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1 IN in CENT'S "HE TENNESSEANi ON I I I I NIWI IT A AND1 I A I I AM1M Preee 1 Ualtea Prat, Uteraetl Newt Service WMi WerM NU Service By Motor Service In Suburban Area 15c the Inner Citadel of the Nation (APJ VOL.38 No. 143 NASHVILLE, TENN, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, 1944 94 PAGES YANKS DRIVE ON SOUTHERN REICH eds Lunge Across Danube for Invasion of Yugoslavia THE NASHVMjE TENNESSBaN I McCord Pledges Natural Gas Is Profitable, Two Vosges Passes Are Nearecl; Council Finds in Two Cities Opening River Route, Freeing Belgrade Aim' ax Reduction, food Controls Group Returns After Memphis, Jackscn Visits; Awaiting Result of Louisiana Petition to FPC Bastions Imminent Eight More Siegfried Smashed; Calais Fall tPlans for Rehabilitation By RANDOLPH TUCKER Company told the group that the Naahvllle city councilmen want- iVltem in Jackson wu a former ed to see natural gas system, in that, 11 Wa making profits and gas ratea other cities before determining had been reduced. vnthr the rltv ahnnlH mi a. Will Be Rushed, Large 85-Mile Front Set Up At Iron Gate; Union With Allies Looms By ROBERT MUSEL LONDON. Sunday.

Oct. 1 (IPl i -j i i 1 1 1 1 i inieresiea in uuy- COOkeVllle CrOWCi Told he Nhvle Gaa and Heating1 ng the Nashville Gas and Heat-Company and now they have seen jg Company if I can get it at the Test rue 1S-A two operations one municipally- rignt price," he said. owned and the other privately, both ti i Italian Partisans Who Helped Mop Up Germans By NAT CALDWELL prosperous companies having been mind- rnnncilmen i. whether Russian troops, forcing the mighty i I Staff Correspondent tllJf ajan jeei iittiuiai ga nuui wanuuf nivpr ftlung an OtVn.Uei ft-- a Tavftn.Pannai'K'ania main rr Tn i I 30- COOKEVITJ.E. Sept a mc nun iuuu, nave 4 rJe A man ratnrnail Crlno Anders from 40 coim-niht aft.rtheir three dav visit to wun' OI a.n-invaaea 1 ugoslavia in a great of- nignt arter ineir three-day isit to ville.

However, while the council- fensive apparently aimed at free- lined up behind Rep. Jim Mr- Memphis and Jackson. wele awav. Wade Thompson, ing the capital city of Belgrade Td as the party's standard beam Memphis the councilmen were whose company holds the Tennes- and opening the Danube Valley Patfon's Troops Rip 118 Tanks In Two Days By ROBERT EUNSON SITRK.MK HKADQI'AR. TEKS A LLIK KXPEDI-TION'AUY FORCE, Sundav, Oct.

1 (AP) Fiphtinj tliroujrh snow in tho Vospos, tho I'nitod Slates Sovonth Army yostorday. continuo-d. today for the launching of "1" rights main. route to Budapest and Vienna, Mos- uit uun-iinnouncea tnai ne was resay revealed last ght state and national campaigns, new in the United States." into contract to suddIv the enter into contract to supply the The Rfd Armv cro.9ed one to win the war and thei In Jackson-, John Wisdom, presi- border from Romania south and eac. In the quickest tim.

and of the West Tennessee Gas! (C.ntinu.d on P. 7. Column Gate gat" way city of Turnu-Severin with the her for economic and efficipnt permission of Marshal Tito, com mander of the Yugoslav Army of te government. Gov. Prentice Cooper, Jntroduc- Nelson Will Get I -v I I Ua I itineration, whose forcea already were battling the Germans in the I Vi ft VI tit fJ I ht successor, shared with Msman Albert Gore the sounii- environs of the Yugoslav capital.

May Cut Vital Railroad of the tocsins for tha vlgor-ia campaign for the reelection of their advanco alonjr tho southern approach to the iRhin eland. The Yanks wheeled up to two foothill passes of the mountains and were only nine miles nnjthwest of the gate The historic invasion presaged a major junction between the Red Nazi Oil, Rail Centers Blasted 2,000 Allied Bombers Close Busy Month By Attacking Five Plants President along with the anu Army and Tito's guerrilla army. pa.ted landslide for McCord as following a meeting between pa New High Post Resigns as WPB Head; Krug Made Chairman; Follows Long Wrangle trols of both forces a few davs ago First objective of the great drive way city of Relfort. To the noith, the United States Fust At my opened up with an at-tark on a 60-mile front, raived out apparently was to cut the Athens- ivernor. irnberlsnd Development McCord's opening speech In his mpaign pledged to the people a und economic administration to-ard debt retirement and tax re Berlin railroad through the classic Vardar River invasion route to Southern Get many an action that would isolate German forces In the action, development of the Ctim- WASHINGTON.

Sept. 30 tlfk By HENRY B. JAMESON Southern Balkans I Jit Jt triand Kiver ror Hood control, Donald M. Nelson resigned the LONDON Sept. -Nearly 4na water power facilities.

2 000 Amerlc.i The offensive also paved the way for a link between the Red Army With the aaumot on of the re- The Road to Berlin By The Associated Press Western Front: 305 miles (from west of Kleve). Front: 310 miles (from Warsaw). Italian Front: .170 miles fiom south of Bologna). for the state's govern- "on Board today coincident with i and lean invaders mewt he will also assume the re- the dUdosur. that Preai.lent 1 J.

Albania and Southern Yugo- Slavia who were reported fighting visibility of selecting his own vrii nas asK-a mm to rui anotner clouds on five German synthetic oil hirh post of major Importance." iplants and rail centers in the indus- ibjnet and official family, Mc-ird assured his overflow crowd. Air. Koosevelt appointed J. A. trial Ruhi1 iinrt Whin.

vll. 1 pledged strict observance of n.iuB ai ung cnaii man since yond the Allied land armies. 275 miles to the southeast. In the first initial thrust across the Danube Friday Russian troops lopped off the 255-squai e-mile finger of Serbia In the sharply looping Danube below Turnu-Severin and made advances up to 10 miles Ie constitutional division into the jCecutive, judiciary and legislative Nelson left on his recent trip to I Tn thre waves more han 800 China, to the post Nelson had filled United States Flvlng Fortresses since the creation of WPB five xni Ik a -ru ecorted by 700 inctions or the government. limited gains, and smashed through jelalit foi tifications of the Siegfried 'Line near its western fortress of I'i uni.

weeks after Pearl Harbor, ''dresses Luncheon Meat inside Yugoslav territory. McCord in a brief address at a Fallows Controversy Nelson's resignation came a few- Th German forte holding the rock Iron Gate gtuge was encircled, and the drat Russian suc- fighters, hammered choked freight yards at Munster, Hamm. and Bielefeld, 'which feed the German frontier troops. American heavyweights also attacked a Nazi ordnance depot ae-Blelefeld. 10 U.

8. Bombers Lest weeks after internal controversy in PISTOIA. Italy, Sept. 30 Women partisans who aided South African troBps of Jha Fifth Army to tnougn for Full Division wipe out German snipers at Pistoia, Italy, stand with rifles slung, with man of their contingent. I Between these sectors the United.

one agency was climaxed by the resignation of Executive Vice Chair-main Charles K. Wilson, who in (Continued an Pag (, Column I) icheon given in hit honor at Teniae Polytechnic Institute I party rally declared favor of whatrr dams people, want on tha 4 River." ''W wouldn't have ha flood that I saw today if Cumberland had been properly lmed," McCord sidr iiinn iiiun TVIJ-r-U ffUL mi equivalent of a Geiman nrmnieil division in two days- 118 tanks. 31 I of which fell to gunners and fight. I er bombers in the lasc 24 hours in4 quitting charged that members of A United States communique re- Japs in 30 Miles Nalsons staff were engaged In a i ported that 10 bombers were lost campaign to discredit him. The, on this mission, hut that all fighter President then assigned Nelson to'cisft returned safely.

Manila Civilians Fleeing After Attacks, Japs Report a name raaying sionnT Ihe Amrit. can SHlient east of Motz ftnd N'anrv. The Briiifih on the Dutch end of the long fmnt heat hark nemin counterblow fiotn ifast and west Polish President May Be Ousted Of Kweilin Base By MAC R. JOHNSON tolled up a bag of to o24 ships -it their N'itmeen hnilp positions, UNITKI) STATES PACIFIC "nJ 11111 in attacks on the The Germans tossed fiyhtera eConi. Congressman Gore.

Gov- the Chinese mission, and evidence; Lute Saturday United States Air ar Cooper and others opened began to pile up that he would not i force Marauders attacked Nazi ipirty's campaign with address- return to the WPB. in the Arnhem vi- to a crowd representing Demo- Hij letter of resignation said he clnitv. The Marauders met no en-s of 40 Tennessee counties gath- and Maj Gen Patrick .1 Hurley emy opposition nnd all returned in the Putnam County court- had completed "the first phase'' of il ws rrpoiied. I le and on the graunds. the assignment on which the Presi- R.

A. F. Halifaxes and Lanoas- Gore made a strong dent aent them to China and that ten. switching from niht duty, for reelection of the Demo-jhe had returned to make essential: raided Bottrop and Sterki nle, CHUNGKING, Sept. 30.

-Ml Jananese fotres stot tiling down nPPT UFAnOI -ARTFUL Pearl "l'--- Oornoe.s into the st.ug- isiaiuis suonynoius. ismiw. uui.mMU. 1 1 i with By ALEX 5INGLETON from the northeast have ami ist without Harbor. Sent.

3D till- The Tokyo ep. me iokno LONDON, Sept 30 Po- their wav to positions approxi- the Sing-. 'n stifltin land's exiled oveinnient took a niately 30 miles northeast of the radio said today that a civilian apoie of Japan, marines and loops Nijinegen seetor only ona new- sten toward accoi with Rus- lug Aineiican-t hinesi- o.ise oi iwei- of Manila had begum oi-ia- "su leniains I ami hme learheil the Ainerii-in tions on Peleliu anil Anuaui. to the to he knocked out before the AW and have leached the American Tennessee nominees, wnicn uss.joD. oesnoveo svntneuc Mmiin nM juentlv interrupted bv enthusi-m.

jM, oil plants producing almost solely lu.k l.M devastating laid lust nosl. cont.ol the bet wn tho i nii'7 .1 sr tiwtK us irrnii iniifi tie cheers from the large crowa.i It Xelson's new as- nnles south of Kweilin. the week by Adin. Uliiun HaUey Rhine and the Maas (Mouse) in chief of the armed forces, but command announced tonkin. Thitd Fleet and smashing Arner- 'Wonnnuea on rage 0.

(-oiumn linns west of Ai nli-m an.l noith In their powei ful diive on Kwei- Sbei togenbosch wheie "British 1 1 ica.n invasions of the Palau Is- in. in has changed the stia- 1100 aie iittemptum sea off 'foil good people don want wjn announced soon. Sixth Successive Attack on Thumb facsimile of Herbert some reports have described it as Situid 'y tb sixth gur-oover with a mustache to lead 11 vjn lndustnal ambassador- cessive that Allied bombei these perilous times," weieover the Wstein Reich, beat-in Gore declared. Bm counting on vou to remain in- up tianspottation links to the tegic pictuie of the entile Asiatic I I I moie than liHiOixi Nazi maintand war. the Japanese hold of the Philippines.

Hn 11 I II1PC '-'tween the nauov- A.nl.erB Yanks Hold Lines now fiKhtiiit; east of the Hunan- fersons Leave I JIIIJ I IVIvJ UIIIVJ otn.loi and these- iailwav at places loin umei oils civilians have start- tepoits here were that Moscow demand renioal of Piesi-dent W'ladvslaw Rac.U lewicz him self. Tiie president lelieved Sosnkow-of his post upon the 1 econutienda-t inn of 1'iemier Stanislaw Mikolai-cli's cabinet. Named to succeed him was the hero of the Vaiavv upi isini; and command nf Poland tindergiound atmy. Gen. Iadeusz Kotnoi owski.

long known only as "Geneial Hoi." Officers Non-Politicl miles anil VI miles southeast of ed to leave the Philippine capital. HinijaD. the daily Chinese coni- aises Cooper Regime in the govei nim-nt 111 a 1 ti posi jnii the ritui out (1; six davs I drCord departed from his major impiirtatice." Mr. Roose- in the United St.it.., Km lit I text to praise as one of the elt wiote NeUon in accepting his Air Foice alone dispatched mine most economical, most eT- resignation. 'han 1 000 big planes kev 'ent administrations the state! The President added that he Nari tit.

get uns.itisfactoi I ever known, the six-year sd- COuld not permit Nelson to leave weather- conditions, stration of Gov. Prentice! Dtizling rain in some sectoia lSl Tokyo announced two weeks lifter; I iii I I it had levealed hat civilians also III IrHinV MHlV evacuating lav. 10 on the is- III IXUIIIl llUlf 1 I M.n.l. "IMO nWH of Mindanao. 300 miles north muniiftie siiu M-inean is on me as no confirma at SHAKK of a Genu in bi o.idcust claim that either Nazi or Dutch had destioved the vital mi and one-half ion' laiiioad budge at Nijmegen.

The enernv e- 1 tlian aid i or. in h.H railway 31 miles northeast of Kweilin. land 'Advancina Southward' of Amei lean-held Morolai Island ROMK. Sept. 3fl 1 per.

i(Conttnusa on rag o. toiumn taiie.i to siound Iigliter bombers in introducing 1 based in France. wernor ooner. The exact locality from whifh and miles west of the I'alans. tanks- have Ijivcii the British the invadeis were sinking was not wheie Ameiiian loops now hold Kichth Auiiv from a small ldne- Democratic nominee 10 ur 1 pointed to the staters surpluses ar.

rQQ Is saed through "the econo.mv and rVtrOf VltJVii0 Continued on Page 6, Column 7) Today's Tennessean 1200.000 New Cars nt effort of my aaminisna I in. Stanislaw Knpan.sk i was stated, but It was believed they had nine of the 26 islands in the chain. nfa( fiiniicino River 'named as Ror's deputy. He will Cnme from a highway northeast Military Gov. I.eon G.

CJuinto ia northwest of Rimini, headquarteis serve until Waisaw is liberated and of Hingan. The bulletin said ami- heading a committee on today hut meii new commander in chief can pv that they advanced south- which is aiding civ ilians in rnn, advancing to the 'west tie take over. Roth officers are re- ward" to these their flight from the city, Tokyo, igatded as non-political. The Japanese are fighting house- to meir tain swept moiinia.n I .1 1 i lh. P.hm salient knifing into the Geiman Flooded; Crops pmoeA iiext Year ir.

rt the stnte debt i.ii. in he reduced We cer- i ly don't ant to see WASHINGTON Sep, 30 -n Changes biought M.Vmiles northeast of Kweilin, and A at- aecumu- Vvashed Away governor. my administration it.nl H.ciMit ranrviH i raeeivert 1 el tn rcemenrs. 1 ne iik wasted Then cennein nerrv khii. pine government or Jose v.

laiuci hH e.tahbshed offices in the The Fiumicino. the lower contse I advocated today the manufacture 1 1 reaponsiniimes over jspancse aireaay nave cimmtu ui eiTTiirirp C.nl 7fl of 200.0(10 tr praised the record of e-man McCord as the represen- of his district in Washington -Hundreds of acres of bottom yM. for r-i vi i a nsi 1. si on Continued on Pago 8. Column 7 i Continued on Pago 6, Column 5i new automobiles land ciops wete swept away last lnd c.

ops wete swep past two veata. h. nid, nf driving bootleg Discussing the recent speech of Senator Bridges concerning a peace agreement. Walter Lippmann points out. in hit column on Page 27-A, the dan.

gert of an attitude such as ai-sumed by the senator. If the, United States indicatee a tendency to isolation. Lippmann declares, other nations may ba expected to retaliate and supposed spokesmen in this country should bear this in mind in their public utterances. i solicited msni nv tne Krs and black matket operators ernor Looper aiso Cooper also a out of the used automobile busi V.F.Ws Visit Berry Field, Malacanan palace in order to trans- of Caesar's famous Rubicon of an-act business "Sfieedily and effec- tiquity. was tunning deep and swift lively." as the American threat to fr(im the autumn downpnuis, and the Philippines grew.

some of the Americans' mountain- Halsey's fotces in two strikes ous supply road.i weie so flooded against the Manila area September tn((t even mule trains were stalled. 13-14 sapk or damaged hjanese ships and destroyed or da 405 Alllericans and the Brit- planes, and since August 30 has rpo, upport of his successor his successor ll.uisuav hiiii riiu iiirtor ness Jllst back from senate mall hnai ntinued on Page 7. Column Z) County creeks tor wild The Caney Fork feeding the Cum-j subcommittee hearings at Boost Pro Grid Game Here bei land at Carthage sent the Cum- Omaha and Kansas City. Wherrv berland to the 25-foot stage at told reporters that franchised deal-noon today and it was still rising ets all over the country "aie being fast this afternoon The weather foieed to close down" by illegal A representative giobp of Nash-jmoua opinion that "the military in-, 1 1 i CJ -H illes Post 1291. Veterans of Kor-'stallation is comparatively lacking 'y 3 hnu ai'Al ing the Germans fiom highland stiongholds overlooking the coads leading into the Po Valley.

The British revel se on the Fiuml- cino came nine miles west nnd that it will competition FIRST SECTION General News, Editorials fee Ration xisipn Set OP A Today not reach flood stage of 40 feet Simultaneous srHiouncement Wars, yesteiday pledged each in athletic supplies and recreational unless heaviei tains came while retail pi ices for the new cars, he of the organization's members tO; facilities for the personnel of the DlCUK rxSpOlICU Iha rii-i ritinv iMill Ulllllil I.IA' bi il.l.M.nl In i. .1,. on. 1 28 Pages (slightly north of the Adtiatic city Albert Hines ft. 'i nurcnase one or moie ni--Keia iu in.

aviii -ci i me, vi Il'nll il.lia nf a n.i would-be of used Armed Kuii'fi Crops of corn nearly leady or purchasers auto-j stadium clash between the The entire group of Berry Field' LONDON. Sept. 30 -rINSi Bulga-iof I'age 28 Page 25 Page 27 Page 24 uav k.i. Ihe Phila- visitors, veterans of both World i has broken off dinlomatic rela- The Germans made a supr eme ei i.aitoon umment the harvest weie swept away in innanonarv prices, the score as the turbulent Caney delnhia EaEles October 14. War I and II.

many of them wear- tions with Hungary, according to fort to dislodge ne uoiignnov mini near cuaoy Monte Kattaglia, 11 miles from Death Notices The erotiB gave high commenda- r'uipie tiearia nrr oiner cue- uie rauiu on1 I'nlnn. WASHINGTON. Sept. 30-Hli Fol from its bunks. Many i Office of Price Adrnirjptration roads weie inumiated and a iebt denied widespread rumors Highway To under re- The radio report added that their highway pivot or liuoia on TVia i ur in mnni I tion to The Tennessean sponsor- Page Page 2 Page 2 Page 15 "Switzei land has been asked to tiro- the road from P.imini hich runs llaiubone Germans Report Battle in Warsaw I ship of the pio-football jinif, i-' 'i coffee is to be restored Inime- contruction here vvas almost im- tect Bulgaiian inteiests in Hun- Inside ashirigmn planned to raise funds for the 20th (Cofltinued on Pag g.

Column 4) eary i Continued on Page 6, Column 6) Uttera to The Tennessean p' a.g 2 tely to the latloning usi. passable In some places. Kiunced that a decision on the Tne r0n hBd consid- Ject will be known "within 24 from a summer drouth Irs." which left It seared and curled cut- OPA HlS-i. retrying iiioini, renymn Marquis Childs LONDON. Sunday.

Oct. 1 (.11 Air Transport Command, recrea-; i I Max Werner id. ion.l fund, and asked pern.is.lon Pi' kAlLr lr Crrli-t ChllH ran Whm Paul Ma Hon ivussran woops naye their to aid in the sale of tickets UIM1. yiUINCI I lUZO Ul Z. vJHIUH V.IKIUI V-ll iiviii Breger Abroad a ting tne county crop vie a sn esu- t(.

that coffee pl-na ml hi(jh a ee.s The nlede-e came Thursday after-; P.aiph McGill Mdv have beer and Wreaae percentage tP," the conclusion of the PL CnvC HllsknnH TnOV IH FmmP-UD DlVOTCS I.fe patched to field offices. nriy 75 it was estimated. Even rh, 8P' visit to Berry when OllS JU5 rlUSDUnU I OOK III I I NIC UU Sunflower Street Page 27 Pa 17 I'age XI Page 27 Page 2T rage 27 Page 27 Page 2 Page 17 Page 27 Page 27 Page 22 Page Page 2- avnrauiil tn linsnb-l 1 om IT arlnnn p-'- hushsnd, and is scheduled to go on Tennessee Spotlight trial in rriminal court there on Halter Lippmann Th nrr ft iio wm mm iuih uive- ight. 1 r-unsuthorired announcement" to me ner and lor man mues homhers. snipers and mortar fire, Trtefc on Soe October.

24. Wader Winchell Mis. who was accom- War Babies panied to Nashville by her mother. War Casualties said her husband came home one William L. Shirer East Tennessee's sensational I "frame-up" divorce case moved to Nashville yesterday hen a frantic 23-year-old mother came here in search of her two chrldien.

whom she said were "kidnapped" by her a rrrT nnn rinru thick 1 the city. a office night and "out of a clear sky Government agenciea have been orbing with coffee producing SECOND SECTION horrcht for me as a present, and Society. Feature, Tickets for the only 1944 meeting of the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles, which will take place on Dudlev Field October 14. can he obtained in the lobby of the Hermitage Hotel daily, except Sunday, from 10 a. until 8 p.

m. M.w 20 Paget Politics By Joe Hatcher estranged husband. "fhe woman, Mrs. Katherine Brown of Rossville, victim of countries t1 mcresae anipmrnn 10 the Cnited States OPA atattd. "If these stepi fail, rationin may be lecesssrv.

Amusements told me I ought to go skating in Chattanooga while he waa out of town Book Page ii; what Chattanooga authorities have "We hope to avoid rationing, om Page 18 Pag. 17 Page 11 Pag. 18 Pag. 19 Pagea 1-12 will know wltntn noure "I didn't suspect a thing. He said Market.

he was going up in tfie Cumber-1 jjij0 I land Mountain, to dispose of ome tJi 'whether It will be necesaary. Not all tha Memphis trip by the across from the governmental city councilmen involved natural: buildings from whence things are property. I went skating aa he had ticket! Thy writing termed a -vlclou. fram.up'' aean. which ia sponsoring thia jaolicitod" the si of tho Mocal mh- outatanding event Mak.

checks i ing persona bureau in Joeathw her and money order, payablo to tho huaband and children, wJ are 20th Ferrying Group. i thought to be Na.hvllle run in Memphis. gas that flows through the pipes, E. H. Crump staged an "er I LI.

W. Brown E. Brown They were -ushered into the Crump presence and introduced. unny, Warmer THIRD SECTION Sports, ClattifiofJ suggested, and met a soldier with' whom I skated often. "The soldier was terriblv nice.

plosion" to add to the "recreation" Xlklf Ulllldll J. D. I BBIU IL Ticket price, (including tax) 8 Paget and Lechleiter grabbed the ball 'for a sensational run around right rrvsnssrr: of tho council, but not so pleasant pe.hapt to Councilman John haa information that the woman's rink when the became the victim of r' Classified Ads husband, W. JtrNTlTBY: ea wsntwe Lhieit.r. itnd.

And the story goea something v. riun, b. her I nd hurt my knee. He R.ymond Johnson P.V. 1 are: East and West Side.

South End. Box Seats, $4.80: Service Men and Women bw.M hrirkWvr hnm ft Utr in ii-nie-up -j tip iia7atari a-a e- tim kin To 7'r Here's tha atorv that came out like this: tnlH lMT 'mmd IHirlin Pe 1-3. NaahVllle. The two' children ughtnd Chattanooga attorney sponu of Memphis before the councilman Mr. Crump what do you in South and North End, $150; fCMS.

Wlll wmmrm are Eieaitor Loui.e, 19-months-old. aoiaier. (consented left. i think about Silliman Evans?" Lech- Colored Section. $1.50.

Include 20 tHnil.1 Ifsrr.in V- 11 land William Kelly Brown, III. J- The lawyer, Jeaae M. they entered the automo-j has been indicted bv the Hamilton ile Mrs Rrntl'll mmiA th, Anrr J. t) i seems mtu viiuncinn.n frvn- i.iter queried in nis usual unmur- 2ilS 5 ieiter had tha Idea that the trip; tonea. cents for mailing and registering at Post-Office; an additional I rent, should be included for each order of more than 4 tlcketa.

FOURTH SECTIfJN Comict 10 Paget FIFTH SECTION -Parade 21 Paget 'S a m. to tha Mecca would be a failure tin- don't care to discuss personal! 2 leu tktnr Daid obeisance to tho ties, ascent for van Tnu'ra John Mra. Brown told local officere. County grand Jury on a charge of nd a (Wnom gne at the Crime Prevention Bureau! extortion in connection with the learned to be Hargravea) rep-i that tha story had Its manner in which he attempted to; la front of Chattanooga obtain divorce for the womana. (Continued an Page 7, Column 1) ta Jhn flre.iw I 1 j'.

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