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Copies of the telegram, signed by the Rev. Clarence Bowen, association president, were sent to Rep. J. Percy Priest. Sen.

Kenneth D. McKellar. Rep. Albert Gore and Sen. Estes Kefauver.

Other members of the executive committee 3 uA- il la WW- cavtf mm ifl tn rum of the district of Steinstuecken after less than a week of Commu are the Rev. Alvis J. Davis, vice president, and the Rev. A. Garnett Day, secretary.

nist rule. The Russians voided their previ ous "incorporation" of the dis trict into the Soviet rone of Ger The sun's brightness in candle-power is about four billion billion many after their acting control BERLIN UV-The Soviets yesterday handed back to the American administration of this divid ed city three square miles of territory seized five days ago by Rus sian-zone German police. It was the most humiliatinK public backdown by the Soviets In Berlin since they lifted their starvation blockade of the city in May, 1949. Western Allied officials credited their threats of reprisals with forcing the Soviets to back-pedal out commissioner for Berlin, F. A.

Sus- billion. (If you'd like to write that! JEWELERS I TWO STOUTS sin made an unprecedented call out, put down the figure four followed by 27 zeros.) on Maj. Gen. Lemuel A. Mathew son, Berlins American commandant, and promised to withdraw German Communist police who oc cupied Steinstuecken last Thurs day.

Staff photo by Bill Preston Mrs. David Glenn, left, waits to receive her copy of "Vanderbilt Studies in the Humanities," first in a series of studies to be published by the Vanderbilt university press, at an autograph party for editors and contributors to the volume. Some of the 15 members of the Vanderbilt faculty who con-tributed the essays are, from left, standing, Roy Purdy, Donald Davidson, Walter C. Curry, Samuel E. Stumpf, Walter Sullivan, Dayton Phillips, Samuel Sandmel, Joseph Allen Bryant, Edgar H.

Duncan and C. Maxwell Lancaster. Western officials had hinted at counter-measures, including seizure of Soviet-held properties In the West sectors of the city, a ban on East German barge ship from a painting, fabric ments through western sectors of VN van plc of china the city, and abrogation on the new East-West German interzonal Truman To Let Senate Decide on Vatican trade agreement. Churchill Pegs (Continued From Page One) support in his own constituency, Walthamstow, a London suburb. This Is Attlee's theme: after six years of Labor rule the great majority of the British people are better off than they ever were before.

As the campaign drew toward a close, one London columnist speculated that if the conservatives get in. either Churchill or the deputy conservative leader, Anthony Eden, will go to Wash Soviet properties in West Berlin include the valuable radio Berlin in the British sector and a Soviet (Continued From Page One) man's decision to withhold the Truman is proposing," he zone railway signal headquarters year-old law which would permit tablishment of a U. S. embassy at! said. the Vatican until congress con-j Dr.

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Phone 5-3360 I Clark to serve. The leaders, most of whom have convention, expressed hope that no Short was asked why Mr. Truman waited until the closing hours The prospect of losing these valuable assets, plus disruption of their trade and commerce with the West, brought the Communists of congress to submit the controversial nomination. One reporter been militant in their opposition to the appointment of Gen. Mark Clark as ambassador to the Papal state, believe that the delay will give public opinion an oppor ill feelings will develop between Catholics and Protestants individually over the question.

He applauded Truman's decision not to force the issue. running with an offer to reduce suggested that the President may have hoped public discussion would the size of East German "poo ington for a discussion of world pie's democracy" by SJeinstucck tunity to crystalize Many telegrams of protest have I wane by January. problems. Dr. Thomas C.

Barr, president of been sent to Washington bv Nash- en's three square miles. The tiny district, with its 60- Tempers were beginning to Short denied any such intent. "It just was not ready until that fray. The Conservatives and La- odd houses and 200 residents, is of the Nashville Association ofjviiie Protestant leaders. Monday Churches and pastor of Trinitylthe Baptist Pastors association Presbyterian church, expressed I adopted a strongly-worded resolu time," he asserted.

borites accused each other of making scare charges. Church groups were expressing gratitude over the delay. tion protesting the appointment. Opposition is not directed Laborites complained that the their views in meetings, telegrams. "If Mr.

Truman will listen with Conservatives were using left-wing no real strategic or economic value to the West. But the Communist seizure of the little Island of west em territory, surrounded by the Russian zone, was accepted as a symbolic threat to all of West Berlin, which is similarly situated. resolutions from throughout the L. S. an open mind to public opinion, I against General Clark personally doubt that he will continue to ad-jbut rather against the principle Labor leader Aneurin Bevan as a oogey man.

tievan speecnes of an ambassador to the Vatican, vocate a proposal which so obvious Thorough Disapproval sometimes have an anti-American Cm-Sloan Co. ly la causing disunity across the Protestant and lay leaders from ring. 61 West Tennessee churches yes Conservatives complained that terday expressed "thorough dis the Laborites were whispering Temperatures Station Alptna approval of the appointment." The Memphis Presbytery voted in con- Tree .13 Chicago Saskvillt' Own Department Stort Sinct 1903 claiming that it is a violation of the separation of church and state. Disapproval continued to be expressed in Nashville yesterday. In a telegram to the President, the executive committee of the Nashville Pastors' association declared "The executive committee deplores your action in the appointment of Gen.

Mark Clark as an ambassador to the Vatican. In nation," Dr. Barr said. He plans to present the matter to the Nashville association when if meets at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow at Belmont Methodist church.

"Public interest in this appointment has only started to form," the Rev. W. C. Westenberger, superintendent of the Nashville district of the Methodist church, said that a government under Churchill would make sharp cuts in the social services. Tha Conservatives were even angrier over the ac Denvrr Detroit Fort Worth Galvtston -Houston Indianapolis cusation that they are warmon vention to write the general as-j o2sembly of the Presbyterian church 65 and to Tennessee Senators Estes JjSiKefauver and K.

D. McKellar. 2 39 The San Antonio, Texas, Coun-15cil of Churches adopted a ition scoring the appointment, as gers. Jackfonvillf On this subject, Churchill de last night. clared: Kansas City Krj Wrst Protestants are awakening tojthe interest of good will, the build- 'The Socialists, somewhat did the Council of Christian Social I.e.

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Leaders Approve li of Appointment AIR-O-LITE New Oneans New York Portland. Me. St. Louis 1 7 Self-Rising It MEAL Protestant church leaders in Nashville last night expressed strong approval of President Tru- Ran Francisco Seattle 33: Britons Choose Parfy, Not Prime Minister liONDON (.11 Some 30.000,000 Britons are expected to vote Washington SSI 1 81 Cms-Sloah Co. Kashville't Owh Department Stort Sinct 1903 Thursday In the national elections.

The secret balloting from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. will be conducted much as it is in the United States. But the electoral system is somewhat different. Although British voters are being asked to rhoose between a Labor government and a Conservative government, they are not voting directly for a prime minister.

The electors simply will be choosing their local representatives in the house of commons, where 625 seats are at stake. The party receiving the majority of seats will control the government and name the prime minister. On Thursday only 620 seats will be voted on. Four candidates in Northern Ireland are unopposed nnd already are declared elected. Voters In a fifth district will not ballot until later because one of the candidates died.

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