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Contino Wants Retired Farmer Ml Places! Businessmen In Government Often Hurt Competitors the Committee Chairman Ssfe-H HI 1 '0EHJ I iijTtilifflflr.u Music Battle With Liberacc By JAMES BACON (For HOLXVWOOO Handle Dick Contino wants to take on "ber.ce-no hoM. barred The challenge he burls 1 a mi- leal one. of course. Contlno to the accordion what th. Mrjmt Lerace Is to the piano except tnr on thin Th umrdlim Tlrht Q0W piy ta muaicil league with the piano.

Symphony accordions. "The reason for this." explains Contino. "is because of accordion- Igts themselves. They're content to ttinwi-. P1 16 thinking it merely an Instrument for playing the polkas at a Polish wedding.

i "Modern accordions are like line organs. We can make them sound- 'i tTrt to li insirumeni. i can sic in mi other the sax section of any orchestra and make rj( mnA nv "JLJ pho "Even Llberace can't do that with a piano. I can play higher than a piano one note of my accordion will drive a dog mad. It Is so shrill." Contino claims that he can finger the accordion faster than Llberace can the piano.

Reminded that longhair critics often have rapped Llberace for playing the minute waits" In 30 nrnnr1s Cnntlnn refilled' "I did it once in 18- The accordionist thinks he could do his field a lot of (rood by taklnn on Llberace. He wants the pianist to select three or lour compositions from me classics 10 ooogie-woogie. would nlay the same pieces on their respective Instruments and let the public vote. Dlck 1 versatile. He sings, plays jeeordton and even plays good Piano, what If Llberace decides to challenge him on the planoT a- NCWS FrOsTI UUr wwl kA C.

NQT OGrVICG rnt rt iTTAW l. Cum- berland City, Is a member of the 2d Infantry Division at Fort Lew- is, Wash. valuable combat experience ob- talned In Korea by the "Indian- head" division is utilized to the vlg. 0rous training of theunit. Corporal Claxton, a mechanic In 'Headquarters Battery of the divi slon.s 33 Field Artillery Battall ion.

entered tha Armv In 1951. He Is a veteran of service in Korea. The corporal's wife, Binnie, lives In Tacoma, Wash. LT. R.

E. MacNEIL FORT LEWIS, Army 3d Lt. Robert. E. MacNell, whose wife, Dorothy, lives on Route 4, Clarksville, recently arriv- ed at Fort Lewis, and is VI HUV UA iUlOUU DvifuTble combat experience Lawrence Says Governments Need New Code Of Conduct was 4 TWf CUKKSVU.U LIAF-CHRONICll, Am.

10, I Ml CLARKSVILLE LEAF-CHRONICLE TeaaesMe'e Oldoat Newspaper EtabUh4 la UM (Vor Circulation Rated See CUuwlfied page) FubllkhMl By LEAF-CHftOMCLI COMTANT INC. M. BTRATTON FOSTER 1 President JAMES B. CHARLET Vlca-Presldent-Genend Manager STANLEY GOWER Executive Editor MEMBER OF THI ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated PreM exclusively entitled to um or publication all I news dispatches credited to It, or not otherwise credited to this paper and local newt published herein. National Advertising Representative NEWSPAPER! lOUTH TNC, Memphis, New York.

Chicago. Atlanta. i The Leaf-Chronicle stands for: Additional Downtown Parking Focilitit Thd Chamber of Commerct Program For Developing Nw Induitriei Completion of Start Highway 12 To City Completion of Greenwood Junior High New Downton Bridge Over Cumberland 1 Street Improvement Program City-County Crime Investigation Bureau A County Zoning Law Widen ond grade Sixth Street To Madison Street A High Dam On The Lower Cumberland And Development of Cumberland For Power A New City-County Library A New City-County High School Building Bible Verse Neither pray I for these alone, but for them also which shall believe on me through the truth. (St. Portuguese Britain got out of India in 1947.

France, holder of a few small coastal settlements, followed in 1954. Now Portugal, earliest European colonizer on the subcontinent, is under rising pressure to abandon the province on the Malabar coast that has been in its possession for nearly 450 years. Monday, Aug. 15, was India's Independence Day. Last year Indian nationalists threatened to celebrate by marching into Goa, chief Portuguese settlement, and taking over.

But the heralded liberation fizzled into a minor demonstration when Minister Nehru put on the brakes. Portuguese proposals to submit matters in controversy to a neutral commission then foundered; India wanted nothing discussed but its acquistion of Goa, and Portugual held that to be the one inadmissible subject. Now India has broken diplomatic ties with Portugual and things look more serious than ever. Nehru's government, which closed its legation in Lisbon two years ago, recently ordered the Portuguese to close their legation in New Delhi. Rail traffic into Goa has been suspended for a fortnight, and -now dock workers in big Indian ports have moved to block traffic to Goa by refusing to handle ships carrying cargo to or from the" colony.

Portuguese penetration of India goes back to the "days of Vascb da Gama. Goa has belonged to Portugual continuously since 1510. Highly prosperous as a trading center jtn the late 16th and early 17th centuries, it was then known as Golden Goa. Goa was the center also of extensive Catholic missionary activities in Asia. St.

Francis Xavier worked and died there. It is understandable that the centuries-old connection makes Portugal loath to yield its Indian territories, but to the outsider they appear to have become an anachronism hardly more than indentations on the border of a country that has thrown off colonialism. Portuguese India actually comprises three separate territories. Goa, much the largest, lies 350 miles south of Bombay; tiny Damao and Diu, on opposite sides of the Gulf of Cambay, are "In other words," asked Con- gresamen Caller, hardly believing his ears, "Mr. McCoy made a de- $ny Company and others to communi- cauith McCoy to say that he was wrong?" 'ADDarntlv.

I felt that we had not been convincing in the Inform a- tlon we had given Mr. MoCoy." explained the man who wbb intncQ Kf UIIVIW "Mr. Pasek," Celler chided the SZZSKFIE to the entity that gives you your salary. You hay loyalty to the government that employs you as a WOC, and making a de- termination as to which loyalty yqj shall follow sometimes may be da- ficuit. ingtance i think the toy- .1..

(V. rimhaKluei-b pAmAV. was a little bit stronger In government." "I don't consider that to be so." goy rio mmu berry-Clark. The Reader's Courtroom By Wffl Bernard, LL.B. (Q) you jnjr, your toe bowline alley, may you suet (A) bowllnsr a warmuD ff.m.

Tom started to burn uo the kuey. He scored strikes In his first three frames, and began having intoxicating inougnva Of running un a record score. But jS the fourth baU, he out yelo of pain. It seems a Uny gpitater of wood, com- mg i00Se from the alley, had slid through his shoe and stabbed his lt wak palnful mjuryi and Torn substantial payment frorn tte proprietor. WM a oefect Jn he complained at a rt htK8.

"orse the alley 1 i i.i was uauiy ucHicvcu. keep his place safe for use and it certainly wasn t. "But how can I be blamed for such a thing?" protested the pro- prietor. "They'd been using the al- ley. for almost an hour, and they didn't notice anything wrong.

"Naturally we do check all of bur alleys from time to time, but we can't go and make an inspec- tion every Ume somebody rolls a ball. That sounded logical to the court, and Tom collected nothing. The judge said it wasn't fair to hold the proprietor, liable for a defect so minute that the players them- selves didn't see any danger. (State laws vary. For personal guidance, see your local attorney.) II Bettef Health System ur.

u. ueu, n.u. By Dr. C. A.

Daa, m.d. EDITORIAL Raynaud's dls- ease affects the nervous and clr- culatory systems. Though not com- mon, It occurs most often In wo- mcu m.ncvu 4m iuu A. uou.iijr. affects the fingers, but the toes, nose.

Hps and ears mar be tovolv- ed. It Is often associated with oth- er nervous disorders. Raynaud's disease Is characterix- Nervous Drew Pearson WARHTNftTON To understand what the shooting Is about between Secretary of Commerce Sinclair SSSK-S ftthe Zi or WSTwfSS IZe busSesemen have worked i i mvlla planted ki strategic Jobs Inside the ZZJir Oovernrnet. These businessmen Used U) be callad W-a-year men. because they own WOC's.

has nothh to do with the WAC Udiee of the Army, but ineans wrcoou Won" 4I Thie is not strictly true. Actually they are paid 116 a day expenses, The reason they draw no salary la because they don't want to give up their much bigger salary with their nMHnu s1u Kv HriWJlA UlU ary there to. supposedly, no "con- m. lui caught Secretary of the Air Force Talbott in a bind when he pulled wires for nia own company. However, from these choice spots ment, some WOC businessmen have no oruy woraoa ir urau mm panles but agrainat other compete tive oomperUes In a scandalous manner.

Watching gee TteMM For tastance, here Is what Leon- ard I. Pasek of the Klmberly- "Clark Paper Product Company did when operating under Weeks Assistant Director of the Pulp, paper and paperboard division of the national production aumoruy. Hhortlv after Eisenhower took oi- tiae on January 20 1958. Pasek tWs leUeri February 9, 1B53. to W.

M. Wright of International ceUucotton Products Company, a Kimfcerly-Olark AtfUiate: Bi 1 to JSi McCahe, President of toe Scott Paper Company, that they have Planned their operations so as to a sales volume of three hundred mlUlon dollars before 1955. This, you will note, doubles their 11 wnlmn tHmtarht mi mltrhl NOTE Tom McCabe. referred to above, has been a strong Eisen- hower Booster, was President of the Federal Reserve Board under Truman, and frequently comes to Washington to. advise on Govern- meat matters.

Another affiliate of Kimberly- Clark Is the Coosa River News- print Company of Alabama. On Maw 1653 Pasek sent A. G. wakimui President of the Com- 'advance "Confidential" of statement which was mde by McCoy, Pasek's kom acting head of N.P.A., h. TntewUt Com- have passed on to McCoy and lt tO MCCOY eUld it he does not alter Is our hope that lt too much before passing it on 7itaL TrrnlaL" verton (R- N- Chairman 1 oi me aounc uraraiii.i 1 "n01 you rnight Uke lo see wnat two montlls work hi the Government does to a fellow," add- ed Pasek, referring to the fact that iMU muy xxci-cu intv-ic McCoy's statement for Congress.

Called before the Celler commit- tee to explain his unusual action, Pasekwas asked by Committee fiinsi Hrtrt MWi: 'D you think It Is proper to fuU-tkne Government Ernolovee to By DAVID lAwRENOE WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 It's strange to be reading a solemn I1U(V jothauir ouiciiim nrAnin.Tnnt from a committee rrf Hmtnonit noidiera and civilians prescribing a code of conduct for Amerioans who may be oaptured hereafter as prisoners of war. What wart Only a few days ago after Geneva the world was being told there Isn't going J. be any more war and that it Is too horrible even to i mention the sub- Ject in an age of nuctear weapons The mBin K'JXwfnoCrtoS We DWUe. llUS implies Uiai me folks back home fnihc k.olr hnn rnnflnn thn It doesn't look that way now.

Thousands of American boys and some British, too, and the sol- diers of other allies were cap- tured and many of them were tor- hired. But aU during the tome they were suffering, the "fight" In their behalf consisted to a large ex- tent of exploring ways and means of appeasing the Communists. To- day, even as the prisoners come back and tell of the frightful torr ture they encountered, there are prominent men In Governments al- lied with us who want to reward the Red China Government with a seat in the United Nations. Red China wu declared an aggressor Slays Sister And Suicides MCMINN VILLE, Twin. Of A retired Warren County man shot hit sister to death and then took hU owi? life at their (arm home near here yesterday, Sheriff El-drldge Young blood said.

Youngblood said William B. 8af-ley, 70, fired a 16 gauge shotgun 1t. Miss Ethel Safley, 63. then went outside the house klU(Xl RCA Ujctor MA Victor 11 -Inch Irody. lowest oricd RCA Victor 21-Inch contolsl Fomout Ov.ru r.

"Alll.nr" Mahogany grained finiih. Limed oak gained finlth, extra. 21S632. coqcj -r Price ImcMmt Intiallotiom mni 90 4ay wmrtmnty Radio TV Service Since "46" 01 Franklin St. Phone 46 Jl (C -f-U eUsLlEi II illllllllllllllllillll Repairing Lttrin Free Estimates tXClUSIVi WITH imim MiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiP 1 PHILLIPS ELLIOTT "Where eervlce hu been buetneH not ildellae for 11 r- i EXCHANGE I I 'I i II by toe United Nations and is re- "iu u.

v7ews and recommenda-sponsible for the cruelties and atro- against his 21-year-old wife. Una. cities inflicted on WJers who wh0 8ays sne married logger Al- Pasek imfM to Wakeman, "we talned in Korea by the near division is utilised, in the vigorous training of the tlons with Communist causes. It is i only common sense not to let any- txy occupy a governmeniai posi- ai 1 tlon or be given a post in the armed services if he could later be the victim of attempted blackmail. Representative Walter of Penn- Dei'Ilocr' a TJ JtVv lamnn his cormittee Manv of -SSXiSnS RMnt refusin to hel un.

tn Communist conspiraCy while sornl sectiona of uphold- ing the obvious misuse of cWti- tutlonalprovisions.lt isn't the kind av. i.a. nAi mlniiwlt Filos 1IUI rilCs) TP Or UlVOrC9 31118 IjOIl KBD BLUFF, Calif. IB A cus- tody light loomed today over the mn whnm x-nnai saw ror me nrsi time when he returned last week from a Red Chinese prison. ia fiirt a.

ford Fine last September when she thought Schmidt was dead. Sch- mjdt asked custody of the boy. Dftnny, charging Una with being an mother" and with "ex- treme crueltv Her attorney, Harold Berliner, said Nevada City "una won't consent to giving Una and Fine he Said Will COn tinue living apart tls "both con- sider it inappropriate that they live otrether until this Is settled" aokJf.rft m.om rrno last wek sh had" done tumnm iwwb. if wm .11 k. uc'7 "fta'-" stoonlnff here en route to Port- wnuci unn.

Hr said t.hp divorce would be tne usual can- fornia type an interlocutory de- cree with a final decree after a year's wait, Ben Cooper I'lpM SnrP 1 lcul 1 UIJ 111 mjiidiy jamfs BACON For BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Many actors have been sore about publicity; Ben Cooper is the first one to be literally sore because of it. wh.i'.' rAA nMU r.nri nf conduct for Governments that send boys off to war and forget them within a few months after the bat- Ue over. DisnaAches from nromi- nent writers and from many capi- ta-ls of the world all indicate that the next move is to appease Red China and give her a seat in the Security Council of the United Na tions. This is called 'relaxing tension." After the last World War, the war orwninals of militaristic Japan and Nazi Germany were punished. After the Korean War, the War Criminals have been permitted to go scot free and may yet be re ku atui.

"to warded woth a seat in the United Nations. How can future soldiers be in- Pired to fight for Ideals if the members of the United Nations onnnr, MacMen, a piaioon leaaer in ine division's 9th Regiment, entered the Army In 1946. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J.

1167 Boylston uvobuu. ENS. WILSON Navy Ens. John son of Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. Wilson of 118 Tyler Is serving aboard the landinar shin dock USS Linden- converted landing ship docks of the Atlantic Fleet, will return to Nor- folk in late October. I Il Outdoor mM mMM a ruPPly cruise to areas pain, blanching, and coldness of near the Arctic circle i It. iuu or more mnes Tiortrror Bombay ana tnat mucn farther removed from the capital at Goa.

The three territories have a total area of only 1,500 square miles and a population of around 640,000. According to Nehru, all but a handful of the Goans are of "purely Indian origin." Wheat Advice Advertising and Neon Signs Local farmers were- givensome sound advice wu1" uivs. length of the attacks varies great- -y- They are apparently preclpltat- ed by exposure to cold or by ex- citement. The. degree of severity depends upon the amount of im- oi lining, i am airaia vo can boys were sacrificed are to dls- where he will visit his three or four times (that he didn actua nsart fa wlater regard ideals? mother, Mrs.

Nellie Peters. think it improper) and I stand on mati0D or gangrene. disconcerting expressions Schmidt is traveling with Una's-the statement I made," replied Pa- Treatment consists in correcting from Governments and statesmen mother, Mrs. Walter F. Ferguson, sek.

any unaying conditions such as allied with us are only-a part of His attorney, Howard P. Welch 'A statement like that might be anemia. underactive thyroid, lnfec- the current wave of appeasement. of Sacramento, said he would serve of extreme value to a Company," tlons, etc. Heat and gentle mas-There for example, a deliber- Una with a copy of the divorce commented Chairman Celler.

"It sage may be helpful, but the gen-ete attempt to pooh-pooh Commun- complaint as soon as he finds her. might affect the market quotation eral physical condition must be 1st infiltration in the United She is hiding out in the San Jose of stock. It might affect the supply improved. Avoidance of exposure States. Scarcely a day passes that area with the little boy who, she and demand.

It may have many to cold is Important, some blow isn't struck at those says, calls Fine "daddy." far-reaching effects." (Q) "For the past two year I who are fighting communist sub- Schmidt's attorney, Welch, said -My examination of the right have been rocking on my feet. I version. Thus, In the last few days the Air Force has advised him It now would not indicate that that seem to have lost my sense of bal-a documentshas been published of is withholding the $200 monthly might have any such bearing." it- ance. I always feel sleepy and tir-a study financed by the Ford Foun- allotment from Schmidt which plied pek. vaguely sparring for ed and nave a humming In my dation.

It selects pieces of testi- una has been getting "until the time earr When going down stars I am 4) Aenracfeiiif, Dttigninj Phone 4579 for tHmiiiftmiiiiiTiniiitiHtiiiiiRn lunn Bush Shoes FOR MEN (HimnHiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiinit In Clorhville lft about wheat by Dr. C. A. Lamb of the Ohio Experiment Station in an address last night. There is a danger that a mongrel wheat crop may be grown in this section because a variety of hard winter wheat has begun to appear.

This area is adapted to soft wheat which makes flour for cakes and cookies. The great plains states are adapted to hard wheat which makes flour for bread. Where the two varieties are grown in one a mongrel crop develops which hurts the price and lowers the quality. tor a walk by myself. My doc.f-"..' tor says I am fine physically and I mony aoa irre vu n.c ty proceedings of me umwa States look capricious and ludicr- ous.

Nowhere Is the full transcript of any 'hearing given so that both sides of the cross-examination and the reasons for It can be understood. When Senator McCarthy stood up in the Senate and giave selected items about individuals suspected of Communist Associations, he was pilloried for giving only one side. But when the Ford Foundation studv gives only piecemeal items without all the background, no criticism is voiced from left wing" quarters. Recently there has been Le. make avallaoie to a Deraon in nri- vate business confidential drafts of a statement proposed to be I have made the statement am speaking in general, shot back Celler feel yt you gnvthina untoward in passing on to your company or to private individuals a confidential proposed statement to be made be- i prehend what is.jneant by a WOC employee of the Pasek Writes Again But Pasek boss, B.

McCoy, did not entirely follow Pasek's ad- vice. He, McCoy, made some chan- ges in his statement to the HoUse Interstate Commerce Com- mittee that Pasek didn't like. Whereupon. Pasek took the unusal step of again writing to Wakeman, President of Coosa River Newsprint urging that Wakeman write McCoy a critical letter, sending a copy of same to Congressman Wolverton, I I I I Not A A FULLY We Stock A Complete Line Of Bendix Home Laundry Credit tarau MUr r-ranted in mttur of BEtlDIX WASHER I I FULLY AUTOMATIC WASHER 13 V.H. Sections, abnormal blood pressure, diseases of the ear, brain tumoro, nervousness, etc.

may pro- duce MnsaUon of dizziness. Ap- parently your doctor has given you a complete examination and has ruled out any organic disease. I would suggest that you consult a psychiatrist or a neurologist to see you do not have some func- tional nervous condition. Many such cases are due to emotional strain or nervous tensions which the patient does not recognise hlm- self. Your doctor can suggest a consultant for you to see.

II 1 INUW UINLiX The old theory that wheat is wheat regardless does, not hold true. It is wheat, but not "regardless." If the practice of growing hard wheat in a section whose soil and climate are suited -for soft wheat is followed extensively, the wheat industry will be irreparably harmed. The time to prevent a mongrel crop is before it is well started. No one gains bv contributine to the mongrel crop and all can be hurt by such practice. (.

MairAiid Nature Mother Nature has a way of wreaking destruction that makes man look little, indeed. Record, rains in the wake of two hurricanes have burst rivers from their banks and caused floods that are roaring through nine states. The death toll has climbed to at least 56 and property damage; has raced into the billions of dollars. Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut. Vir-' ginia.

Rhode Island. New York and New Jersey have all felt the brunt of the destructive As man struts about, dreamine of conquering space, itself, and unloosing himself from the power of Nature makes him look like a heirless -puppet with her hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, volcanoes and other forms of nower and violence. Man can do much but he has not yet learned tn control the forces 'of which, can wipe him out at any whim. Semi-Automatic But AUTOMATIC WASHER study now being publicized Is an- Bn onymohs so far as giving the facts Broadway actor stace he was or the story of both sides or the 8 With such a back- sources of the study. ground, it is pure Hollywood logic Nor is any information being giv- Nhat he should become a western en to the public as to why some star at Republic Studio over whose of the questions asked in hearings ranges Gene Autry and RoyJRog- could be pertinent to a security in- ers once galloped vestigation.

If a boy father, for He was the young desperado In Instance, is in any way tied up "Johnny Guitar" and recently co- with the Communists or if he has starred in "The Last Command." relatives behind the iron it was the publicity for the lat- this in itself doesn't mean the offi- ter picture that made him sore, cer is suspected of Communistic The picture premiered in Texas beliefs. It means merely that he and Ben iwas sent down by the could be subject to blackmail pres- jo personal appearances sures. This has happened again thought and again. In fact, this very month HU WRS met g0rgwU6 Americans working for Rad Free gave him a big kiss ri 1 a real Texas welcome, tives behind the iron curtain are be lng tortured In an effort to bring pressure to stop the radio broad-. ld single Then casts.

The same kind of blackmail publicity department stepped occurs when a sex deviate is and took Ben to Bracketville, volved. So it isn't nonsensical for Te. security board to learn. what it "They said It had something to can about the morale of an Indl- do witfiT Texas' heritage days dua wh has had some aeaocia- and It did." Equipment ILILDOW a I BIIIUtM. I i fV TJWm I.