The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 14

ANNOUNCtMEfm Death Entices 14 THl NASHVILLE Sa'u-dav 1 BUSINESS CUiCE 3 Bui.ne Services "clXude'wocdall" Ex-Rep. Doughlon, lax Expert, Dies nmii Church Leader Dies in Kentucky Bishop Darlington, 21 Lovelies Will Compeie Tuesday For 'Miss Waitress Nashville' Title I t'iH 1 tree" Surgery I I.AITKI. SI 'SI. ho for DfH i ard 'r. Specul Notice! POTATOES ne'hrVe Ex-Official Here, a Key gFRVICT yJr An-Fa'herland.

Wnri1 I P.r.-fl i ser lint law, dier at iThn.irli.. ti i 1 r. i r. ra. iAr.rr-n to I V.

-r i RPENTRY pJinline. dt Rrn'h'r limn T. per 'lev If A fill V5r'1 Death peacefully for thej fcw i Democratic lawmaker FRANKF0RT Kv ijr, to. Joes irr suars-'eed C. A HARMON.

7-5718-w Raw li.tfr.i.ent OrrnuM Mill rem-, etry. HouMr.n roi.r.'y. flracry- IPH.I.H IOT1I Thiirlrmrirnlris WELDING iv I i 1 FRESH CIDER Al E. Jackson Oil 8th Ave North from Republican in Kt'lO and kept r-rvvn for Bishop frhan V. It 42 years.

A member of his fam- fiarlititton. M. who formerly pre. ilv. Rointr Into his room to awa ken firiofi th, mnfer-him earlv yesterday found l.irn fh church, will dead In his bed.

por-an! or )cb work Call 8-oat9. nictits 9-0TI tiepuml.fr 10, I'm, 1 loral infirmary, Mn. Kra K.lr.aoeth Pei-lirclolil. Rurvivfd hr on. AnthonT Pe.iU'i inttl.

Narivill anrt V. Pfllicrinlti. Dyfrshun, lenn mothtr, Mrs. Millie Cain, brottifr, Afrie Cain, iwm Mm Mrlvm Nunnery and Mm. Gene Kemo.

all TREE SURGERY he Monday aii'inonn i rum. i Am rhnlrmnn nf the hnuse uavs Llceried and Bonded CAPITOL TRET, CO an-TDW and means committee, I x.uciiton Met hodist. church here Top Soil Fill Dirt Excavating Grading died Friday 1 1 wax LMven credit for wntme more! Bishop DarllnKton or camflfn. lennesaee. two Rmain are at the rhapfl nf Bracey-Wein rompanv.

I 1 1 at his home in Huntlnc- ADDITIONS REM ODET.INO Rooms. Paneled Dens, PorchM Terms No Down Payment W. ARNOLD, 3-4421 Anytima iav than nlhfir ttl in'mOrnit'C 1 1r A Days I7-64R1 Mint 4-3872 Heriuiem HUrh Masa from the JOHNSON Ai JOHNSON Photos by Frederick's studio United Slates history. Kianidin D. 'on.

w. va, lie nan ne-n Ro'evelt had just 'become. Prr.il- health for several years, dent, when Douhton took over the 48 Years in Ministry committee chaii mannhip in Bishop Darlinfton had retired in tstriederal ot the, inrarnatlon Kaiurday mornlm, at OO o'clock. NfritiewH will nerve aa pallbearer. Interment Calvary remetery.

Hracey-WelsM Company. Inr Patricia Bowling Christine Parker Betty Ann Harris Mary McDowell Elizabeth Pardu. Dorothy Rohrer UH4 after 48 years In the minis It. fell his dutv to be the financial Second place winner will receive which is Water Wells WACK)0ER IARI43-07? "SEPTIC'TANKS Cleaned. Repaired.

Outdoor toilet cleaned. Free estimates S-B8S8 Upholstering 5-6557 free estimate. Terms If desired. TATMON A TWILLEY. 4-03S3.

Member Mid-Stale Upholsterlni Asa a UPHOLSTERING Wa live Thrift Btampa. Termi Ouaranterd workmanship. Tu-entv-one Nashville wnil rcwMl Winner of the contort Out-of-Towa Deaths try. He was the senior member of $50 and third place contextant $25. for the sla'fiering sums will hocome 1n rcmnetp In the crumie Tnearfav for the title open PUn," Jnpon to the public, the Methodist college or Dlsnops Winner of the state title will l.elneerled for economic recovery, for 'ollolh Donelson, Tenn.

Waitress of Nashville Waitress of Nashville 'Miss oi of a "Miss World War II and for postwar I e-j sout heastern pirisdiction. habilitatlon throughout the world Rishnp Rov H. Short of Nash INf.RAM Mrs. Lottie Adcock In- CARPENTRY Additions, remodeling, 1 ri rinuneo. oens.

garaaea. im pair work. Free estimates. FHA terms. RANKJSLY, 5-3401.

given a ra.h prize of $150. Run-netsup will receive $100 and $50. Judging will he on the hasls of figure, beauty, poiae, neatness, personality and shtllty. Serving as co-chairman with Merrill is Mrs Jennie Bradley Wilson Carrier i president of the association. RUMODELING Carpentry, rooms jWaitiess of Tennessee The state Sponsored bv the Nah'iIlo Res jcnntest.

will he held dm ins I he aa-taurant a.n.,"the rnnloet will hojflnciatinn'a annual convention at held at pm. at the Club rianta-the. Maxwell House Oct. Id, and tion. arrordme to W.

A. Merrill, 'the Maxwell House fVt. U) anrlatinn vire president and ro-and 20 Chairman of the ronteoi. A $75 cash prize ill he given A rf.nn will follow. Merrill said.ithe winner of the lnral content NASHVILIJ HOME CHARM SERVICE UPHOLSTERING AND REHNISHTNO Ouaranteed qunlny workmanship.

Budget terms HEARN'S, 4-9264. UPHOLSTERING Reflnlshlng Consult us for bet prices. Ouaranteed. Free ntckup 20 years Expenenie. COOPER.

added, att rs. foundation. ga ville, who was nrnaineo ny Hisnop Darlington in 1923 and served in his cabinet, for six years, will s-sisl in the funeral services. The time for the service ha.s not been set. 'Loit Great Soul' "Our rhurch has lost a great soul Felix E.

Bracey, Ashland City, Dies rages, concrete, FHA terms. Free estimates. Edwards. s-DW, DOZER WORK. GRADING Baiemcnt Work.

Farm Cleaiini Ponds-Bush Bngjlng Larga and Small Jobs ASHT.ANn fMTY. Tenn Felix In Rishnp Darlington passing Irani, age 70. died Oct 1. 191)4. at the home nf her ion.

Sam Intram. Donela.in Widow nf the lite Jee Thnmaa Insram. Survived by never. rn, Insram, Mount Juliet, Roy anrt William B. Iniram.

Madl-aon. Fred. Bulnrd and John Ingram of Nathvlllc, Sam in-Kram, Uonelnon; five daughterii. Mn. (ieorge Carney, Aahland City, Mrs.

Hodse, Mr. Tom Moore. Joeiton. Mra. James Keaoner and Mra.

Clarence Adamn of Brandchlldren. 29 greai-Kraiidchlldren, three aljtera. Mrs. Jorui Ingram and Mrs. Bob Battman, Joelton, Mrs.

Joe Cunrh-on, Ashland City, one brother. Sam Adcoc. Ashland City; half-brother. Joe Ferguson. Joelton.

Remilni are at the Ph.llips-Robluson funeral home in Nashville, Servicea 8unday, 2 if) m. from the Oreenville Methodlfl rhurrh inear Oerman-towni. burial In Oreenville ceme-lerv. Associated Funeral Sprlnglield. In rhame.

Cinnt Man Unwo popped FURNITURE Repaired, reflnlshed A-upholstered. 25 years experience. CI.YMER FURNITURE REPAIR SHOP, phone 3-0730 ASPHALT PAVING Driveways, parking areas. 3-0240. WINCHESTER, Ky.

8 Drunken Driving Indictments Returned uiwini rinv kivc fMSF WW -wm -mmw, (Monk) Bracey, ftfl, of AshlandjHe was one of the best loved and City, died yesterday In Detroit, most, respected leaders of Southern of injuries suffered when he fell Methodism," Rishnp Short said in from scaffolding on a building: Nashville last night, construction project. retired Methodlut minister nf Funeral arrangements were in-, the Rev J. U. Clark, Nashville, the Rev. The Winchester countiy club a SIDING S8 months to pay.

8-8255; 9-4501 DEBTS I am not responsible for debts made by anyone other than mvself. Philip H. Naive. 112S Me- rldlarSL DFBT8 I am not responsible for debts made by anyone other than mvself. F.

J. Gildrelch. 1304 Division St. complete late yesterday. Brighton road, was a close 13718 Brighton road, Dozers Land Clearing WILSON GRADING CO.

42-4206 or Rorn and educated in Cheatham jiwimming pool wa emptied several days ago, but it looked for a while like it would have to be filled again to get rid of an unwelcome tenant. A very disillusioned skunk was found roaming around trying to find hi way out. 100 Pacific Subs Carney Warns Expanding Fleet Plumbing Repairs Free estimate, naw work. Rudderville, Tenn. CONCRETE Stone, brick, block LAUD -Thursday night.

September Slipcovers, Drapes Made to order. 87-47SQ. 1-448VW. Top Soil and Fill Dirt Excavating, iradlm. SPARKS 3-5789 Top Soil "The Best" Traircavator H.

D. Page. 28-7150 Breaks U. S. Monopoly work, underpinning.

FHA terms B. F. DENNIS. 8-4708 CARPENTER WORK All Kinds Repair Concrete and Block work Free estimate. Cook.

CARPENTRY Painting, foundation, roofing, jacking up. luaranteed. county, Mr. Rracey lived In Ashland City most of his life, He was employed by a Detroit construction company as a carpenter. He had been at work on the Detroit construction job for only two weeks.

Survivors Include, his widow, Mrs. liiila Simmons Rracey; five daughters, Misses Fay Rracey and Carolyn Rracey. Ashland City, Mrs. 'Camilla, Rediker nf Joelton, Mrs. Jean Hughes and Miss Hetty Rracey; a son, Wayne Rracey; his mother.

Mrs. W. W. Rracey; two sisters, Mrs. Nola Rowker and Mrs.

I. ula Chnmbliss; two brothers, Paul and Clarence Rracey, all of Nashville. Davidson county grand jury yesterday returned a total of no true bills, hut indicted eight persons on charges of driving while drunk. Nine of the cases tossed out were charges of public drunkenness Six involved charges of drunk driving. Indicted on charges of drunk driving were; Floyd Carter of Hohenwal.l.

Tenn'; Dorris Daniels of 3301-D Felicia Hiram Meek Dill, of 4702 Kentucky James Christian Farley of Route 2, Joelton. Tenn 0. Snellen, of 1R12 Rrnarlway; James Ervin Simpson, of 55-A University courts, and Archie Sutherland, address unavailable, Among the 35 true bills returned Estimates tree. Mayberry. 5-4520 Grading, Plowing, Mowing Anywhere.

OBHRIO. 6-5213. 28-3747 TYLER, Texas -(ID- Adm. Roh-i rt B. Carney aid yesterday thatj Russia may have 100 auhmarlnea! In the Pacific and has begun to try out first class cruisers In both the Taclfic and Atlantic.

The expanding Soviet navy hasi BLOCK- BRICK CONCRETE Repair Work Waterproofing Work uuaranteed. Call Reds Mass Fleet Off Chiang Isles Nationalists Report Russian Advisers Attached to Force friend of the late bishop. They were classmates and young preachers together in Kentucky. Though he was never the resident bishop in Nashville, Bishop Darlington maintained a Nashville office at. the Methodist Publishing House from 1934 to 1944.

The Tennessee conference then was part of his episcopal area, and he served on various Nashville hoards and was a frequent, visitor to that city. Kentucky Native Bishop Darlington was born in Shelhy county, and was a graduate of Kentucky Wesleyan college. He was elected a bishop in iniS while president, of Morris Harvey college then in K.arhour-villo, W. and now in Charleston, W. Va.

For four years he supervised Methodist work in Europe. Survivors Include his widow, a son, Julian T. Darlington; and a daughter, Mrs Kitty Darlington Woods, all of Huntington, JO, 1954. al her home In the Rud-dervilla Community, Mr. Alice Mai Ladd, aiie HI years.

Survived by four daughters, Mrs. J. B. Tomhn. Nashville, Mra.

J. Taylor. Franklin. Mrs. A.

Allberl. Detroit, Mrs. Walter Richardson. Na.shvllie; five sons. Joe.

Waller and George Ladd. all of Franklin, Leslie Ladd, N.ilensville, and James W. LJd. Nashville: two sisters. Mrs Hume Waters.

Nashville, and Mra. J. E. Jacksonville. a 1 1 -brother.

Luther fjlenn. Nashville, al) grandchildren, in great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild. Remains are at the chapel of Brthurum-Heniv Robinson, where funeral services will be conducted Saturday alternoon at 2 o'clock, bv Rev. L. VanLanding-ham, Oraittlaiins mill serve as active pallbearers.

Ladd Family cemetery. Bcih.irum-Henry A-Robinson Funeral Directors, Franklin. Tenn. CURTAINS Washed and stretched Organdies specialty 11M CHERRYAVB PHONE 5-'l5a LEARNTO DRIVE CARPENTRY Building and repairs, new additions, rainnets made to order. W.

8HRTJM. 2-5587. CARPFNTFR Plasterlnz. onlntlng 87-8528 8-1780 roofing, papering. Guaranteed.

7-5272-M EDMONDSON DIRT A BARN FERTILIZER Lawns mowed. Movinir. Haultnf MAHAN'S GROCERY. 8-9230 WELLS DRILLED were five burglary indictments Slipcovers, Drapes Made to order, 97-4781), 7-4485-W, FURS Restyled. capes and atoles, tailoring and alterations.

Mrs. Wll-liams, 804 18th S. 42-6703. TEXTBOOK Wanted, elementary Oraham-Pltman Shorthand book as used In Draughon'a College. 3-6884.

TOP SOIL CINDERS Fill In Drlrewayg built 2-1208 Controversial Oilman Dies in Natchez B. BELL SON, 1054 Zopht. against Zandine Phillips, 21, and broken the sea power monopoly of America and Its allies in the Pacific, the chief nf naval operations aid in a speech at the) Tyler rose festival. Naad Urgent Carney said it is "Impressive" for the United Stales to step up Its naval uhlpbullding program to "bring In a ateadv flow of new nd modern nhipa." He disclosed that the navy aoon 'ill ask authority to build a fleet cf new type, destroyers and escort Khipg which It la "certain" can deal with tha aubmarine. menace.

Speaking of the "great gravity of Colored Death Notice Kenneth McNeal I.lttle, 20, both FLOOR FINISHING Negroes, nf 1722 Fourth BAILKV Suddenly, September 30. Like new H. C. Floyd. 2-4848.

5-5837. In three of the cases, Robert I). TA1PEH, Formosa The Chinese Communists, with Pusslan advleers, today were reported a.v semhllng a fleet, of military craft on the approaches to the Tachen islands, northern anchor of Nationalist basea off the Red mainland. The report was can led by the official Central Dally News, which roofing-gutterTng Furnace repair. 42-7188; 6-9311.

Jones, 21, Negro, 50.1 Hayes was named also. NATCHEZ Miss. 'ID George W. Armstrong, who once offered to Murder Indictments were return ROOF LEAKS STOPPED SOUTHERN ROOFINO CO. 5-7508 endow a bankrupt, military school; rj U0mp.

with fabulous oil reserves if COWOra O. nOimeS ed against Napoleon Napier, 41, of DRAPERIES, SLIPCOVERS Bedspreads. Mrs. Kniryn-JW FURS Restyled Dress maklni and alterations MRS. SHANNON.

6-3805. FURS Canes and stoles made from coats. Restyling. 20 years experience MR8 JOHNSON. 42-4281.

I7H Fairfield st Dome Jackson. CARPENTRY Patntlni. foundation, roofing, jacking up: luaranteed. Estimates free. Hatlewood.

42-9775. the submarine threat," Carney: said Nationalist planes and warships were watching for any pos 3R, of Springfield. Tenn and Robert Mosley, 53, nf 2421 Hooker nl all Negroes. CARPENTRY Repairs, new addi 19o4. Mr.

Joe (T-coe. Dudley Bailey of 321 Ninth avenue, North Survived by lather. Mr. Will Bailey. Bellbu.ile.

Tennessee; brother. Mr. Will Bailey Nashville. Tennessee; lour ststera, Mrs. Viola Smith.

Mrs. Pauline Buckingham, Mra Willie Dell Burdetie nd Mrs Maude Louise Burdette. ill of Bellbuckle. Tennessee; uncles. Mr.

J. H. Bailey. Mr. Scott and Mr Howard Bailey; aunt.

Mrs. Willie Dell Bryant; four brothers-in-law; one sLsier-in-law. nevefal nieces and nephews; other relatives and friends, very dear close friend. Miss Hammie Lee Clay-brooks. Leaving with remains to Bellbuckle.

Tenne.sjsee. thia Ratur-day morning at 10 30 o'clock. F'uneral aervlces will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 clock from the Missionary Baptist, church by the pastor. Interment Bellhuckle. Tennessee.

Leia-Smith funeral directors would exclude Negroes and Jews. I Funeral services for Edward S. died yesterday after a brief illness. Holmes, 74, of 226 Woodland st. He was 88.

will be at Rracey-Welsh funeral Thx multi-millionaire Texas nil- home, 2407 West End at 1 mun, -Mississippi planter, induHtri- p.m. tomorrow, alist. and former judge, stirred up; Janu E. Rates will officiate, and a national controversy with his of- burial will he in Orchard Hill cem-fer to little Jefferson militaty cnl-lctory in Hou.ston county. A no true bill was returned in tions, attle nnisneo.

roonng. painting, estilmates, 97-2428, 9-0S03 BUSINESS CUIDE favor of Jesse L. Rose, 2t, Negro, Mid; "I feel that we are at last cracking that barrier and there Is every reason to be encouraged." Can't Count en Aging Ships "We cannot much longer com CINDERS 13 LOAD sible move by the enemy fleet. 100 Miles Off Shanghai Central Daily News said gunboats and other warrraft had manned in sizable numbers In the charged with murder. Delivered Driveways built.

Hauling 8 Business Services Ottered any kind worn guaranteeq. i-tisui. REPAIR WORK Carpentry, paint placently count on our aging ahlps to insure retention of thia great as- Remod' aet which we now hold aupremacy ing, concrete bloc. asDestoi snin lie, small jobs specialty. 2-1084 HOUSE MOVING General home repair.

42-2070. lege In 1943. After some debate the! Mr. Holmes died Thursday in a school turned him down and gotjNashville hospital after a long ill-hack on its feet without his mil-; nose. lions as contributions came inj Rorn and educated in Houston from everywhere.

irounty, he was a retired teacher Out-of-Town Deafhs at sea. the admiral eaid Chu Shan islands, 100 miles southeast of Shanghai and only about 100 miles north of the Tachens. The newspaper said Russian advisers were known to bo attached to the fleet, The Tachens, which He said Russia's present build FLOOR Finlshine. new and old "ROOF TO BASEMENT" ATTICS APARTMENTS MASONRY ROOFINO CONCRETE ADDITIONS ing program la capable of produc Workmanship guaranteed promrv Mil. KINS Wednesday at a local hnsmtal Mrs Henry Wllklns.

of Service SCOTT Aj PIERCE. S- HOPKINSVHXE, Ky. W. FOUND A 1 IONS Nnlcnsvllle road Survived by a' BATHS lie only a few miles off the mainland, are strongly garrisoned. They SIDING CABINETS ing' a total atrength of 30 cruisers, 150 destroyers and 500 aeagolng eubmarines within two or three year.

Keith. 71. vice president of the "RENT OUR FLOOR SANDERS AND SAVE Montgomery Ward. 5th Dn. 8-2191 PAINTING KITCHENS are 200 miles north nf Formosa.

Planters Rank and Trust company, Armstrong's racial policies werclnnd farmer. He moved to Nash-reviewed later when a furor de-jville in 1044, veloped over a $500 grant to Tied- Mr. Holmes was a member of the mont college In Demorest. Church of Christ, ftom the Texan Education associa- Survivors include a daughter, tion, an Armstrong enterprise. Miss Lavclle Holme, of Nashville; Armstrong died at Natchez hos-jH son, William Holmes nf Knox-pltal after an illness of several! ville; two sisters, Mrs.

R. W. Davis weeks. He owned vast holdings in'nf Cairo, and Mrs. Rulh Reeves REPAIRING Carpenter work I he JVatlonali.n air force waei died at his home here yesterday Carney knew of no aircraft car- No Money Down Work Ouaranteed 2 Years 38 Months To Pay "Nashville's Leading Horn Remodeling Experts." painting, rooting or ouuaini new homes.

Call 2-8979. riers In the Soviet navy but he nn cvt Vrday lesl the sister. Mrs. Jamie L. Butler: three brothers.

Mr. Frank O. Wllklns. Mr. Jones Wllkins.

and Mr. Wallace Wllklns: two nephews, a niece three sisters-in-law: and one hrother-in-law; other relatives and friends. Funeral services Mon-dav. Oct. 4, at 1 m.

at Hamilton funeral home, conducted by the Rev. W. Hamilton. Interment Mount Ararat, cemetery. W.

E. Hamilton, director. 5-0582. Chinese Communists, celebrating of a heart attack. MURFREEs'nORO-T.

D. H.iynes, h'7, brother of Mrs. W. M. CARPENTER Work.

No Job too small or too big. Estimates. CALL MRS. KENT. 5-3384.

WEATHERSTRIPPING And Carpen Adams of Nashville, died yesterday Texas and Mississippi and had of Springfield, four broth-lived nn a plantation near here rr. Leland Holmes. Detroit. NASHVILLE HOME Inc. Construction Contractors Llrwisert-Insured 4-3571 701 12th Ave.

8. 4-357J ter work, door and window repair. Sober and experienced. 42-9928. the Russians have taken a tip from the U.

navy and placed air units under naval commands. In Siberian and Manchurian waters, be said, Soviet surface ships, aircraft and submarines continually carry out exercises obviously designed to develop both offensive and defensive, tactics. in a Nashville nursing home after a long Illness. the fifth anniversary of lha founding nf the Red regime, send planes over Formosa. There was a brief flurry when an unidentified plane appeared over Formosa strait.

Little Action The 2t)th day of the vest pocket several years. Ambrose Holmes, Lakeland, Fla Colored In Memoriim CARPENTRY New additions, brick and block, cabinets, dry-walls and aiding. Reasonable. 42-7235. James Holmes of Cairo, and Robert Holmes of Arlington, cox Mrs.

Lottie Ingram Mr. Lottie Adcock Ingram, 70, BONDSTONE and three grandchildren. ODD JOBS Carpenter, weatherstrip- ping, painting, rauiicing, puttying window cords. 2-9535. died of a heart attack yesterday In loving memory of my dear husband.

Mr. Clarence Cox. whom God railed away 2 years ago todav. Words ran express how much we mist him. Signed by wife and war yesterday saw little action except an artillery exchange between Mrs.

A. S. McCalmont Mrs. Gladys Gore McCalmont, 55. died yesterday at her residence.

4212 Esies after a brief illness. The body is at Marshall-Donnelly-Combs funeral home, 201 Twen The Beauty Of Your Ho OW COST LONG SERVIC: TERM-PRUF 9 Repairing and Cleaning morning at the home of a son, Sam F. Ingram, Donelson. the Reds in Amoy and the Nation FURNACE Work. Have your fur Funeral eervires will he at 2:30 alists on nearby Quemoy Island, nace converted to a Muler gas Nashvillian Nabbed In Virginia Forgery across the strait from hornmsa.

p.m. tomorrow at the Greenville ANNOUNCEMENTS burner. All work 1s guaranteed ComnleteW Installed 1125 S. Newspaper Printing Corporation AGENT THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Morning-Sunday NASHVILLE BANNER Evening IvroRMUlON ANT TR4NMI- NT I.ASSIHFD ADVKRTISl.NG RATI-S TTRMTTE CONTROL Lleensed. Bonded for your proter-sion Fret Estimates.

FHA Terms SELLER'S Vaushn, 5-5395 for a fre esti The defense ministry said it had a captured document showing that Methodlat church In C.ermnntown community. I.nrial will be In the church cemetery. mate ty-fifth where services will be Monday at 11 a.m. Dr. Otis D.

Graham will officiate and burial 1-B legal FURNACES Vacuum Cleaned 13.50 Gen. Wang ruoung, Red artillery 4-4314 S10 Chestnut TO PLEDGERS AND PAWNERS STOKER SERVICE Call ALLEN, 8-2112 or S-9038 in Woodlawn Memorial Mrs. Ingram, widow or bp Thomas Ingram, was a member of park. 'Rates Belnw Apply In All Clawtifieil You and each of you are hereb notified that the owners of pawn tickets Numbers 75no in 7900 Inclusive must redeem the pledges Electrical Reoauinf 10 100-mile nw i.r,,; ism ana eriucaic.l in i oi icevillC! aeriuin erifinailni within a IniOlnn Her imrpnts ue.e Mr iml irarilua of the llr of Natrmlle.) regimental commander on Aiuny, was killed by Nationalist gunfire retaliating to the big Red bombardment of Quemoy Sept. 3.

This bombardment touched off the vest pocket war. The ministry did not indicate how it obtained the REMODEL A TO FREE ESTIMATES EASY TERMS ATHENS CONST. CO. 6-8255 40s 12th Ave S. 9-4501 RICHMOND.

Va. Employes of a downtown bank pursued -and later caught a suspicious man on a busy Richmond ftreet yesterday after another employe had spotted familiar face enter the bank. tu. 1. i.

clarified are p.ihll.hed flr.t represented bv your pawn tickets en or before OHoher 12th 19S4. or M.inp.-i num imp isl and Mrs. wtiiiam Jordan uore. Shrjin the Nashville tennessean nd at PhillipS-Robineon funeral home, rraduated from StateiwllL.b' rnhlishen" asatn en tha sama day In THE NASHVILLE BANNER your right to redeem will be for felled HY tOAN OFFICE .120 Deaderick St 2707 Gallatin road. Icollrge for women after attending Survivors, In addition to Miss.

illege. Publication In the Sunday NASHVILLX TENNESSEAN Is counted aa on The pursued Amos E. Ward of Authorized Repairs J4-hour service on PHILCO. NORGE. GENERAL ELECTRIC.

FRIOID-AJRE. CROSLEY. MAYTAG. KELVIN A TORS. All maka washers refrigerators repaired Work fully luaranteed.

Prompt efficient service by factory trained rren. Free estimates. MODERN APPLIANCES 90!) Church St 8-7882. 8-3580 Nlshts and Sundays. 28-7988 F.

Ingram, include six other sons Cemetery-Monument 1 Ray Sunday SOc Line 1 Day Daily SOo Line 4 Days Ittc Line 7 Days 28c Line Mrs. McCalmont was a member of the Westminster Presbyterian church. Survivors Include her husband. graves, assume Joe T. Ingram.

Mount Juliet, Fred L. Ruford and John H. Ingram, Nashville; five daugh FOUNDATIONS Underpinning Retaining Wall Block and Concrete Work Driveways HOLMES IMPROVEMENT COMPANY 4-1252 WOODLAWN 4 notes, call 4-8138. Nashville, Tenn. banged his head on the metal door of a downtown department more In the heat of the dash and ended the merry chase.

Ward's home address could not be learner! here la.st night Boy, 17, Confesses Pilferings at UT ters, Mrs. Georgei Carney, Ashland Lest or Found Arthur S. McCalmont; two riaugh Dilly Rates ivunte1 Include Insertion In Both HE NAHV1! I TENNESSFAN. City, Mrs. Jnmes Hodge, Un, Mrs.

John H. Faragher. both Appliances Repaired DOG Rrd female Chow. 12 years old Indianapolis, Mrs. TnmLf Nashville, and Mrs.

Carl J. Gil-; Eiening BIRMINGHAM. Aln A BLOCK-STONE Mmii-p Inpllnn Mra Ken a sr I'olire charged him with forging xii 1 I ir? IJf ,11 I1IJT-, it. Factory enper'enced service men re-pa'r all makes of radio, Cold Spot refrigerators. Kenmnre washer two.

Minimum Charge, 2 Lines. Jack- Count Five Averace Words to Has Miami. Fla tags on silver rollar Lost or strayed from fairgrounds Frirtav reward for Information lending io return of dos 8-2S09. erne tl.300 check and another soner and mt. 1 inrencn Anams, sisters.

Miss Olive Gore nf confessed pilfering purse ill tin lha line Mush vi e- three sisters Mr 11. 115 Fla and Mrs. K. V. Den CONCRETE WORK Retaining walls, foundation, drive- and electrical ranges Ail wor guaranteed 42-253! Sa'on 11 RFARS-ROERUCK fc CO.

1 nneisuv I'l: un.l Mr Rnh ton of Coffeeville. three Sunday $100 Minimum Charge, 2 Lines Daily $100 walks. ways, easemenrs. 28-7501 OUARANTFED. R1PPY Gold Charm Bracelet Great personal value Liberal reward.

Mease call or return to Mr Bow-an. IOVLMANS The ahove rales apply to tonsecutlya The Electric Service HOOSEWTRINO RANOFS Joelton. Mrs. Joe unchon, Gore of Grenada, land City; a brother, Sam Adcock, Mjq(( Kense Gore of Provl-Ashland City; a half brother, jj, Hn(i William M. Gore of Ferguson.

Joelton; 3ft grandchil-1 La three grandchildren, and great grandchildren, 'drm. Water Wells in'ertlona nn! WATCH Ladies, l.athin. rose-gold. Rights reserved to and Index ELECTRIC hEAT 80LD INSTALLED classified ads according to rules govern lost Wednesday near Ac union, Municipal, Industrial. Rome well Reward.

4-70K0. drilled, 'tested any depth, size, Apollanre repairs. Work guaranteed Free estimates day-nlgnt. 4-8020 ing "lassmcd oages place Modern factors- equipment. 11 Moving, Storiei.

Hautiag reserve the right to revise or reiert t1D95L h01 onllnn any advertisement which Is deemedl black, tan and white, lost It all started this way: Miss Ann a new ac-munts interviewer at the tank of Virginia's Fourth and Grace street branch, opened a checking account for Ward Thursday. Me neri the name D. C. Powell, She said her woman's Intuition told her she ehould be euspi.inus. Later the same daw Ward cashed a $.150 (heck made nut to D.

C. Towel! by a Hichmond man, according to William Cordon, manager of the hank, Yesterday, the bank found pay o. K. Anaerson Drilling 1.0. Mrs.

Alice Mai Ladd Copt. Albert Durrett Tennessee women's dormitory while its occtipnnts slept. Knowille authorities who questioned Ralph Clarke Osborne said his statement cleared several other pcrnons suspected In the Auk. 2 hm-glary. Knowille City Dctc P.

P. Irwin and University of Tennessee Police Chief Charles Junes satd the youth was picked up here in a car stolen at the university. The officers nai.l his fingerprints checked with those left on windows there. Osborne is a parole violator He 4-9404 2-8730 obifctinnibia either in subiect matter or! SAVE Funeral arrangements were Incomplete last night for dpi M. Durrett, former Nash DOO Beagle hound, 9 months old lemale, black Ian and white, lost vlcinilv Woodbine 2-8572 FRANKLIN, Tenn Funeral services for Mrs.

Alice Mai Ladd. S.l. will he at 2 n.m. todav at villian. who died last week whllejBcthunim, Henrv and Robinson DOO- Dalmallan.

vicinity Montaeue-Madlson. answers lo name Teeners," Sept. .10. Reward. 28-3247.

onraseo.oBv Number address reonlres 4 words Notice rf lypographlcal errors must he liven In time for correction befors the second Insertion Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a m. to 12 noon; Sunday, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. on duty with the Air force in Iter- funeral home.

Septic Tanks CLEANED. OVERFLOWS BITLT Reasopable orire Onfk Service. H. SUMMERS. 208 E.

Thompson 4-1141 PLUMBING Installed Repaired. Comolete line bathroom flsturea tow as 1124 set. man.V. I Tl, Pv T. V-n t.nn,llnnl,9m CAT-Orev and white, lost or strayed Captain Durtett died after a ment had been stopped on the jwlll officiate.

Burial will be In L. I a Ul- check. Miss Fishburne cheeked i'" nn fronl 'srn Irom 2308 west End, reward. 7-0487-M ENVELOPE Containing valuable Standard Oil papers, downtown area Reward 8-1351 tence alter being convicted in the 1m i I 7, Uhe family cemetery In the iUlnV.Mn nre commiinltv. Icn Park drive.

i Durrett who was a navirator in M. Iadd died Thursday night Phone 5-1221. 5-5401 theft of five automohiles. RENT A TRUCK and MOVE YOURSELF LOCAL OP inNO DISTANCE ALL MOVING EQUIPMENT A VAILABI U-Drive It Co. ill Broadway 42-1871 TRUCKS for RENT Panels Pickups Moving Vans Dumps Tractors Operated by MATTHEWS DRIVE-PR-SEL? SERVICE INC.

MPMrLemore 5-58U 0th Arenue North! KEYS oTst Friday 4 and Hunch Cameron Farrell 3-2600 ith other tellers and found Ward had been In again He had cashed a check for Jl.3on, depositing and taking the balance in cah. Gordon said a call to the man whose name was reward Phone 8-3747 ilcath puttee No Prosecutor, at her home In the Rudderville community after a year of Illness. She was a native of Williamson and a member of the Rcll-vlew Cumberland Presbyterian a reconnaisanoe squadron, attended Vanderbilt university and later moved to Miami, about 10 years ago. Notice of his death was received Tuesday by his POCKETBOOK Ladies Black. 37th A- MurphvRd.

Reward. 971362 PARAKEET "Pref'y Bird." Reward Sheridan Rd 28-2831. Case Dismissed Block, Concrete Stone Work All Kinds Drive a built, or resurfaced Guaranteed A A NAPIER. 2-4178. etgneri to the check showed it wa? yellow 9-1322.

PARAKEET Oreen and ma e. Sylvan Park. Reward WALLET 8a rT.MtV Flri BROOKS CONSTRUCTION CO. race track, reward. HAULING.

All Kinds lorperv. Shortlv before the bank opened for its late Friday banking hours veeterdav, Ward came into the bank, and Miss Fishburne spotted him and engaged him in conversation. Gordon came over and the chase was on. father, Albert P. Durrett, of church Miami.

Fla. She was the widow of Isaac Other survivors include IhrocjNewton Ladd. who died in additional aunts. Mrs M. D.

Har- Survivors include, four daugh-mon, Miss Fannie Durrett. Mr, Tomlin. and Mrs Miss Mollie Durrett; nn uncle, W'. Walter Richardson, both nf Na.h-D. Durrelt, all of Nashville; nnrl Villc.

Mrs. J. D. Tavlor. Franklin.

General Hau'lng Co. 4-3150. WALIET fat night State Fair race track Reward 97-203V General sessions court Judge Rrown Tavlor. his dorket weighted down with 71 cases, still found time for a little humorous byplay yesterday. The occasion arose when Tom Klttrell, attorney, called for trial for one of his clients, although the prosecutor failed to appear.

Nashvlll MOV1NO Or hauling a-iv place anv time. 6-5087. DOO-Fox Terrier section Reward 5-2168 a maternal grandmother. If nu are planning a new home It will pa you to let us figure our plans or will furnish Individual plans to suit your taste or needs Specialirl" In nice dur'ees General Contractors 7-4329 concrete work Foundations Retaining Walls Torches Patios Drive wavs Personal LIGHT HAULING REASONABLE RATES Mrs. A.

Allhert, Detroit: five sons. Joe George, and Walter Ijdd, all of Franklin, Leslie Idd. The Nashville Tcnnessean Robert O. Poole 3-227-R. 7-3WiJ-1 SUBSCRIPTION RAITS BY CARRIER Momma and Sundays per wren 45c INFORMATION Reiardlne when construction on Air Academy.

Living conditions at Colorado Serines 100 Children To Take Nature Field Trip Nolensville, James W. Ladd. Nash- Moving and Hauling Call MOROAN, 1-529 Morning only one wers 30c. ville two sisters. Mrs.

Hattir Cnlo. All ouetons answered hnn estly as possible Information oo fz Terns. No Down Pavment I have seven witnesses here, the lawyer paid. "They left work to he here. We want a trial now." 'Have them stand up," said the judge.

The witnesses rose. Judge Taylor laughed, and then he said lokitiglv. "Sure they're Morning on.v nejurrru ot automobile delivery, one week 1.V aters, Bv mail within trading radius of Nahville 'hristle Nashville. M. J.

K. Jacksonville, Fla a half 12 Painting and Papering postpaid Aonres Martin, una j.sa Fountain. Colo iSEPTIC TANKS Mofnma month. I 8 00 brot her, Luther Glenn. Nashville: More than lM rhildren between and la.

will leave at 9 a m. today for a nature field trip to Indian Lake in Sumner countv. Rplmnnt Nurserv Morning onlv lhrr mom hi I 2 fiftv crandrhiidi tn crfMt Nice p'avground 24 hours. 9-5097 1 leaned Overflows Built one great- Mornin. and Sund.v si months I 8 Rrandchlldren.

and Morning and Sundae 3 months I 4 45 grca t-grandchild. Mail subs, ilplions not accepted from. The trip is under the direction a interested jn the case1 1 used Venetian Blinds Oared a I d. New Paint. Rolled on with Rubber Coattni machine Factnrt trained experienced et-nloves All work luar-sreod New Cord Tap Tor sals Spurlock Carter noo 3rd Phone 4-7504 No damase to varJi Ouaran'ee-i reliable servue RIPTEY.

2-7V01 MASH REST HOME Licensed. 303 Srnlt Ave. 2S-2473 rf the Children's museum, i hav. hunch stand up just to Miss Louie Davis, curator of fool the attorney general." loans served hv carrier ta.rsmen LOGAN 5 I Subscribers receiving Tll. TKNNKSSfAN carrier delnerv not desiring to pav JACK A' JILL- Kiodergar'en Ar Nursery hlnrk 9th Ave.

8. tl 50 dav. 754 Rmton, 97-1451. education at the museum, said the With Kittrcll's assurances trip will he made aboard dismissed 1he case tpeclal city busses. The uroup.

which will include 25; lIlUr filvan will return to the museum1 Mliei VjlVen GARAGES CUSTOM Brrt.T ANT SI7B FRAME BRICK-BLOCK Fasv terms. No down pavment CW ARNOLD. 3-4421 anytime ASPHALT PAVING" Bl K1II5-Friday. Oil 1. 19..4 al a Iocs I inlumary James W.

Burton, husband of Mrs Pearl Wood Burton, stepfather of Mrs. Ollie Bush De.trborn. Mich Mra. Ti.rlev. Nabvlle Wood.

Cincinnati. Ohio, four sisters also surwir Prnaie graveside servers sturdav at 2 pm. Rev Thnnia.s La. kcv Pallbearers Frank Gains. Crnwder.

Havnvnd. Donaid Tur'ev. Billings Interment Mount Olnet cemetery. Cosmopolitan funeral home H.I IS Thursday evening. Sept 30, lSf4 In Sumner County.

Emma Rune Ell.s. survived by aislers, Mrs Nettie Hines M-s Lucille Duffel Mrs Sallie and Mrs. Lena Ferguson, brothers. Fount B-ure of New York and Paul Bru-e of Florida Remains are at the Buena Vista Chapel, isni Buchanan R' where funeral services will be conducted at 10 o'clock Runriar. hv Rev Charles Ijingford.

Tha following will serve as pallbearers. Blllie D.ilfel, Joseph flweenr. Wil-liam Boel Orne roniirrfnrd Jo. senh Hlnes 'id Granville Cook. Interment.

Dickson. Term A I 6 Fr i a event rt, OeT I. 1954. at her home. 4312 Estes Aie.

Mrs OL'dvs Oore McCalmont. Survived by her husband. Arthur McCalmont: two daughters. Mrs. John Faragher of Nashville and Mrs Carl Olllespie of Athu-nuernue.

N. Iwo sisters. MI'S Olive Oore of Jacksonville. Fla and Mrs Denton of Coffee-ulle Miss three brothers. Jeav Oore of Orenda.

Miss. Kense Oore of Lake Providence. and William M. Oore of Ferrlday. Ls and three grandchildren The remains are at the Marshall-Don-nelly-Co.

nhs Funeral Home, .1 35th Ave, No, where funeral services will be held at II o'clock Moo-dsv morning conducted by Dt Oils Graham. Honorary nail-hearers will be James C. Purrs of fV'elhvvllle, Aude Brock of Oreenfield. Tenn Van Oarrlott ef Chlraso. 111., Tom M.

Carres of Jnesboio. Oa Robert Strewn nf De Lai.d Fla Dr S.dnev Bel-lard. SHrton Oman. Travil. lion, R.

M. Cnrhton Ahiev Martin Oeorse Holt. W. Pore Jack Price Jeres. Hsrold Birwd and Himer Clark.

Active be Thomas Watte P-esle tVilltams Jr. Robert 1. MfKlseark, Robeit While Mark Osborre srd Arthur Osiser In'ermen' Wo-vt-Isnd Memorial Park i-emeterr sball Dcnnellv Combs. Fhcne WALLPAPER 10r 15e. and 50e MANNING WALLPAPER CO.

JT00 No 1st St -40J nv u'f srrs nmv jrniifc mi .111 to Til If TKKNt.Ss.KAN for 3 or more weeks thk tknnksskan not he responsible for advance pavmenis made to carriers Subscribers wiil ronfer a favor If they will noiitv the Circulation department of nv failure or tneg ilarnv in Ihe drltvery of naoer TELEPHONES. All Deoart-m-ais 8-1221. Midnight to 7 30 am. Ciiv Dck. 6-1708 t'lrculallon.

5-354" Hlate Desk. 5-1773 Sports 5-1768 Personal Attention to funeral Dtsifni MANACtft Johnny Eastham Davis Nursing Home Established 1931. licensed. 3-0401 CHILDREN KEPT Boarded In private home. 3-141S.

about 2:30 p.m.. Miss Davis said. 20-Year Term nnivt'U'iva niOia-TVi-i nirA LYNWOOD PAVING C0.PSN,? "MftNt 97-320T 9-1H70 If nn answer 9-3B11 John Robert Meneese, 41, of R21 Scalped Snyder Nursing Home Licensed 945 Main Ft. 3-0049 CHILDREN KEPT THR'E YEARS OR OVEH 3012 Ironwood Donelson 121S-J GARAGES Br rEN1PLErk PAPERING PAINTING" 13 room Samples shown. 60 dis-count on paper M'irphree.

8-2JS3. CUSTOM BUILT ANY SIZE PAPER CLEANING Zll1 CAMPBELL. 9-5475 itiT Now-Get Feadv for winter (HILDRFN KEPT Terms No Payment 2- X6 D.iewood seci ion, week, day nm.e I i Phon' is-isss trpf IIRTERY DRl'AMI AND NUTtSFR Y-Infants up' rVtt io .1 te-s 24 Complete tree service, latest, power PAPFRINO Painting, steaming. palrb, plastering Roofing work TEMPLE. 3-0M9.

bou-s service. equipment Licensed Bonded and Insured Free eetimates QLEFN 9-1327 Vernon was sentenced to serve not more than 20 years In elate prison yesterday for killing his nephew in a spat over underwear. Meneese, Negro, was found guilty by a Division II, criminal court jury of second degree murder in the death Jan. nf Charles Edward Moore, 20, Negro. 1412 Fifteenth S.

Witnesses testified Meneese shot Moore three times during an argument over whether or not Moore had his uncle's underwear. Meneese was also fined yesterday for rarrylng a w-eapon. His attorney, Dan Gaifmkle, served notice would file motion for a new trial SAL'LT STE. MARIE. Mich--(Ti-Howard Amel.

34. was aoalped In hunting accident yesterday. Amel and companion, Neal Mae Innis. w-ere duck hunting ions' the St. Marys river, Mae Innia took aim at a flight of ducks.

The flight swerved uddenlv. Mac Innls also swerved he fired, and the shot, instead of hitting the ducks, tore the rlp from the top of AmeVa head. Amel wan reporter! recovering following treatment, at A physl-fian'i office. CHILDREN KEPT Pr'iate heme Monday through Frl-dav Dav PAINTING Inside nr out'irie by hour lob Bn.LY ANDERSON 97-5207 Add-a-Room Remodel ROOMS DENS BATHS GARAGES ftnnvs dens baths uaR.V' ush i i.amj Klnderiarten-Nura-i PAINTIVO erv acnooi. mors r.asi Hlcn open SKKivtWAis Ins'de end outside Rasnnahi a.l yesr round, II 0 day.

3-1937. BASEMENTS DRrVTEW'AYSi KINO 30497.W CHILDREN Dsy or ri-tht care or win board, ell ages Bus line. 97-553. tTEANINO PMNTrNO Oere-sl Oeanl-l. Experienced FRITH.

7-4335 COSMOPOLITAN I L.M Al. HOME 2S0S WEST IND AVENUE PHONE 7-2141 Thxeit Mortuary TREE SURGERY Tepp'ni remov'ei Power eoulpT.ent Llre.ied. Ponded. Insured. Call UM.

1-044J-J. J-4JS4 CHILDREN KFPT ticelieii' ca-e. west. shown. 15 roe-50 n't on parr waitini i Csil UcCORMICK.

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