limited. T-bone cuts at one detective, Chicago, who con- unable apply the emer- ward solving" the campus con- University of Kentucky have been was to of Kentucky president, and Car- tions regarding ample supplies ed with $25.50 to $26.80. and large market were at 95 cents a ducted investigations there that brakes in time. gestion brought on by the taken with the appointment of gency penter, from Battlefield Stock ranging teem ''by the com'iag good and choice lamb, $40 to $60, pound compared to 59 cents un- led to their arrest. school's record enrollment, ac- Tom Carroll, first-year law stud- Farm, Madison county, which weekend" to "not until Thanks- compared with $34. der OPA; sirloin rose from 68 After thelr arrest, the pair cording to Frank D Peterson, ent of Shepherdavllle, as chair- Table Mountain Will Glow brought $900. giving." , to 89 cents. made full confessions of their comptroller man of the organization com- The New York Daily News. J. Lindsay Nunn of Lexington Asking prices in New York Prices for live hogs rose to part in the beating and robbing For Visit 01 English King The property to be transferred mittee. after a spot check of local butch- purchased Domino Duchess 2nd, City ranged from former ceilings all-time highs in Richmond, of Phillips. Chicago officers ad- capetown,---(AP)—South Afri- includes a service building, which er shops, said comparative meat champion female of the show to a flat "dollar-a-pound for Va.. and Omaha. In the Virginia vised Union City peace officers. ca's famous Table Mountain is to be used temporarily to re- prices indicated that decontrol will and one of six animals consigned anything you see." Prime ribs city the price was $27 per hun- be floodlit for the royal visit of place a building destroyed by Red Correspondents Leare of meat sent prices above black Dr. Donovan and Carpenter. of beef rose from 44 cents a dred pounds compared with Mon- King George VI next February. last winter, but most of the by market levels. Shipping Magnate Dies (Ire Second highest price of the Allied Newspaper Pool pound to 81 :.t one big market. day's ceiling of $16.30, while in London, Oct. 16—(API-- Sir It will be the first time such a other buildings will be used to sale, $590, was paid for the Nuernberg, Oct. 18---(AP) - Porterhouse steak from 57 to 75 The News listed, these prices: the latter city where the ceiling Percy Bates, 67, shipping mag- spectacular project has been at- relieve the congestion of stu- champion bull of the show, LS The Russian correspondents cents and hamburger from 29 to Porterhouse steaks, $1 to $1.25 was $15.90, live hog prices were nate who rose from shipowners tempted here. Technicians of dents. Peterson said last night. Princepts Domino 11th, con- "walked out" of the Allied news- 30 cents. pound. compared to $1 to $1.10 quoted at $27.50. Cattle prices, apprentice to chairmanship of the Union of South Africa de- Also included in the transfer signed by Lamkin and Seymour paper pool on the Nuernberg Clyde R House. U. S. cleplr! - in the black market; loin pork too, were at a new high in Oma- the Cunard-White Star Line. fense force already have selected will be a chemistry laboratorys of Magnolia and bought by Dr. executions today, refusing to ment of agriculture m chops $1 now, 96-00 cents ±n the ha. The price: $30 per hundred died today at his home, Hinder- sites for gigantic searchlights to a cafeteria, a nine-mom class- C. E. Palmore of Bowling Green, share their copy with other na- analyst in New York, said lone black market; Neef liver, 75- pounds compared to the ')PA ton Hall, Norton, Cheshire, fol- focus on the mountain which room building and a 1.000-hor president of the association. tions. meat was sold "openly" by cents-$1 now, 71-116 cents in the ceiling of $19.90. lowing a heart attack. rises behind Cape Town harbor. power boiler plant 4 "Y

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Moss is improving. produdtion lines will poratien In Ergland. wavenrsato R Mrs. R. 4ipe six • *RAW Las IND gOITO Wheeler, colored, Is duce an estintated $42,000.008 of rouglis. averaging PLI•LIONCR Willie Ma- ment of Ilereb 1, lin. nicety. worth uf cut lied polished may have two tender act of Contras doing year, carats per stone, class matwr at Fulton. Kentueky b. Ellis is Bee. nmade In Palestine tins worth a total of Illeseird as sewed Mrs. S. began down stones IN CLASSIFIED Olt CT I ON. Harwell Williams Is bet- from an Industry thst perhaps sixty e •CC SATZ SOX Mrs. $1,600 $10.000 When attentialorten Telefethif 36 eight years ago with a hands have had NEST. ▪ ter. Pairs of skilled SAWA, 411601411TTell ON al It Mrs. W. 8. Fed* is improving. debt. It, this same shipment .tt' entitled to use for industry, a turn at Associated Press is exclusively Marshall Pronne is better. Palestine's diamond a hundred stones ASSOCIATED PRESS: The the local news published. doing as the will have 111:11BER CF THE credited to this paper and also Lutreela Bennett is second only to Belgium only 50 carats but of all news dapatehes and polishing weighing reproduction nicely world's cutting $30,000 or more The add- doing fine. revolutionised the worth pot Vited Mrs. Rill Elliott is center, has value is the skill of the Your Vote Is is of turning ed Vetos The Maddox baby, cdored, cc n turies-dd art loss in weight is the Reds Plan New and Democratic Ser.- te diamonds inhere, the :!f • Senator Berkley fine. grubby looking rough cleaving cutting and AP Foreign Affairs had every rea- doing doing genie dust froth By Dewitt MacKenzie. Nominee -ohn Young Brown Mrs Harry Babb is into the scintillating Analyst the smol au- are 23 ven- grinding. son to view with apprehension nicely. There Diamond cutting has become on Lake is improving factories In the Country, has terminat- present yesterday afternoon Jerry Reams tilated Palestine's No. 1 export inditstri The Paris "peace" eonference dience during employing some 4.000 craftsmen and their first appearance here following an operation. within a period of eight years. labors in a whit of acrimony street for Andersen is do- who earn from 4.000 craftsmen ed its Mrs. William a that emphasizes the split between the current campaign. after an oPeration. who earn from $75 to $100 dissension the in his speech that the ing nicely dominated Slavic bloc and Each emphasized Flossie Harris has been week Many of the workmen, the Russian provide the Democratic Mrs. old, bear on .4111111111111011111111111111110. and threatens to nullify much First District must admitted. Jews youn gand western Allies, majority in the No- been ad- the tattooed num_ hiNNIMINIMMIMIMMINIMIIM1113 has been expended since party an overwhelming Mrs. Carl teen has their forearms • of the labor which Is to carry put there In 5 balloting if Mr Brown mitted for trtattlient. bers that were NEED EXTRA CASH parley opened July 20. vember recall- dismiss- camps. the a whole. Senator Barkley terry Alnlee has been Nazi concentration can the state as the 93 factories conference results one scarcely upwards of 30.000 Fourteen of The - ed that majorities ranging ed. birthplace of optimistic term "achieve party in past elec- are in Nathanya, employ the more votes have been given his itiespitei in the Holy Land, be placed before the big for all regist- NO* the industry .manta" now will and made a strong plea are In Tel Aviv, Je- Bri- tions, polls and Muth Hospi- and others 1014 foreign minister's eouncil—America, voters to go to the fatitioas It Ott and other cities. New York for ered Democratic itith, rusalem Russia and France--In ate imipos prodUctidn lin' methods tain. coun- vote this fall. $5715ey. Miss The or rejection. Decisions of the that there Were no eli, are adaptec Mtn dia- approval Possibly one reason S. Mrs. Seek ogg and of Detroit unanimous, and a fiery outburst two party leaders monds passing from One Polish- cil Mist be more preeent to hear the te &rage, Mrs. Ed his Minister Molotov in the not been er to another, Each applying I' Soviet Foreign that their appearance here had astir talon. A. J conference in- was own special type and number dieing amnion of the Paris advance .Pdblicitl. Information LWOW* Johns. veto against given enough of surfacts. that he would employ the and time of their arrival .eter Wade MissMillie ab- &ghee as to the exact date Henry American jewelry stares important actions of that bode. to this newspaper, and • *. 43. sidee, finish- arm of seeped was not sent directly Moss. Mrs. sorb racist of PakiStWit'S you lad tonne( seem to have of the speeches was of callison, Mrs. Will Last year plants do as ninny others the dove of peace would our announcement baby were dis- ed diarritinds. Weed ash, •. tip old Their visit to 3ack Dew and 1136090,0110 north this fall. on an addled egg in the necessity made at a late hour. here turned out t already done bleb Setting with the charged today. lenient Of Which as au for die snowy you And lucky she dihn't get Was unfortunately in conflict of gents, 81 flikeilioure Palace. Fulton too, fitatet Markets leans se bodi rr.en and game of the world series, lenses Clink west to United ifidt. as well. champiteuship Me as Golf Sills see trade promptly believe that the apparent are itegass, -wrench into the so there 4 reason to Mrs. J. C Arant and baby liconshed tb Pellyea- kfoothly repayment terms tiddler tensed the monkey is merely surface D amonde bee lie declar- apathy smong the voters fine. range from hisgh stones is If your requirements. Ap. Millentlety with great dinberatton out In force No- is the tine were deep and that they will be Mrs. R. M. Cantrell biggest was 92 careen the fly in prism or by saws that the results of the conference All (the en 'AI 5. ober,e18, at 1:11) o'clock same. of golf bails, to ofes He accused the United Mates. vember plan- HOLLIS pre- is Im- aloe to migetiatsetery. Mr. Brown are MAktft see dived to be Mrs. John Blehinger small it takes 200 of then of violating their agree- Senator Barkley‘nill JACK 3UT1.II1 Inetdberg of Maps and Prance to the First District in WEDS lent. proved. nuke one carat—one-MIA ministers' council) ning a "whirlwind trip" Id Ilbllis Of this is improv- Maas (made in the foreign They will be Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ivora Parham a gram. the last days before the election. treddim Of des- tillepting a number of "anti-Democratic" 2 city announce th 57 MAY ing. These tiny jeweler, usually in the Tennessee river on November ss Mr. wrist Trieste. east of their daughter, 011/11111 ORM tined to stud milady's naildettres regarding Fulton and other western Cdia$o, 111., family are and will re-visit Jack Butler Of Creek htitiatitiekers Kelly Blankenship and watch or annex valuables, I foreign secretary angrily Senate majority lead- SOfiSt of the 1111101 Mrs. Cue front fineorperated end the Soviet cities November 4. The soh of Mrs. mese Wiener eight/i, at of Barlow, P4r and ailed "brilliants," chipped States had dominated fine turno-t" club mat Morgan skill- P. Hertoh, Mgr . charged that the United expremed his hopes for "a *Dago 111e Frank Henry. Pilkkett and son. Rex irregular stones. So William Ii- er Braley 1010 WIWI Mrs. larger, Was it be mineldenee that speech beef, and the Leader The Rev. SaM 13d to order by Burdwell; and Mr and the hands and eyes of die conference. fbr his second find ciere- The tfhib wad tilled ft street ed are Street the Moscow puss and that all friends of Sena- performed the single anti the roll Leroy Elliott on Bates workmen that they, with 222 take diost simultaneously joins hlrn in urging 5:30 in the ura. beheld iglibry these at Uncle Sam? be mony October 14 at viere read by Mr. and Mrs. 11. D. Stanfield only of an eight-power radio took vigorous punches Barkley and the present administration cial and itt=sit the aid (Own DeMyer Jewelers) news- tor Baptist parspnage. have returned *tan e business ng glass and a tool Wed, anYway, Monday the Street and MIMI Mrs. W. H. magnify tlie 01252 on hand. MIMI Jane 111611fficoek obtuicil trip to Springfield. Mo. serves only to hold PRoNE- commenting on strikes in the First District voters pro- getioin, A *Port, tin advhory that peer pravtla, The influence of Butler briather of the Baked Bon- Mrs. Mike Fry and Mrs. Pres- as Many as 51 sep- that American capi- in this election eras Cell WS. Eton& grind MUMS, KY. United States, declared bably will be more important were the only attendants. Mid "penny ton Shore returned yesterday reflecting surfaces on a aipainet work- decide attri*** Olinda. - tiek with arate tal had launched a campaign ever before. Their votes alone may The beide wore an were col- spending the Weekend the size of a grain of world than Min add for • fiitid after Pa- diamond part of a program to conquer the frock with white lace home- Mrs. R. L. Cummings in ers as the contest. Miss Heidi- lected, • amnia' sand 111111111.1ININIIIIr Sunday the Moscow radio pointed out yesterday, biz( k accessories. by emerialtem. As Senator Barkley gabardine makers was announced dutah. Mr. was referring "to whether the cock wore a beige for a picn'c Mr. Vester Clark and stated that Premier Stalin in this campaign is accessories. made City States" Meese be the tome Re- dress with brown following Mani. Jim Gibbs were in Union sulk a country as the United of Kentucky with to send &nether attended Fultset 11)11 • the Of a people Mrs. Ebner /1211 benqbet was yesterday on business. his recent declaration that talk the Senate to cancel out his vote and the grbbm id- fernier steak publican to high school Mrs. Cleth Atwill. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McCully, was promoted by some military :nen or Whether they aunt to in Wingo. He is the Mr. Mir war each time it is cast, tended schools Sonearant and who have been living with redaction of Eillitary budgetg In will serve as a col- employed in Chime°, IL. Llielliste.11ikiVey 2 for the past VI prevent sent a Democrat who now Meld Matey veltineereed Gibbs an Ratite of my after the hItt. moved to Detroit their countries. league of the senio, Senator instead Inatediatety With the serene of the two years, have Mrs. Allis V. Mack, aunt to help home. altaatidn es-the Opponent. mony a to mete their That is the Unhappy the bride, was hastens le dinner. ter'lleew York. District" may Mid the ans- of the very intense:Mg lessen, the feet transfer their activities The "Gibraltar wedding supper including A no mere and the Leader urges clime steps toiiir, making, Was Tins final outburst in Paris was wer to this question, wedding party and a feW Mg U-C Corn Carnival effort to get out the Mrs. by the et Mrs. in the pan. It marked an accumulation Democrats to spare no friends, each presenting flash gift. The f dation forPrankbIsut. the and suspicion which has been votes November 5. Better with a lovely grade Attracts Aspirants of distrust visit in Pintas rugs siniuld /SI good and Western allies fur- After a brief 'Cringe to driving the eastern make their burlap Eget EMI the Qneen prevails when the couple will strips of For Title Of ther apart. If this atmosphere Repair lob Proves Costly North Dayton, pull through stintecl be in unidentified home at 1922 The City. Tern—Addition- big four foreign ministers assemble Chicago, Oct. 16--(AP1—An old wool clothing/, she said. Union the Chicago. the rugs entries for the title Of queen the prospect of international ac- at Eddie "Porky" Goldstein's South designs and wicks for al New York. customer in rug of the first Onion County corn be gloomy. to fix a radio which 11011111MAKERle are also major factors cord will indeed Side restaurant offered canrcenzaa Carnival are being received daily shortly after he sat 14 Making. began emitting static VENT OCTOBER Italson on by offic'als of the event. With The landscape best Millionaires down to eat. The Crutchfield Hotr.emakeirs placing trees indications pointing to the „TOPS 1101111-71:111/AUM"al too' Many a $4 Ittittald "planting And in He stopped the mese and suggested met In the home of Mrs. was given by oontest of it kind ever held James V. an after- around the home" 4111118.1" Oct. /6-.-(AP)-15uteher "Porky" paid. eihott Catcher 14 for Rob Adams. this section PepseCes Cr,Lou island of fee which the leader, airs. chair- Aductee Was in license Mart on a charge as Goldstein visited with the noon meeting. and fdur veil- Seidner Shatz. publicity Pepd-Cola Bottling ie., of Felten An hour later was called to Thirteen members said yester- Franchised Bottler: customer short weight on hard-to-get the radio appeared to The meeting enjoyed the recrea- man for the event, Deltell owner of a nearby cafe lag. J. tC)1711 *Milt coun- fixed order by the president, over by Mrs. Mur- day that nMe mcire ()Mon naseat. and the same man who had tion thielified Vlsr go wild p. Williams, with It daintier's ty beauties under 21 years of I to repair the machine. and six rell Williams. -Me was a millionaire, judge, and thought "Party's" radio offered answering the roll call; age hate been entered by spon- he made a break for she could afford it," Fiduccia told Judge When he saw Goldstein visitors. soring organizations and Mrs. be- the door. Mrs. J. B. Haub/ PERsONALs The earreval title will be titunuel thel Shuman gave a of the But "Party" caught him. He discovered Billy Pat here stowed on the evening be a lot of millionaires In your on the "De- Word has beer received 1 "Mot a small gadget, which he said interesting lesson East celebration, November Heller commented in man carried Rugs." The by Mrs. George Ruston, 193 RUPTURED? neighborhood," Judge signing of Hooked ctiiiie to•c. was capable of putting radios berserk. were: Line, that her daughter, You will sty tide is eke beet sews yea have real If you Mutest* $200 and costs and reminding main points of the lesson Seale CUP, INOV1N Al. tiding got back his $4 and gave the fixer im Neil Rogers, has been d15- THE NEW MID TRUSS, SUCTICIPI three times on "Porky" 1. The material needed for Mrs. Can't Blow Rings witb expert precision at the hbe he had been convicted black eye. from Harpers Hospital Demonstrated and fitted 1941. a new job to mend—A making. 1. Best designs Mimed sheet-weight charges since Detroit and is now at her USONA HOTEL sizes to be used. IS De- On New Airliners lesson the hostess home, 3660 Cass evenue, feat- All day. Evening by appointment. the sehcal auditorium Monday To After the fine. Mrs. New Yorks--(APi---One Athltllesboro refreshments and the is* I. blahs doing World Ask for Mr. Amoy News evening. A nice crowd attended served best wishes to ure of Pan American Cayce was adjourned to meet Rogers sent her of the Boeing and a splendid piog.ain was meeting in ninon and Airways' version FRDAY; OCTOBER lads The teachers of Cayce school Probe Shortage J. Keine:if in No- BØ many friends produce a given. Mr. Clyde Burnett won with Mrs a. appreciation for Eltratocruiser will *Sierprixot. Goole-Peal- the meeting of F. D. Ky.. liCt. 16— eigiresred her on passengers it is the best they hive ever seen attended an electric clock. Middlesboro, vember. was remembered strange effect Pbeiofg state IL A. in Murray Friday. W. K. Evans to- • the way she according to engi- MEN, WOMEN AND CRILDREN." (APe—Mayor of her illness. who smoke, The Fulton County annual day reiterated his intention HATe-HAEIINGS VOt dining working on the airliner. Also Sacro-fwitAmal held of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Thomp- neers apniaiseets illiesemakers meeting was WINGO NEWS making a full investigation PLEDGED ON SEIM You won't be able to blow a Serorkiil church ac- Hastings of sbn and chddren. accompanied set liacbo:linUaves1116116TeCABL:AminPPLE"9""rlIsuANitEm(307:111P7Alehigeact " Caere Methodist a shortage in the city's Mr. and Mrs. Coy smoke ring. You'll get all le. m. Mrs. Henry Mitchell of Ham- an avdi- the by Miss Jean Atkins, are leav- y atteirtiont at 1:39 sis- counts as revealed In Lansing, Mich.. announce Mr to blow and youll bits*, but air Miss mtind. La.. is visiting her a four- Ken- ing tonight by automobile In K ENTUCK Y Davis of Matron abet tom report coveting marriage of their daughter, there'll be no smoke ring. LOUISVILLE, ,sec State et- ter, Mrs. Douglas Copien. Was do- Hatt, eon Of Thrtl,thUlg, Pb SHOWN IN FtTLTON Selma Monroe Of the year period and said he non Ruth, to Merrell act, no smoke. A BRAND NEW TRUSS. FIRST TIME of Lexing- Mr. and Mrs. Woodfin Hutson the bf Lan- Miss LeNell Bugg underwent *Mien Depatiment ing his best to prosecute Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Batt Hous- The engineers have installed of Gideon, Mo., have return- en appendectomy at the son ease splendid addresses. Sr.. this, Mich Shirrsy a system that changr.- the air mere.- home affix tialthie with reed by the tbd-MeDevitt Clinic in illitt slet-4-treeee+++4-14-:-s-es-SS-Seisit Stir. Chester Wade was ed The Mayor Wild the report The votes were con- id qu'ekly that smoke in the friends. a retired Monday, and is rept:OW systein 1.:1 foe appendicitis showed shortages rif $42,823.$1 greotn`s grandfather, is a stu- never has a chance The night. Marquette of at the home vakscing nicely. She away al- .ton Hospital Saturday Mrs. Kenneth and $43,140.15 and said the Methodist minister, Cbilege. smitchei the smcike X as well as Possible. has been visit.- by dent at Murray 91ste out of Beautify Your Floors .he is fitting Falmouth. Ky., amounts were arrived at of the groom's parents. Bugg. most before it gets and Mrs. Nelson Hen- of Odom. bro- Her mother, Mrs. Leland draft, Mrs. ti&sie Bondurant rig Mr. and a difference in the method Mr. and Mrs. David this your mouth. There's no We !salmi Coin piefe days last lit of the has been at her bedside spent several derson. auditing. He said the at ther-in-law and sister out the Passengers get torhplets- aars. Igen- Jan- Week. WIth returned be Mr. from secands. Service V Carl Russell has covered the period bride were attendants. T. Wiggins ly nen air evert 90 Floor Sander Rental Tupelo,pelo, Mitt Ark. IMO. for her wed- Mr. and Mrs. C. . Kliiiver ten him Hot Borings. uary 1. 1942 to May 31, Mrs. Hatt chose *erre the weet- Mrs. A. tilmenon and blue suit with blatk of Ta,„xh :Trate the Egypt of e. arid Mr. and Mrs. John KenneM The Middlesbbro c..itens ding, a light of Mr. and Mrs. R. Mexico is called Our New i- Mid Mr. and Mrs. LeinUel S last Her cbtora(e was fash - end et.s , lareally have rettiened from Britton. league, at a Mass meeting l accessories. . the Americas. SiiriPeon and datighter were Mrs. Ken. confidence ef red rows A. DOOM t-BO-Speed Sander D., where they visited night, gave a vdte of toned Mr. Mid Mrs. George Newbill Floor Sunday guests of Mr. and careens- Odom Was drafted in a their s parents. to ehe mayor and city Mrs. Monti street hod as Adams. MM.RUdidnd Norman Byrn and Jahn wool jereey drest With tel Mrs does earelfrIti work Scearce Mr. end Mrs. sinners I. M. Maher gray • Par. and Str. and Mrs. Willie and Miss a synopsis actemo-es. Her tbrsage vests Mich- Sunday!Miss Bettye Russell Burch after hearing btewn 4lleeek and son, had a nice eidprise Sunday in report. of red rosebuds and White Wilma Mrs RATES Joe Al- Hazel Mullins epent of the auditor's 1 was Of row; Mr. and LOW When their son, eal night Rittman. attended the meet- carnations. bert, calltd them. He had land- Wagrioner The mayor attended Union City Mr. and Mrs. John had nothing to say. Mrs. Hatt Comp/me line of flaw- ed In the states after several Paducah ing, but schools and grad- be spent the week end in commissioners were not and Woodland mdriths overseas, and will Howard Kelly The from (entre] high school finishing materials with Mr. and Mrs. present. uated In 10 days. Vida Waggones in Lansing. Mich. She Is employ- Pruett and son, and Mrs. Co. Burrow . Howard Sutler the Bell Telephette Ca W. Fillers It and Mrs. Jack ed et of St. Lotus. Mo.. are Mr. Mem Lap- Doward will leave tonight for Chicago Pytkians To Meet Mr. Hatt gradtated Ifiettng her father. Mr. Sam and sleeved In the Estate Co. Shellac s and to make their hothe. sing isehdols Heal fe•hics at the home of Mr. Bartlett and a half years. Mr. and Mrs. John At Corbin In '47 Navy for two Brcshes Ws:Ernest Burns. spent the week end Mr. arid Mrs. Hatt are now P- and Virgil Davis of of Patiutah Ky., (c... 16 --(AP) . atio Mrs. Mrs. A. A. Bolin. Lesington, at 911 McColloogh street, KROGER'S NOtORTE0 Ora Oliver With Mr. and Kentucky Pythians and wing STA1 E LINt vbsited Mrs. Byron Starks of —The Stich. Pnblit Auctioneer rowir 67 109 EASt Mr. and Mrs. sisters will hold their Lensing, eater-Men. visited Mr. end Mrs. Pythian COrFEE CONTEST vs, Johnson of Paducah cOntention In Corbin. difice Over AT indielei OP -(10. I, .1( and Mrs. B. L. 1947 PALESTINE HOMEMAKERS UT BIM Men spent the irrek .r. S. Chardler The Organisation yesterthe ROA pills, 'tern., Sunday. PLAN ;karma FRIDAY City NNIonal Williams HardWare nett • Is OsIsste a Mr am" narks selected next year's convention REED and BOWEN t.xpe -- — Palestine HaMemakeet 61 Pail 4th St. EFItttl. K -s: " ttvo Covingtern The Moue 211 peeler as City and named meet with Mrs WWI -s-siss+ sssisse+s-44-sset-e++4-Ho+4-ei-sess-s+feeiie tine,- Mustard v!es with the only Contested Club Will +ha intidn Music Club spice in Mier- delegates for Frisley afternoon, Ook- Cecil 13 "se moist popular of their slate. Browder the Ane-tilin of Mrs. officers in WI^ al, .n no,.,, sirs itSW a

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6, 1946 Wednesday Evening, October 16, 1946 halton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky Page rins. The Sports 1046. continued as college football's top Mirror Three yeurn ago-ermy trampl- ground gainer with total of- MC Junior Team Grand Lodge Will By The fensive ligure of Gas House Gang Spirit Still Check Drunks Associated Press ed Columbia Grinders, 52-0, I 646 yards on 92 plays. Will Play Martin Elect TcJay a year ago-Joe Louis Navy beat Penn State, 14-0; Officers At 5e signed contract with promoter Notre Dame trounced Wisconsin, Ten years ago- Biggest foot- Juniors Lives Cltampton Mike Jacobs to detend rtu world's 50-0. ball upsets of season recorded Tonight In Cardinals Louisrille Meeting In 47 Wu vs Pales-A. heavyweight boxing as Pittsburgh lost to Duc,uesne, Murray, Ky., Oct. 16 w to champion- Five years ago-Virginia's Bill By Jack Hand Louisville. Ky., ;Jet,. 16--IA.'r ship 8tiizit Billy Conn 7-0, and Princeton, that Over had been coddling Billings Pollee !MO, lcan mince% in June, Dudley, nation's highest scorer, unbeaten al- he Juror raesiey iootball team --The Masonic Grand Lodge • most two season lost to Penn, of Murray State Teachers Col- St. Louis, Oct. AP -The since his Cardinals knocked Dave Kentucky was scheduled to el( Do Better Just To Let wing Cor- Ferris out of the box in a two- 17-0. lege will play the University of On House. Gang sprit still lives officers and take action on re- Wives Examine Men One Tenne,see Junior College team in the world champion St. run fifth inning. Instead, the Folut'ons at its annual meeting .,core was knotted with a man on Shiaaaging six MODEST MAIDENS Three Former Cavaliers here tonight. Louis Cardinals who have stolen here today. The meeting opened Billings, Mont. Bill- Tradhmark la..elered U 13 Palest Offie• second and the "mighty" Ted y have two Tonight's game will be the the 1946 series from the favored yesterday and will end tomor- ings police are instructed SO total of Back In Role Of Coaches seccnd for the Murray team, ckre Boston Red Sox on the sheer Williams at bat. Brecheen dug a In and forced the kid to loft a consider these questions In deo ape sixty Junior Thoroughbreds henna -hustle" of Enos Slaughter. Tae 1,000 delegates heard a Charlottsville, Va. AP)- pop to Red Schoendienst. riding whether a person in have had defeated the Navel Air Techideal high I suggestion yesterday from Char- s Three former Uni- The scare was tied at 3-3 in drunk: shipment eaOto of Vir- Training Center 6 to 0, at Mem- After Slaughter's brinier,: les S. Johnson, Louisville, Grand a the eight inning of yesterday's Does his :breath have an ginia football players have re- phis Iwo Friday. base Matter, that plans for a propos- ! odor red stones decisive -eventh game and the -running on top of Walker's of alcohol? Is it faint, modetUtli; turned to the Cavaoess as assist- The Murray Varsity will play dcuble, ed temple be dropped in favor carats but full pressure of baeelmiles 16th Brecheen once more h3d or strong! e. The add- ant coaches. They are Nicholas the University of Chattanooga million dollar series was riding the series in his hp pocket, but of sense "worthwhile project by ' Is he pertly dressed or 1117 of the pol Clianakos, end in 1938, 1939 and :there Friday night. hervy on every pitch when Har- this most thrilling of any clos- which freemeronry could serve clad. or Is his clothing dirty/ • eight is the 1940; James Beard, guard in 1940,1 ry Walker lined a base hit into ing game in several years was ins nkind " cutting and 1941 and 1942, and Charlie Coop- Bueoos Aires ranks sixth in left center. "Eno," who had *lel- not over vet. Or, Robert P. Thomas suggest- 1 IN lie polae, exseted. retiervitt, er, guard in 1941 and 1942. of the cities of the world. ed to open the inning, catapulL- Successive angles by Rudy ed that a 100-bed hospital be I hilarious, talkative. insulting, has become ed off first base, rounded sec- York and the troublesome Doerr operated in conjunction with combative, stupefied, deliriotia, ort industry ond and headed for third while created a delicate ninth inning the Masonic Widows and Orphans' silenI• or dual ight years. Leon Culberson retrieved the ball situation. But Pinky Higgins Home here. He estimated that Is he hiccoughing, belching; satncdp mjoahdennayquick pskyrelay to Short- forced Doerr at second, Roy Par- the hospital would coat $1,000,- drooling, punching, kicking; 'PEKE ST1WN4S- `1 RE-NV 4110E 41101) . tee popped to Stan Musial and 000 and suggested that funds be fighting, sleeping in convil- taised by the sale of bonds. sions or unconscious/ Making the full the game ended when Pinch HO- sweep at third , Are his eyes normal, watery. while Coach Mike Gonzalez ter Tom McBride bounced to AND REMEMBER *V bloodshot, roving. downcast, tor WKAT MAKES You THINK flapped the come-on sign like Schcendienst for a series clinch- SOUR wee HAS THE Twin Trouble For j gil g, VvORET socrr OF A an excited mother hen, Slaugh- ing force of Higgins at second in'e MEMORY? nIs swaying, wobbling, sag-. ter lit out :or the plate. The pitching mound wag the N. C. State's Foes failing or unlit:Pie to RE-NU ' Pesky, apparently not expect- sbcaeTese.ncele-of a jubilant Cardinel Raleigh, N. C.-1AP -Two , stand? SHOE SHOP ing that sort of daring base- bration as his mates lifted Bre- sets of twins cavort for the N. Is his speech fair, slurred, running, had dropped his arm cheen on their shoulders. It was C. State College Wolfpack this stuttering, confused, incoher- half way, watching Walker run a great moment, too, in Cardinal :mason. The Wagoner boys. John ent, whispering or jerky? Hthe toward second, before he realiz- history, the fourth straight time and Fred, of Glbsonville. N. C., Is his enunciation? ed Slaughter was hot-footOng they had won out in a seven- flank the Scussel twosome, Hen- Can he touch his finger to home with the tie-breaking run. game series and their sixth ry and Gene. of Clifton, N. J. his nose/ His peg to Roy Partee was too triumph in all. Both pairs of brothers are iden- late as 8 aughter topped off his For Boston, defeat was doubly tical twins. Joan Wagoner and Whenever possible tell ram magnificent heads-up running bitter because of the knowledge the Scussels play guard, Fred cleaner the origin of a spot. with a fine slide that scored a they were the first Red Sox club Wagoner is a pile-driving tackle if shore of run worth $3,757.04 to each ever to lose a world series after mot president of the State Col- The yellow mustard seed is lItny others Cardinal share holder. they had made a show of the lege student body. thaeper than the brawn :his fail... 111••••••••••• TAY AL. 10.4 Harry Brecheen, making re- rest at the American League in Money you RE l'ef appearance when Murry coasting to a pennant by a 12- i-rHes Last Only Four and -NU Si ir.en "I just have to finish this book., it's a week A268163/i_ Dickson weakened, clung grimly,game margin. Boston also had sas ear e sat 7/9Aed 4N"' Home Tilts In 14 Years promptly e to the 4-3 margin through a been made 7-20 series favorites Knoxville, Tenn.-IAFh -The FOR SANDWICHES ytnent terms overdue at the IiI*Itty now!" threatening ninth to become a by the odds makers. Universty cf Tennessee football emote Ap- three-game winner. Not since In a sense it was a personal team has lost only four games on To Be Delivereci Fes= .1111 101L 1920 when Stanley Covelesk'e triumph for Dyer, the ADVENtURES OF PATSY In The Flesh soft- its home field -Shields-Watkins whipped Brooklyn three times to spoken Texan who was lured -In 14 years under Coach Bob give Cleveland the title, had any back to baseball from the oil C E CAM& Neyland's tutelage. Alabama hurler jacked up three victories busines by his wife's insatence turned the trick the first time in a single series. that "you have had all the other by the in 1933, eight years after Ney- Oddly ancugh s two-run jobs in the organization. Now if land became head coach, by double by Dorn Dimaggio that you turn the ble one down I8 TAM they'll downing the Vols, 12-6; Auburn db. ratted) almost lost the game, actually say you were afraid to tackle it." woo. 6-0, in 1938, Alabama, 14-7. gave Brecheen his chance to get Phone 1111 beton, Mgr. in 1937, and Vanderbilt, 13-7, in into the record books. 1937. Dickson. like Breeheen Sports Roundup Olivet a pint- sized workman, had handcuffed By Hugh ie. flewelers) the Bostons for six innings after Fullerton, Jr. goring up a run in the Mat on New York, Oct. lb-(API--- singles by Wally Moses and What seta of a fall season is FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY LAW COMING lc NY. Johnny Pesky followed by Di- this when hockey,supposedly a magglo's run-scoring fly to winter sport, opens the day the Let Me Help You Slaughter. After Bobby Doerr led World Series ends? . . Anyway, 11.011111111111111"' off the second with a scratch the series Ls over and to borrow AUTO, FIRE and LIABILITY INSURANCE Chess Too Bad single. Dick'-on did not allow a Hi Philips' line i the long suf- base hit CARS FINANCED until the eighth when fering sportswriters who stuck 1 two flinch hitters drove him from with the Cards end Red Sox for P. R. RINFORD the box'. seven games, ten &ye and sev- Rip Russell, hitting r Catch4 eral ,houeand miles, now can 408444h ttreet I ultos4 et Hal Wagner-at' It' wtuf look doll, feel dull and be dull. a single and moved to third when . Ore player who lost money George Metkeov ch. batting for re- I cn the series is Stan Musial, who .ief Pitcher Joe Dobson. doubloi. was offered $7,500 for P. month's Although Manager Eddie Dyer!tour with Bob Feller's All-Stars. knew Brecheen was weary frcm Stan wl join the outfit, but a full nine inning victory Sun- he'll only get ebout 113.000 to add THE CHANCE YOU HAVE DREAMED OF IS day, he had faith in the little to his series cut. . . 'addle Over. left-hander to subdue this sud- the Cards' manager, elmnst quit HERE WITH THE OPENING OP den threat. After striking out I beeebail when Knute Rockne of- Wally Moses and taking Pesky I fered him a freshman football on a fly Brecheen yielded the!coaching post 'at Notre Dame. tying runs ,on Dimagglot two- And a decade later he almost WENK bagger. I went into football again as part OMB was the If you have talent for radio and Wert a obi** on the Or, coins BUZ SAWYFII RY ROY CRANE two-run edge owner of a rluh in the p-o league Chick Meehan tried to to the WENK studios In UNION CTFY, 1111111BSSEE, NO, NO! NEES ANGELA! ROMERO: A FRE541 AND witEitedi ARE - - - organize. ItiAlkSIAME BOG TABLE CLOTH, /PORE ONION Raise, sElecia, Dr. Thomas MOAN.PLEA% DO Sot/P coat'NEES FiNE PEOPLE. PERMIT ME TO M. Reid Getting Worried Saturday between 9:00 A. M. mad 1200 noon NOT TWNK 14E ARE NO,go: EE5 FREE ON ME! ORivE YOU AND CHIROPRACTOR Biggie Munn. Syracuse U. TIlE SEtioRiva football coach, is a bit worried ea-Seat Offices In City National Built ee-4-ei-se-ere-t IHIII' 4-7-1:to )401L2tE... I because he hasn't been made a W'r tia1 YOU, Building target of the 600 downtown ON,We )4E EE wow 140-6000 Bozo,NE Hours-9 to 12 2 to 5 quarterbacks, who are notorious- ESCAPE FRorA AMER,- Evenings -7 to 8 Phone 97 ly tough on coachea . Syracuse CAda) P•itCE. has drooped twc games and there GET YOUR TICKETS I T14044. Plasmatic Therapy hem t been P word of criticism. El? Electrical Treatments . . It. can't last," av.s: Tbes.- "We'd better Win one before they all hit me at once." FULTON—UNION CITY Sports Before Your Eyes Snorts from the midwest say that Bill Barclay, golf coach and aseistent basketball tutor at FOOTBALL GAME Michigan, is going east to coach the Harvard Cagers. Also that A-Atsir- alit. For Lou Boudreau may beccme the ree seen DOAKS Personal Service next Illinois basketball coach if FALL & FALL INSURANCE CO. umtir the finest Bill Ceeck drops him as Indians' IBM." Ticket Office esstie howierY. WHOA.- Imported and Domestic manager. . . . Saturday's Navy- Open 1:30 to 6110. M. North Carolina game may turn • Tuesday Through Friday olaPANY WHERE WINES, LIQUORS cut to be a running duel be- les% ;. tween 165-found Charlet* gehoo THINK and Fulton Schonim receive one-half proceeds ?rola all gess* ticket. Chool Justice and 170-pound Nought in Faltd11. stE'RE CORDIALS Piston' Pete Williams. . . Jack GM'? visit Dempsey w'll do a guest, referee- In job for free in Danbury, n.,-Felcity for Promoter Pete The Keg Mantes!. a double amputee of World War II. . . Joe Goldin, loors 428 Lake-Fulton, Ky.. Oklahoma U. right halfback, Our Stock of Merchandise is as tete has outrushed all three of the Most Complete Sooners' opponents. gaining 239 net Complete as the Market affords al Sets • Line itt — yards to a total of 156 for :t — Army, Texas Aggies and Texas. West Ky. . Alex Ritson, Springfield In- iceIC dians' center, is tabbed as the or Sander BLON DIE Let's Start Over! only mountain climber in hockey. —Both Domestic and Importiniah., How come, when the eh* owners ,Ilillii Hifi NOW,\A11-10 "rift work `SOU SAID 7:- TIES? tJ .111111 'IIIC DID re eiwaye making Meth out of CHOICE LIQUOR-% AMES, OR lent 111 fr DECIDE WAS APIDIES, NIZ)U WERE r f rtti.. Gleutkaf rrE .01CAY molehills? 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• .....11.1bitt.b.• Ur, • ---3740ED se • Eyeshot, Octoitst 16, 1946 Wedneadey_ . Kentucky Fullest DulyDolly Leader, Fulton, RIVITUCRY FARMS List ON Face Powder Joins Breck- Abent NA) farmers in Pere Four Women Workers War Surplus Goods cane this SANDWICHES off PlOblefic Of enridge eminiY grew BARBEQUE Rounilhouse-SolvecHoiling sorghum the pit to take home with you. Returning Home, Washington, Oct. 10---)AP)— Year and made Street. HOP piste of Cumber- 106 Malden Face powder took its Raymond Yowls 247-tfe. as $26.95 Per WOODS. (ICC Says Today along with gun puerCar today land county made of 15 ewes this Frankfort, Ky., Oct. 16 —(AP) war surplus. ewe on his flock who worked during The War AsseUr Administra- year. CLASSIFIED • Lost or Found —Women Club It a the war are returning to their Uon announced that it has The (*sky Homemakers worth made 745 household tasks, the Kentucky quarter million dollars Christian county Jewel, yellow gold, Ben- for In hoap.tal ut LOST: 17 Unemployment Compensation of cosmetics and toiletries eovers for the of Thanks wrist watch with new loather case, and trey • Card rue Commission decided today on sale—but only by the Springs, Ky. in Billiard Parlor on Lake distributors Dawson strap, the basis of its claims load only to retailers, CLASSIFIED RATIES of thanking Saturday afteroon. Re- We take this way Street. Snyder, assistent exe- and wholesalers. and neighbors for information or return. J. Foley ADS3 our many friends ward director, reporter, that CLASISITIED to us at the 606. 245 3tp. cutive Aketet The State Charge 150e for their kindness Call August 1, 1945, to Septem- Ask Tetley MI11111131111 3c and sudden sor- from A Far cry From for F.arh Word, One insertion time of our great from my )me, 204 30 this year, 36,673 new 'Were Insurance ....4c away of our dear STRAYED ber Form Two insertions row, the passing West Street. English setter pup- claims were filed by women Homey" Auto Plan Three insertions ...fie and uncle, Lon Peeples. state Our Old Hound YAW brother ser- py. White, brown ticked on muz- who worked in this Each additional We greatly appreciate the New Yoric,—(AP).—Rover can word _It for zle. Reward. MACK RAYAN. In August last year the total now D. HOWARD, insertion, vices of Rev. Geo. Sellars and 345-3tp. qpme out of the dog house JOHN of new claims was 4,319 compar- a the beautiful expression of love that one company Is offering CARD Of THANKS: ed to 2,596 in August of this Fenn buorance Mic and sympathy. line of cosmetics for dogs. Pack- Stale Minimum Charge year. and bot- and Mrs. Joe Peeples • Business Opportunities in the aged in Colorful boxes Each Word —Mr. Male workers' claims line includes a Companies, Mrs. Seldon Peeples period were 48,572 tles, the complete —Mr. and 13 moliths a flea powder and a OBITUARY: Speight CAN OPEN YOUR OWN and 12,071 repeaters. shampoo, Fire — Llfe —Mr. and Mrs. R. L. YOU new IWO — I Minimum Charge STORE NOW—The National coat dressing. and Mrs. Clayborn Peeples for a Chicago cosmetics are. already, on Fulton, 14 Each Word —Mr. Success Plan makes available has solved a housing problem are said to be more The Moos in Cleo Peeples This old roundhouse „1.0.(ilding, built in 1902s There at one large New York de- DIS- —Mr. and Mrs. thousands of Items of fast turn- firm recently leased the pits, than 300 types of common sale 1111 LOCAL AND NATIONAL manufacturer. The boarded up the engine store. • 1111.111111111111111.11111.1111111111111111 our deepest ing merchandise, modern fix- Illinois Central railroad, their stalls, partment PLAY ADVERTISING We wish to express from the to turn engines toward stains. REQUEST every kindness tures, and profitable merchan- the turntable that used Up to a few •U•MITTIED ON appreciation for eliminated be begun by the new occupant. 11/1701 Johnson dur- dising and advertising assistance. sad production soon will Michigan CeetraL which 41 11111111•1 11111.114.0111.111, given Agnes, Cooley roundhouse was used by the illness. Our thanks to Protected territory franchises years ago the sold it to Illinois Central. •UB•CRIPTION ing her long the building, and in 1929 for his untiring ser- open in this area. NATIONAL had erected Carritr Delivery in Fulton, Dr. Bushart Ballard, Mischke for his com- ,HOME AND AUTO STORES. 10. 1944. Hickman, Carlisle, vice; Rev. Life Build- night on September Ky.; Obion, words; Hornbeak Funeral 11th Floor, Southland !arm publications. team found Graves Counties, forting remarks with The dislnterment Counties, Tenn.- its efficient service; and ing, Dallas, Texas. He closed his had been burled Hospitality Weakiey Homo for commonwealth, that their bodies 13. week, 55c month. $1.50 for the many beautiful the motto of the grave by loyal Nor- months, to all County Distributor Wanted by old divided we In a common three months; $3 six When God comes into "United we stand, a stone marker orders not flowers. eatablim:led company. Over 140 wegianr with $4.50 year. Mail to claim His own, as He fall." "they gave all, from localities ser- your home household and farm necessities. who has been nearby engraved hands accepted our's twice in the past nine Good Mr. Mahan, give for freedom and in your agents. In has in regular routes. Farm- a man can ved by delivery be able to put Established present at every Master without delivery ser- months. may you 'round business. Many deal- made in peace." towns on Him. year er award presentation the vice, year $4.50. By Mail your faith in ers making $12 to $15 daily. next speak- Fresh flowers decorated per year. -Up Kentucky, was the each grave, rural routes $4 —THE FAMILY. 247 Rush name for full details. Be program. white cross marking in United States er on last night's that had Elsewhere first. H. C. Whitmer Co., Dept. are not grown the report said—flowers per year. "Good crops regularly through- $6 21. Columbus, Ind. 247--tp. he said in ells- been renewed • For Sale accidentally," of out nearly two years until the cuasing the achievements reach the "In selecting American squad could • For Rent oil stove. Master Farmers. the bodies back FOR SALE: Quick-meal Wards we are calling grave and bring 303 Jackson Master Farmers Army searching teams In good condition. attention people who Other ROOM for rent. Fur- 246-1tp. Tim to public nearly 300 miles north of SLEEPING Street Street. Tractor typical of rural areas at pushed naes heat. 1064 Norman are the Arctic circle as far as Ham- worn tires or their best." Phone 1263-W. 247-tfc. SALE: 1941 Dodge dump Trade in your old great- merfest. Norway, and brought FOR rear. over from steel to rub- He named some of the truck. 8:25x20 tires on change who back 44 bodies of Americans, ber. There is none better than est leaders of this country liai- New motor. 210 Bates street. farmers many of them underground Serviee p considered themselves Strate- • 698-M. 247T4,, generals son men of the Office of Phone Wards Riversides fira'. and statesthen or audience gic Services. TYPE 106 Maiden second, and told his ADDING MACHINES. PIT BARBECUE: Now in stock—All Sizes long exist Norway m'ssion was head- REGIS- 247-tfc that no nation can The WRITERS AND CASH Street. HOP WOODS. on— a thriv- Lt. Col. W. A. Cauthen, of repaired. TIRES and RIMS unless It is founded ed by 3 TERS BOUGHT—Solt and agricultural B. C. FULTON OF- SALE: Baby buggy ing. progressive Orangeburg, A Office supplies. FOR our Farm Plan to pay. COMPANY, Teeterbabe Jumper. Mrs. James Use economy. FICE SUPPLY 246-3tp Editor Warren. Phone 141. Call or write A Master William Macklin Elected PhonA85. called a "Mas- Mr. Lassetter, 18—(AP) and sewing. Fur coats. All kinds. Jacobs or Will Story by Farm Bureau Louisville, Ky., Oct SLIP COVERINGS FOR SALE: Earl ter Editor" Covington, 231 tfc order. Russian ponies. Wright, briefly dis- 1—William Macklin, Call 658. Made to Phone 301 President president of seals. Squirrel. All kinds the 1,000 points consid- has been elected by the Hudson cussed Retail Grocers CUSTOM BARBEQUE Rain coats, • Tuxedo his magazine and the the Kentucky Of TIN COCA-%A CO•fafff iv chubbier'. Montgomery Ward ered by Frank MVO MOM AUMONTY pound. 106 Maiden Street. HOP Shorties and Chester- service in making the Association, succeeding 247-tfc costa Kentucky extension Dam, who was BOTTLING COMPANY, WOODS. Come and look. 611 Col- Mayfield, to outstanding agricul- Casebier, Beaver FULTON COCA-COLA fields. awards of the board lege. Tennessee \ side. Phone turists. elected chairman the 1122-J. 246-Ste. Principal cash sources on of directors. Reed farm, Mr. Lassetter stat- 311 NOOSE-CHEATING hogs, FOR SALE: 7-room house. rage One) ed, were clover seed, beef, 719-J. (Continued front that East State Line. Phone tobacco, wheat, poultry. in 246-5tp the Noel Barna. His groan as he fell at order. Sources of income In doom. on the end of the rope was heard order of their importance fuvion where farm were listed as Wanted In the executive chamber the Pewitt • Help troops played basket- hogs, wheat, red clover seed, American milk ball a week before. He was pea- beef, tobfcco, lespedeza, TODAY age be- LAST TIMES WANTED: Single woman, hens the most defiant of a$1 and - 40, for executive tHe In each home 61,Peapstirkagol twesse.25 tend and the only one to mention HeTV that position. txcellent salary. Loca- of the German Chancel- there were many of the modern name rural tion, Union City. Tennessee. lor believed to have died with conveniences that make Mint Fulton. tenant Write P. 0. Box 487.1). his capital:- SerlIn. life more enjoyable, that i za/ 09zoloWIWal were ex- oew n/oil Sons relations on each farm ROGERS Colored man and wife Follows each Master WANTED: Kei- cellent, and that Is_ Plan for farm work. Will f Irish Field Marshal Wilhelm his wife had demon- soldier to Farmer and modern house. References re- tel was the Prussian outstanding business AUMONT Steady He said "I follow my strated farm quired. Pay weekly. the last: ability in making their 242—Ste. who died in the Ger- work. Call 126. eons," and home projects profitable a/ze Ol 69?-60/04 Army. Ribbentrop, a r- man financially. rogant but slightly dazed, cried also paid tri- be- Mr. Lassetter • • Notke out for "an understanding" to the interest in commul- the east and west and a bute tween ty and civic enterprises evidenc- B. D. Nisbet, gee- desire for " peace to the world." families, and VETERANS: s duel- ed by the honored Servicemen's Board, will be at Ernest Kaltenbrunner fact that each family was red on his face. to the . ind cams. Legion Cabin afternoon of Octo- ing scars shone the youth of its return to traditional standards of comfort de- asked "God to ac- encouraging the A ber 18, to advise veterans, Hans Frank community to follow along me in mercy." Wilhelm pro- ever since the Witt• pendents on their problems. cept road to greater agricultural ience has been Greyhound's goal 246-3tc stumbled up the steps. Filch gress. Ape-like Fritz Sauckel died of the plaques been made. Soon, we hope, thins will meets you, Presentation Much progress has AMERICAN LEGION bravely. Jodl said "I salute evening's program. 7:30 P. closed the Thursday, October 17th, my Germany." Seyss-Inquart be ample accommodations for everyone-Whereat* dal M., at Legion Cabin. 247-2tc. said he hoped "Peace and un- FOOTBALL CHAMPS ARMY derstanding will be realized RAT your used piano or liber- Bodies whenever they may want to go. CARTOON—LITTLE BRO. CASH for among the nations." Fliers' al allowance on a new spinet ALSO FOX NEWS Goering, pudgy No. 2 man of however, there may be certain times when DYE PIANO CO., 2620 Broad- by Temporarily, 247-3te. a Fascist regime Intended way, Paducah. last 1,000 years, Hero Grave burden on 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Adolf Hitler to In of post-war travel places an unusually heavy our:fiwill- twitched out his life in a prison the great volume cell only a few hours before Americans Forced Down during these periodsblease understand that she henchmen ties. Should you be inconvenienced his condemned In Norwegian Wilds plunged through the banging Teams is one which is beyond our control. traps of two gallows in a grimy Found By Army condition 35 yards away. use in this territ017. building Newrifeatures buses have been ordered for . manner of dying, Goer- AP 75 new air-conditioned . his Announcing By Versailles, France—The Ameri- last— ing—flamboyant to the registration difficulties. And these senie difficnitile sint last spotlight can Army graves have been delayed by reconversion not only took the in final reports is- they of the New Addition to his colleagues but commanded, as 40e1 The Opening away from here, told how the bodies of needed repair parts. Only recently, as many a breath-taking mys- sued air have retarded delivery created of 11 United States Army tery which had army intelli- Sep- -waiting for nocemay VAL ef- corps fliers, missing since were tied up in Dixie Greyhound garages gence officers laboring in an in represent buses he got, tember 9, 1944, were found fort to determine how operations of become buses in actual service on the highways awl and took the poison. cent Scandinavian When the 75 buses on order concealed a 11. 8. Army disinterment team. parts, thasaimds of4004 The crew in a four-engined when there's an adequate flow of repair and replacement tITTIEIREEZY FARMERS bomber bound with heavy cargo MASTER for- in this and neighboring states. , (Continued from Page One) for Norwegian underground seats will be at the service of Greyhound travelers ces crashed Into towering Mount -Q" he commented in the Telemark • more schedules over popular mitt* "Pit Bar-B stock," Skorvejfell, That means more comfort, more convenience, It Required Vision Mountains, shortly after mid "It has taken vision as well distant points. Coming, too-when littais to time-saving Express runs between as good business practices more the farmers of this area terminal facilities and wayside bring materials are evailable-are new and improved from where they were 30 years ing llth now letters get October the position they Air Moil Thursday, ago to way. service in every said the speaker. stations-finer hold," of He also praised the work first attention clubs, HOURS:— the farm women, the civic the the 4-II boys and girls, and • • 11:00 A. M. to 11:00 P. M. • Open Till Midnight on Fridays, BROOKS Saturday and Sundays. BUS LINE • Closed on Mondays. Kentucky to Michigan ts Hours to DETROIT, MICH. Next best thing CITY HIGHWAY Maytutrd's Service Etta- ON UNION Leaves a long distance VA, tirm DAILY at 11:1111 A. M. to only 54 to say it Owner Lake St. Extensioit I J. C. OWENS, 4th and 00 041I II0