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ST 3 1liH TWO A MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER ALABAMA JOURNAL SUNDAY, AUGU Deep South Holding Firm Hearing To Air Attack i 37 c' classes in Nashville, where the and in Oklahoma practically none Alabama's placement law, Against Bus Boycott Leader first-grade classes in some schools were integrated for the first time which gives local school boards almost unlimited police power to last year. (Continued From Page 1) Both first and second grade classes in some Nashville schools will be integrated this year under say where individual pupils go to the state courts is conceded to be an expensive and time-consuming process. Similar petitions were filed In Orangeburg, Florence. Sumter, Charleston, Greenville and Spartanburg counties. They got no further than the county boards.

In Virginia, the Norfolk School Board bowed to a federal court after first rejecting the application of 151 Negroes for admission to white schools. The court decided affer hearings that 17 of the applicants had federal court order. school, has survived its first court test but is being appealed to the P3 A hearing has been scheduled in city court next Wednesday for a Negro man accused of attacking the Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy, Montgomery integration leader with a hatchet.

The Negro minister's shirt was slashed and he was cut slightly Nashville's grade-a-year plan. U.S. Supreme Court. however, is under court attack by parents who claim it will never A three-judge federal panel held that the law is not unconstitutional benefit their children on its face, but said it might later The city desegregated first several times late Friday. His be held unconstitutional in its ap injuries were not serious.

grades amid violent demonstrations last fall in the temporary plication. A charge of assault with intent Incoming Gov. John Patterson Edward Davis, 27, of Montgomery, who was picked up police in a city patrol car as -he was chasing Abernathy down the street near Abernathy's Abernathy is pastor of First Baptist Church here and vice president of the. Montgomery Improvement Assn. which led in the mass Negro boycott of Montgomery city buses two summers ago.

Although he refused to. ign a warrant against him, Abernathy told police Davis came into, his church office, accused him of "carrying on an affair" with wife then attacked him with a hatchet. Abernathy denied having anything to do with the woman. Detectives J. D.

Shows and J. first-step plan. The final plan ap to murder was brought against has said he will advocate legisla been barred illegally. Charlottesville, under integra tion orders a federal court proved by the court would continue the temporary plan, desegregating the second grade this year and one additional grade tion to close the schools automatically if any are ordered integrated. Pupils and teachers would postponed school opening from Sept.

2 to Sept. 15. U.S., Russia Reach Accord Aside from Oak Ridge, which each year. operates under auspices Thirteen Negroes are to attend normally all-white schools in three and starts its fourth year of com plete integration in September, of North Carolina's largest cities be absorbed by other schools. The existing law gives school boards the right to close schoolr which are threatened with inte gration but it isn't mandatory.

Florida's public school segregation is 100 per cent now, but two court suits have challenged it. there will be integrated schools in this year, On Talks Date only two Tennessee systems this Limited integration began last WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST Showers and thunderstorms are forecast for Sunday over Ohio and Tennessee valleys. New England, Gulf coast including Southern Alabama and the mountainous areas of the Plains states. It will be cooler over upper Mississippi Valley and Lakes region. Warm weather is expected to prevail elsewhere.

AP Wirephoto Map fall. year with 11 enrolled. One with E. Burt said Abernathy got away drew after a week but the other They are Clinton High School, WASHINGTON (AP) The from Davis and ran out of the One originated in West Palm which started mixed classes two 10 completed the school year. Beach, the other in Miami.

Four will attend two schools at years ago: and second-grade United States and Russia have reached accord on Oct. 31 as the date for Big Three talks on pos- church. The younger man chased him down the street about, two blocks. Negroes failed in each case to get an order from Judge Emmet Winston-Salem: seven will go to one school in Greensboro; and two Gen. John Lee, WWII Aide President TEMPERATURES U.S.

Department Of Commerce Weather Bureau Montgomery, Ala. 74 Hourt, ending at 6 p.m.. Aug. 30. oumo tests.

Policemen J. W. Young and Choate of the Federal District Court in Miami directing public others will attend two schools at Charlotte. Mgnificantly, the meeting of J. F.

Todd who came by- in a schools to integrate. (Continued From Page 1) However, the Charlotte school city patrol car stopped the two To Eisenhower, Succumbs minds cme about the same time that experts from both sides of the shortly after they said they saw The decision has been appealed to the Circuit Court of Appeals in board has pending reassignment applications from 23 additional Iron Curtain officially reported sneak atomic tests could be de Davis throw the hatchet and hit Abernathy in the back; Both YORK. Pa. (AP)-Lt. Gen.

John Negro pupils. New Orleans. Graduate schools at the Univer tected by about 180 monitoring as an unatisfactory explanation by White House press secretary James C. Hagerty. Hagerty insisted there is no divergence between the President's opinion and the Justice Department's action in the Four court cases aimed at over men were taken to the police- station for questioning.

C. H. Lee deputy commander for supply and communica- tinne linger nn TTieenhnuor Hnr. turning the state's school segregation laws are pending in North stations around the world. No country by country breakdown on where these posts would sity of Florida in Gainesville were ordered this summer by a federal judge to drop racial barriers.

The One of the investigating" offi ing World War II. died Saturday Carolina courts Little Rock case in the Supreme be located was given in the 25- Maximum temperature 93 Minimum temperature 68 Mean temperature 81 Normal temperature II Excess-deficiency today 0 Excesa aince first of month 29 Deficiency since Jan. 1 460 Total precipitation 0 Total since first of month .78 Deficiency since first of month ..3.88 Deficiency since Jan. 1 1.82 Hourly Temperatures 7:00 a 74 1:00 p.m. 8:00 a 2.00 p.m 92 9:00 a.m 83 3:00 p.m 92 10:00 a.m 86 4:00 p.m 92 11:00 a.m 88 5:00 p.m 91 12:00 89 6:00 p.m 89 Relative Humidity 12:01 am 87 12:01 p.m 90 6:00 a.m 39 6:00 p.m 43 Sunrise 5:19 a.m.

Sunset 6:11 p.m. Moonrise 7:27 p.m. on Aug. 31. Moonset cers signed the warrant against Davis when the minister refused In Kentucky, more than 10.000;at York Hospital.

He was 71. state did not appeal. One of the two Negroes who ap Court. Solicitor General J. Lee Rankin to do so.

plied for admission to the univer Negroes approximately one The neral was admitted to the hospital Aug. 24 suffering from a fourth of the Negro school popula- Levere cardiae argued before the court Thursday for immediate inteyation in Lit Davis was released under $300 tion attend 262 integrated bond Friday night a short Uma sity's law school qualified after a test. Georgia, a citadel of resistance, is faced with a suit in U.S. Dis tle Rock. schools.

after his wife, Vivian made a Some Republicans obviously had He is survived by a son. Col. John C. H. attached to the office of the secretary of defense.

A native of Junction City, $100 bond on another charge. At Fulton, tne city schools are hoped Hagerty would explain the trict Court to end segregation in Davis' wife was arrested for I Is j. J-. jr 1 1 Atlanta's public schools. under a federal court order to in tegrate this year.

Lee was graduated from West Oral arguments are pending on There will be approximately disorderly conduct after i the- investigating detectives said she cursed and abused them. when they attempted to get a state a motion by the board to throw 8:18 a.m. on Sept. 1. Next pnase ot moon last quarter on Sept.

6. Montgomery rtytr stage 1.6. WASHTNGTOS (AP) -Weather Bureau report of temperature and rainfall for the 24 houra ending 7 p.m. for aelected Point in 1909 and held several posts in the Corps of Engineers at home and abroad. He was on 320,000 white and 3.750 Negro timing and circumstances qf what they believed might have been only an offhand remark by the President.

In the absence of any such explanation, however, they lacked fresh ammunition counter Dem pupils in mixed classes in Texas page technical report released Saturday. That was considered a political question, to be worked out at the meeting proposed for Oct. 31. A 'rule of thumb provided by U. S.

officials indicated about 10 would be in the United States. 14 or so in Russia, and about 8 in Red China. President Eisenhower called a weeks ago for diplomatic talks based on the findings of the Geneva meeting of scientists from the United States, Britain, Canada, France, Russia, Poland, Romania and Czechoslovakia. He suggested Oct. 31 and New York as the time and place.

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev Friday night accepted the date but suggested Geneva instead. Presi out the suit on the grounds that the plaintiffs 28 Negro children were not denied admission to the sjaff of Gen. Leonard Wood in ment from her. this year, mostly in the southern and western parts of the state where concentration of Negroes is France in World War I. In his last post as commander any schools because of race or 7, areas: High Lew Free Atlanta 89 67 Baltimore 88 59 Birmingham .91 66 Boston 88 63 Formosa of the Mediterranean Theater in ocratic charges that the head of their party with whom they are presumed to agree at least in prin 1947, a series of newspaper arti relatively light.

The 1957 Legislature passed a law requiring school boards to call local option elections before schools are integrated. Only one (Continued From cles criticizing abuses of enlisted men and high living by officers ciple is dragging his feet on the integration issue. color. NO REMEDIES SOUGHT The motion also contends that the Negroes failed to seek administrative remedies, that is, they have not sought a hearing before either the city school board Charleston 85 Charlotte 90 Chattanooga 1 90 Chicago 95 Cincinnati ......88 Cleveland 89 Detroit 91 na Defense Ministry had ordered under his command, prompted a probe by Army authorities. its shore guns to redouble -the The Republicans, of course.

pounding of Quemoy and. its' out district out of 1,800 has been integrated under this plan. could cite Elsenhower's action in Lee was exonerated and the Indianapolis ....90 post islands. charges were termed unwarranted GEN. JOHN C.

H. LEE Former Ike Deputy Dies of the Protestant Episcopal Church. sending federal troops into Little Rock last year. But the President But the swish of island bound or the State Board of Education on admission of individual Negro dential press secretary James C. although the report was critical of such errors as "unsatisfactory has insisted he acted then to up shells was only sporadic Saturday.

The firing tapered off at 2:30 a.m. pupils to white schools. Jacksonville 90 Kansas City 95 Key West 90 Knoxville 89 Little Hock 89 Los Angeles 84 Louisville 94 Memphis 90 Meridian 91 hold a court order and he has de Services will be held here Tues Litigation is pending in the Houston and Dallas systems which are under federal court orders to integrate "with all deliberate speed." Integration has been accomplished in 342 school's 161 elemen Hagerty told newsmen at Eisenhower's Newport. R. vacation headquarters Saturday that the President was gratified at Khru after the Reds delivered more clined to commit himself on the A suit seeking integration of public schools in New Orleans is day at St.

John's Episcopal church. The body will then be than 12,000 rounds in a 24-hour pe 72 63 62 78 66 69 69 69 70 79 78 62 72 62 67 70 66 77 76 60 70 68 71 69 61 62 75 58 66 74 63 Supreme Court's original chool riod, the Nationalist Defense" Min- integration opinion. shchev's acceptance. Hagerty said Geneva was acceptable as the transferred to Ft. Myer, where another service will be con conditions' in disciplinary camps and obliging enlisted chauffeurs to wait "unconscionable long hours" for officers attending soc'al affairs.

The general came here after his retirement to assume the post of general secretary of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, a lay group tary and 181 high schools. .74 Unless there are further developments this situation could make all-out support of the President by An. estimated 6,600 Negroes are ducted Thursday by Maj. Gen.

Luther B. Miller, retired Army attending classes in Oklahoma chief of chaplains, followed by schools with whites. Miami Milwaukee Paul Mobile Montgomery New Orleans New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco Savannas Tampa Washington 8 96 66 89 .93 85 ......84 85 95 78 89 93 89 tied up court action in Louisiana. No date has been set for integration although it has been ordered "with all deliberate speed." Louisiana recently filed a counteraction in state court seeking to validate a state law requiring New Orleans schools to be classified Negro of white by a legislative committee.

A similar suit has been filed in Baton Rouge, but has not been burial in Arlington Cemetery. place. It was not clear whether Eisenhower would order U. S. nuclear tests halted when, the talkj start.

He offered to do that, provided Russia promised not to resume its tests, halted March 31 at the con istray said. From then until, dark only about 400 shells weri reported fired. The Communist Jo'bbed over an occasional shell; laden with propaganda leaflets---! At 8:15 p.m. the said, the Communists started shelling Little Quemoy, wfeich is even closer to Amoy Port'than Quemoy itself. Then the cannonading swung back once more to Quemoy, the Defense Ministry re Secrets GOP candidates something of a liability in California, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Missouri.

In New York, for instance, Rep. Kenneth B. Keating, the GOP sena Showdown On Desegregation (Continued From Page 1) clusion of a major series. Khrushchev refused to make amy such promise. training useful power from corr- torial nominee, is being billed as Accidents tmshed pending outcome of the Avyaits Virginia This Week troled fusion reactions.

The United States Is winding up New Orleans action. Declassification of the research ported. It gave no particulars of the night bombardment. its Pacific tests and Friday announced plans for 10 low-powered an all-out integrationist. In these states, where the potential Negro vote is heavy, 11 Senate and 193 House seats will be filled (Continued From Page 1) programs by America and Brit South Carolina relies on a statute that withdraws financial some of its public schools or RICHMOND, Va.

(AP) Virgin ain will "make it possible for sci close them. ia arrives this week at the time entists from other countries to support from a school which takes a pupil by court order, and from explosions in Nevada before Oct. 31. Britain, the world's only other atomic power, plans Pacific tests in the November election. Ten of of decision when it must obey fed Saturday.

Deputy Sheriff James Pell reported the accident. Even personal appeals by all members of the State Public Safety Dept. failed to halt the Barring unforeseen delays, the choice will be made first on Thursday, when schools open in the Senate seats and a majority WAF's Condition Slightlylmproved the school from which the pupil pursue studies at some of the research centers at which work on controlled thermonuclear energy is eral court decrees and integrate before the Oct. 31 meeting. of the House posts now are held is sent.

Thus the Negro and the Arlington, a northern Virginia by Republicans. being performed," the announce usual blood-letting on the high There have been reports Eisen Little Rock suburb of Washington. On Sept. 8, the same choice will ways. ment said.

Devices used In fusion experi hower may campaign personally Justice Concedes Opinion Too Wordy Safety Director Bill Lyerly led in some of these states. Unless his ments by scientists of different (Continued From Page 1) members of the department in Supreme Court Justice Robert have to be made in Norfolk. On Sept. 15 it must be made in Charlottesville. Both cities, like Arlington, are under the guns of federal making telephone calls at random countries, including Russia, are on show in the technical exhibition position on the integration issue is clarified, some Republicans believe his effectiveness for their suspension of Central High mten Friday and Saturday, appealing gration granted by U.S.

Dist being staged along with the con to tne public to drive carefully. Court's extraordinary ses- ticket may be diminished. white schools would be closed. The school boards in Clarendon County, birthplace of one of the five original U.S. Supreme Court school cases, have received petitions asking that school districts be reorganized on a "nondiscriminatory basis." This, in effect, is a petition for integration.

Superintendents of the schools involved have taken the requests under advisement. Getting the petitions into federal courfby way of local boards, county boards and judges to end school segregation this fall. ference. T. Simpson Jr.

has conceded that he probably wrote an opinion that was too worcTy. He referred to his 14-page de cision upholding the 1953 Solo By 8 p.m. Friday night. Lyerly A Gunter Ajr Force Base WTAF. A.

2 C. Carol Stoup. injured in a boating accident Sunday at Kowaliga Beach, was reported "slightly improved" at Maxwell AFB Hospital Saturday night. A spokesman for the Air FOrce said the 19-year-old WAF was still in "serious" She is being treated for head and arm injuries. She received the injuries'when she fell from a boat approaching the shore, and was stjTjck by Judge Harry J.

Lemley, but then Paul M. Butler, chairman of the said, they had made 17,755 tele There is no question what thei granted a stay of its own ruling Democratic National Committee, phone calls. choice will be, should the state pending appeal. issued a statement accusing the About 100 of the 2,200 papers to be studied by the 5,000 scientists and observers attending the conference deal with aspects of the search for a way to tame the H- mon Act aimed at prohibiting most Fenner S. Hughes, 38, Ft.

Ben Warren said at the Suprem President of seriously tindermuv find it impossible any longer to forestall the enrollment of even ning. was killed in a one-car sion Thursday oral arguments on state employes from joining labor unions. ing efforts at peaceful integration by what Butler called an unwise accident on Alabama Highway 15 one Negro child in even one white the appeal would be heard Sept "Perhaps we have written too about eight miles north of Troy school. 11. The chief justice said he under news conference remark.

The white school in which a Ne stood Little Rock schools would he commented in the concluding paragraph. "We think bomb for industrial use. Britain launched its research program in 1947 in London and later transferred its main effort to the atomic energy research gro is enrolled will close. State open four days after that. we have." Red China law says it must.

The school board, which earlier But the jurist explained that Should it become apparent be whirling propeller blades Miss Stoup was taken to aa Alexander City hospital following the accident and then transferred to Maxwell. The young WAF's parents. ar the nature of the case and com Friday night. The Highway Patrol said that he lost control of tne automobile when it ran off the road. Helen Louise McKenzie, 23, who lived on a rural route near Franklin, was the second Alabama traffic victim of the holiday.

Highway Patrolman Malvin Por forehand that there is no way to establishment at Harwell where the famed "Zeta" apparatus was (Continued From Page 1) 1 y)f hour 1 keep the Negro out, the schoo! had postponed the start of classes from Sept. 2 to Sept. 8, will meet the first of the week to decide what to do now. Three membersj of the six-man board have" stated plaints by attorneys that they have had trouble getting a ruling built. and it may or may not be at will never open.

The U. S. program was inaug Detroit. on the real issues prompted him Quemoy and Matsu. School closure is the final alter rived here from late Sunday.

urated in 1951 and was stepped up to "thus elaborate." This "be firm but keep 'em guessing" policy has left some in 1953. Main lines of research publicly that they favor opening a segregated Central before the ter said the car in which she was native Virginia has left for itself in its long, complex, confusing legal war -to avoid compliance have been conducted at the Los U.S. allies cold. The British tor riding apparently was travelling Supreme Court rules. Alamos Scientific Laboratory, Oak eism Office Fridav said Britain at high speed.

It skidded on a with the 1954 U.S. Supreme Court Wayne Upton, the board's president, said the meeting possibly I ciiu nn narHmlflF rrisi in thf sandy stretch of farm-to-market desegregation decision. flair uv Ridge National Laboratory, Princeton University and the University of California Radiation Formosa dispute. The British; road, went into a ditch and over After closure if and when it Fired Snark Crashes Sea 5S: CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) The Snark, the free woftffdn- An Air Force Snark and two ly test operational intercWtinen-Army advance research rockets tal-range missile, splashed "into were launched within an hour at the ocean just off the cape, seven the busy missile test center Sat- hours after launching.

I would be held Tuesday since Mon day is Labor Day. turned. comes then what? press predicted the United States would have to eo it alone if it Laboratory at Livermore. I It was the school board that State law provides that Gov. Russian scientists disclosed they fights for the offshore islands, and went into the federal courts seek Lindsay Almond Jr.

must first at Celebration criticized U.S. failure to get have two "Zeta-like devices in operation. ing a suspension following the first full year of integration atj tempt to reorganize a closed school so that it may be reopened Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists out of the islands during the recent urday. Valerin Kalinin, research engi (Continued From Page 1) Central High. Its attorneys con The five-stage research rockets on a segregated basis.

neer in charge of the Soviet stand years of relative quiet. appeared to function normally at United Nations scientific exhi There will be efforts to persuade Negro students to withdraw. If but trouble developed on the Snark The Air Force announcyq that the missile's flight direction was turned around after the ticlinical troubles were spotted. reportedly was aimed at 'an- impact area miles across tha Atlantic near Ascension ISISrCi. started Friday will be continued Sunday with various sporting events will conclude with bition here, named the devices as Just the reverse occurred.

Ei- senhower and Dulles said during the past week that Chiang's Na flight. tended that the situation this fall would be worse than a year ago when whites rioted outside the 2,000 pupil school, and President Eisenhower sent Army paratroop-j such persuasion fails, the grades Ogra" and "Alpha" but he in which they are enrolled may evaded questions about their loca the annual Labor Day parade Monday. Mote than a thousand British Police tion in the Soviet Union. tionalist bastion of Formosa, 100 miles from the mainland, has achieved a greater interdepen simply be eliminated, the pupils reassigned to other segregated ers here and federalized the Ar people attended the costume kansas National Guard to enforce schools, and the affected schob: Pirates Ball Saturday night. dence and interlocking with the He said they operated along the same lines as Britain's Zeta apparatus opening up the prospect of court-ordered integration.

reopened on a segregated basis. Battle Crowds At Riot Site -smaller islands some 10 or 15 Junior Billy Bowlegs James We Call and Deliver and Shoe Repair TOOI JujI Call AM 4-2451 CLEANERS LAUNDtRERS SHOE IMPAIR Mai Plant 213 Madlcon Ava ZIP M. MINUTE VALET 11 S. Court atraat BRANCH OFFICES! 1(0 Ball Straat 10 Watumpka Roaal SU9 Atlanta Hiahway 33M Norman IrMot R. 1 N.Ooltfthwaita EtrM (Aereaa 'rem Hilltop Arms) LOOK for the NO-MAN Should all expedients fail, the miles offshore.

Ward, crowned his queen, Char- drawing unlimited power from the ARMY ROCKETS The research missiles, njafle tip; of conventional small, solfd-fuel Army rockets, were fired of a probe of the earth's atmosphere being conducted by Na Should the Supreme Court order integration resumed, Faubus who last fall sought to block it with This was a significant hint of oceans of the world. school will remain closed. State money for its operation will be otte Smith, at a youngsters ball rriday night. Both are 15. Chich Hedrick of Atlanta, U.S.

readiness to fight alongside NOTTINGHAM. England (AP)- state troops is armed with emer cut off from the locality. State- Strauss stressed that the United States does not intend to declassify any of its nuclear weapons re gency powers to combat the order. financed tuition grants will be Police fought with an excited crowd of white people Saturday has assisted in the entertainment The Legislature authorized him come available to pupils for pri programs which have liigh lighted search, such as on the gaseous night St. Ann's Well Road, cen vate school education.

the annual event and his group diffusion process of separating the to close Central High against integration. It also approved among ter of clashes between white men of singers, known as the Four isotopes of uranium. Chiang to defend those islands. SWORN TO DEFEND By treaty, the United States Is sworn to defend Formosa and its neighboring Pescadores. By Congress-approved resolution, it could fight for the offshore islands if Eisenhower decided their loss would be a threat to Nationalist China's security.

other measures a bill for segre and Negroes last weekend. Men were frisked for weapons Mints, have also performed. They Jehle To Build Big gated classes within an integrated eft Saturday night after the ball and two dozen were arrested. At tional Advisory Committee: for Aeronautics. The NACA Iaunchings; aimed at gathering basic information on radiation phenomena- and other projects, including maxpied space travel, officials said.

The 69-foot Snark, which- asei twin soid-fuel booster rockl en takeoff and a turbojet engine for sustained flight, has logged mora school. IMobile Shopping Gty for Juneau, Alaska. 9 Britons Charged In 3 Negro Beatings An estimated 3,000 Alabamians Jehle local contracting are attending the three-day event least 1,000 whites crowded the street, shouting at the police and setting off fireworks. No Negroes were reported involved. Apparently the police ac TV Quiz (Continued From Page 1) August May Be LONDON (UPI) Nine white youths were committed for trial at Old Bailey Central Criminal Court Saturday after the prosecu-l tor charged they drove around tion was aimed at preventing a than 60 successful tests 1HZ tha another friend, Al Blader, of For est Hills.

Queens, as savins: repetition of last week's trouble, when 200 white men and Negroes fought with knives, clubs and Driest Since '25 Barring a heavy rain on Sunday, this will be the driest Au West London In a stolen car beat "About four or five times Stempel ing up any Negroes they could told me just what the questions and answers would be. They came out eactly as he said every cape, but the last two have'epded in apparent failure. Last Wednesday, it was learned, the missile ran into Hurricane Daisy far out at sea andliha Snark nosed over into the.JA la the face of the buffeting wSrdi gust since 1925, the U.S. Weather, find. The gang, ranging In age from 17 to 20, was said to have been hatchets.

Police later announced 24 persons had been charged with various offenses, including the time. armed with iron bars. firm, has beea awarded a contract in excess of $3 million to build a regional shopping center in Mobile. On Government strXet, two miles west of the Loop, the center will have 45 stores with a total floor space of 330,000 square feet, or 5,000 square feet more than'Normandale in Montgomery. The largest unit will be Gayfer's department store, with 70.000 square feet of floor space.

John J. Harte Co. of Atlanta has the architectural and engineering contract, and Roberts Bros, of Mobile are the rental agents. Harry Jehle of Jehle Bros, said Thursday the firm would begin Bureau at Dannelly Field, reported. At 6 p.m.

Saturday, rainfall in August of 1958 totaled .78 The papers identified the third friend to back up Stempel's story possession of weapons. Three Negroes were seriously injured and hospitalized. One of the victims was brought into West inches. Normal for August, the weather bureau said is 4.75 51150 FOR SUNDAY DINNER $-jgO PRIME RIBS OF BEEF AU JUS ROAST TURKEY DRESS, CRAN. SAUCE VEAL T-BONE STEAK FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP V2 CHICKEN BAKED PILAFI OR LAMB PILAFI GREEK STYLE WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS Child's Plate at 85c under 12 years Maine Lobster and Charcoal Broiled Steak SHRIMP ARNAUD With Real Arnaud Sauce London Magistrate's Court on a stretcher to testify.

inches. as Richard Janofsky, of the Bronx. Stempel, a $49,000 winner on directed another charge at the program in connection with a statement he signed 18 months ago affirming the show was strictly on the up and up. can6 ONE iJiSVKT August of 1925 records showed a rainfall of .44 inches. These are official records taken at Dannelly Station, weathermen said, and do not take into account the "flash floods" experi OVtrt 1.000 r-AIIkKNS I The district attorney's office its investigation after a com-I paint about rigging by a former LOW PRICES TEBMS construction Oct.

15 and expect SKINNER FURN. CO. ed to complete the project in one enced in Montgomery during the 19 Coeaa St ah. am I-14M contestant of the Dotto program recently dropped from the air. year.

month. I.