The Daily News-Journal from Murfreesboro, Tennessee • 3

7 Friday Afternoon, August 19, 1955. Th Dally News Journal, Murfreesboro, Tennessee Home of Middle Tennessee State College Page Three' your Birthday Soeiety CLOT OTW Citizen Seeks Aid On Sewer A request by a property owner for aid in alleviating a health haz Diane.Spreads Death, Havoc-Over 7 States Mary Nelle Morris, Editor PkoaM 2237 2238 FRIDAY. AUGUST 19 Born edajvyou have a rather imperious nature and are disinclined to let down your reserve with those whom you meet. Upon first acquaintance, you -may appear aloof and difficult to approach. Actually this is but your manner, for you ard at 730 W.

College was taken Calendar Luncheon, Rehearsal Dinner For Hord-Haymore Bridal Party Torrents of rain dumped from dying Hurricane Diane spread ha voc and death across seven northeastern states today. have a warm and generous heart and will go a long way to do a Late News Items CASABLANCA, Morocco JUP) Demonstrators stormed through the Arab quarter-of Kenifra in north central Morocco today, pillaging and burning shops in an outbreak of violence againt Europeans. WASHINGTON (UP), The Army announced today it will accept immediate enlistments from young' men who want to serve six months on active duty and then spend 7'2 year in the reserves. MUNSAN, "Korea (UP)-The Communists today agreed to a request of the Unite'd Nations military command for an "urgent" face-to-face meeting to discuss the return of two American Air Force officers, shot down, by the Reds advisement last night by City Council was told that a hew cafeteria is being installed at th college street address, and that the present septic" tank is unable to handle the large volume-of waste and water which the projected res- A swollen reservoir threatened to PERSONALS burst its dam over a score of west good deed. You are inclined to be overly critical of others.

Learn to find something good to think and say of Mrs. James Bell Honors Mrs. Prahl At Bridge Tonight Mrs James G. Bell will be hostess at bridge this evening at 7:30 at. her home, 331 E.

Main, honoring Mrs. George Prahl of Glen Rock, N. J. An ice course, with confection, will be served. Present will be the honoree, Mrs.

Virginia Rawlins, Mrs. Jennings A. Jones, Mrs. Dallas Ison. Mrs.

James Boykin, Misses Ann Gannaway, Margaret Lowe, Carolyn Bock. ern Massachusetts and Connecticut towns many of them alreadv in undated by overflowing streams. everyone then if you must criti tuarant will discharge into the The entire northwestern section cize, it will be taken with Mrs. W. O.

Hay of Greenwich; was hostess this afternoon at 1 o'clock, at Elmwood, honoring members of the Hord-Haymore bridal party and out-of-town guests who have arrived for the wedding. Luncheon was served buffet style from the dining table which was overlaid in a cutwork linen cloth and centered with pink flowers. Miss Hord was wearing a trousseau frock in white linen. REHEARSAL DINNER and -Jdrsu- German -Pitman grace. You are also apt to hold a grudge.

It would be better for all During discussion of the problem, it was pointed out that the of Connecticut was declared a disaster area with evacuation proceeding under Civil Defense and National Guard direction. The Coast Guard reported it was "pick-ingpepple out of trees" bv heli 'city is unable to install the neces concerned if you came out with what is troubling you and "get it off your chest." This clears the air and avoids a major misunder sary sewerfacilities at this time, but if other commercial place's in the area are interested the city Mrs. H. V. Bankard and family plan to leave in November for Ashiya Air base, in Japan where Lieut.

Bankard is stationed. tThey plan construction of a new home there, at van early day. Benet their son; is reported improving from a two months' illness of rheumatic fever. Mrs. Bobbie Crick and children.

Brenda and Rhonda, of Little Rock, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Manier at Eagle-villei while he is in National Guard copter in the Torringtori; Cdnn area.

might, undertake to bear a portion standing. You of the feminine sexare great home-lovers and are highly A second major flood disaster domesticated. Your world is apt to swilled through the adjacent corners of New York. New Jersey and Pennsylvania where at least 10 deaths were reported. Two passen i evolve about your own family and even if you sought a public SATURDAY 6:30 p.m.

First Methodist Church Junior Department swim party and watermelon feast at Central High school pool." -j- -k Luncheon honors the Hord-Haymore wedding party at the home of Mrs. E. W. Carmack on East Main street, with Mes-dames William Evans, Roy Byrn and G. S.

Ridley assisting hostesses. -j- 8:30 p.m. Miss Mary Young Hord becomes the bride of German Pitman Haymore Jr. in rites to be solemnized at "Elmwood," home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

T. E. Hord, on the Old Nashville road. Mr. and Mrs.

Hord will entertain at the wedding reception, immediately following the ceremony. SUNDAY 1 p.m. SPO fraternity meets with Larry Haynes, 921 Sunset Drive. i p.m. Underpups meet with Sally Jewell, 1010 S.

E. Broad. All' members are urged to present. By BRODERICK CRAWFORD ger trains were marooned. Thirtv- three' children were bejng plucked Haymore of Chattanooga, will be hosts tonight at eight o'clock, at dinner at the Woman's club following the rehearal for the Hord-Haymore wedding.

A color motif of pink and white has. been planned and white tapers, In silver candelabra will illumine the scene. Miss Hord will wear a frock of white lace. Mrs. Tom Hord, mother of the bride, has chosen gray "shantung and Mi s.

Haymore will wear sapphire lace. by helicopter from a summer camp career, early in life, you would not be content without marriage and a family of your own. You.hould find that February is one of your happiest months and that something fortunate usually happens to Written for United Press HOLLYWOOD (UP)-I'm not tirely certain, but, next to being undiscovered, one of the great turned into an island ovprnip-ht Two Compuses (Continued From Page 1) relocated on the southeast corner of the campus. The Mitchell-Neilso PTA has purchased and is installing a'new Miracle Whirl Ride on the playground area at their school. They have also added eight gaily painted swings and a series of concrete play tunnels for the use of the children.

All of these improvements are banes of an actor's life is beine- you on a- Tuesday Other summer camps wjere cut off from the world. Foot of Rain Cumberland, and Ridgeley, were flooded th anm. "discovered." Neither knocking or Among those born on this date of the estimated $5500 it would cost to install the sewer. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.

22) Don't jump off the deep end unless you know how to swim. There are problems, but you can solve them. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-DecJ 22 If you want to enjoy yourself in a carefree fashion, make all week-end plans very carefully. CAPRICORN (Dec.

23-Jan. 20 a good rest, over these two days, will help you to meet problems at the office, next week. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) Get to the shore or the mountains if at all possible.

The summer ia coming to a close! PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) 4-You should have a pleasant time within your family group. Plan picnic, perhaps for all. are: Georges EneSco, composer; boasting, I've probably been as "discovered" as anyone.

James Lenox, philanthropist; Sid camp at Camp Folk, La. iHer brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mis. Edward Lee Manier, will take her back to Little Rock the last of the week, Mr. and Mis.

Dennis Bills were supper guests in Tullahoma this week at the home of the former's mother. Mrs. M. S. Bills.

Guests also present were Frank Powell and family from Anson, whom the Bills had not seen for 19 years, and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bill, of Tullahoma. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert L. Mitchell and children. Suzanne. Bobby and ney Morse, educator; Fred Stone, actor; Orvill Wrght and James I'm getting tired of it. Let's look at it Charles Bickford, who is wonder being made for the benefit of the health and happiness of the children attending the schools.

ful in "Not as Stranger," in ing waters of the Cumberland Riv-I er. High water shut down two ma -I jor industrial plants in Cumber-. land. The Boston bureau reported at 9:30 a.m. that more than 12 inches of rain had fallen in wstern Massachusetts and Connec-tiout in 48 hours.

Bjggest total was at-rHar'tford. where 12.69 inches had fallen. Northwestern Connecticut, a net which I also appear, has alwavs been a fine actor. Yet, when he did "Johnny Belinda," every critic in the country discovered him. Humphrey Bogart, who made Chicago Police (Continued From Page 1) all those eye witnesses." He also took police to the Powell more money in movies than Edison 0 Ik.

Watt, inventors; Elsie Ferguson, actress; James Gould Cozzens, author. To find what the stars have in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Saturday, August 20 LEO (July -24-Aug. 23) If you can get away for the week end in the country, do so by all means.

It will do you good. VIRGO (Aug. 24- Sept 23) Seek a change of pace, especially if you have! been going too hard lately. Rest and relax when yon can. (Sept.

24-Oct, 23) You should be able to enjoy yourself ever dreamed possible, did pretty well" from "Petrified Forest" Hospital Notes RUTHERFORD HOSPITAL Admitted: Mrs. Inez Lamb. Route Mrs. Aline Harrison. Shelby-ville Mrs.

Yvonne Lafayette, 908 Murfree; Mis. Jennie Harman, -724 Ruth Annie Bly, Fosterville. Dismissed: Baby girl Harris. Route Mrs. Opal Harris, Route Baby boy Barrett, Route Mrs.

Dorothy Barrett, Route Mrs. Mattie Brewer, Smyrna; baby girl Brewer; Mrs. June McGee, 1220 Battle Ground Drive; baby girl McGee; Mrs. Clara Pope. Route James Rogers.

Route 1, -Readyville; Raymond Pugh, 410 Mill; Ernest Sanders, Route 5. Beer License (Continued From Page 1) curred adding, "I agree with Mr. Holden. We should set a policy of action and operate on that policy in all cases. "If the present applicant meets the city's requirements and we this license, then we should be prepared to allow all applications which meet the requirements," Mr.

Holden added. home and showed where he had through hidden his 38-caliber snub nosedmvprprf 'SierraMadre," being dis-frorh picture to picture. Jeannie, arrived last night by plane to spend two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

A. Vos-burg. of Route 4. Mrs. Carl W.

Brown, 919' Allen Avenue has returned Home after undergoing surgery at Rutherford Hospital. Clark Named (Continued From Page 1) lin County was fifth. work of river valleys, appeared, hardest hit by what Gov. Abraham Ribicoff termed "a very grave disaster." The cities of Torrington, Winsted and Bristol were cut off from the world with bridge, highway and railroad washouts. Four tenement houses were reported to have collapsed at A number of the already flooded Connecticut communities in the Farmington River Va'llev were Vftn PAW lr count on STAN6ACK TABLETS fof qtw.

revolver a stove pipe. Then he did "Africa Queen" and, Tictor In Gun Duels I if this is possible, he was "super- Carpenter was a victor in both discovered." 1 his gun duels with police, buV Kerr I That's the way it goes with ac-winged him in the battle at. the 'tors. We go along from picture to Biltmore Theater. Moments later, picture, some good, some bad.

gun in hand and limping from a I Most of us try pretty hard all the leg wound, he forced his way Into time. the Powell home at 2040 Potomac: I started on the stage when I thoroughly, his week end. Aspects com'ortmj relief a combinohon I medically prooeo iagredieftH foe fcnfar octioa ogcumt heorf- Major highways were blocked with landslides and The Coast Guard sent helicopters. are turning in your favor. CV peril of their very existence, should Dyart, the first place winner, had 310 acres of his farm in cultivation.

138 acre in fescue arid an amphibious plane, ducks and' engineers fail t6 hold Massachu Ave. was eight months old. My mother, I "You know who I am," Carpen- Helen Broderick, and my father, ter said. "I killed that police offi-i Lester Crawford, both stars of Gla aching setts Otis reservoir dam against the burgeoning waters, morene ladino, 157 Of. improved permanent pastures.

38 acres in supplementary summer pastures and 80 acres of supplementary cer Monday night and I killed an Kailrctad Halted Ribicoff attempted to reach the stricken towns by police cruiser this morning. He was forced to rescue teams into the flood area. I Army helicopters began evacu-1 ating some of the 250 persons! aboard a marooned Lackawanna Railroad train near Cresco, and lift in food for those it was unable to take out. Army trucks reached another marooned train near Tobyhanna, with food and Broadway, carried me on stage in a play, the name of which I have forgotten. Don't think some unhail-ed Broadway columnist didn't raise the rafters with a cry of "brieht other one tonight.

I'll kill anyone who trie to get me." For the next 24 hours, the wounded gunman sat in the Powell home, summer pastures. He has 168 animals on his farm I 'Male or Female' Sought On Bad Check Charge LOS ANGELES (UP) Police to Rug Cleaner FREEMAN FURNITURE CO. holding his revolver most of the (new young star." He was foolinr, and is in the process of changing over from beef to dairy cattle. Dy-sart gave most of the credit, for his success to the use of fertilizers, soil testing and the ample amount of moisture this year. Drought out more than 50 passen geis.

abandon the car and hitch hike back by milk truck, highway truck and another police cruiser to Hartford, whose streets also were awash. The New Haven Railroad reported all service cut off between Hartford and Springfield, Mass. time. His Refuge lasted until Powell, plotting desperately to save his family, outwitted him Thursday night. Powell, a 36-year-old truck driv DUt mat kept me off the stage for 20 years.

Sam Goldwyn, a well known! Hollywood figure, saw me in an early show on Broadway, "Punches1 PhOfie 1SS PtiMto Square CLASSIFIED ADS PAY day sought Mrs. Tamara Adele and Judy," and offered me a con- er, persuaded Carpenter to let his wife take their children, Bobby, 7, Rees Courtland, former paratroop- ne aiscoverea me. I came -and Diane, 3, for a Other- to Hollywood, did a picture called! claimed surgery changed wise, he said, neighbors might get "Woman Chases Man," and was ner.mto a woman, on suspicion of suspicious. on Broadway before theip aa cnecs. A police all- mi i y.

i 1 points bulletin described the ex-Gi Then, talking fast and convirtc-j cameraman could stop cranking, ingly, Powell said he always visit-; Nobody discovered me in that, ed his grandfather down the street. I But on the way back to New Carpenter trusted Powell and let York, I did a little "discovering" him go. Minutes later, Powell wasion my own. I read a book called 'Of Mice and Men." I wanted to do the stage version. I was the biggest, stupidest, dullest, most slow-witted Lennie in history.

The play ran a year. I was a smash. Then they made the movie and a as "male or female." Police sent out the bulletin for Mrs. Courtland last night, shortly before she made her final appearance at the Hollywood burlesque theater in San Diego. 'Detectives George W.

Smith and Geraljd E. Wright said more than 20 checks allegedly written by Mrs. Courtland had bounced in markets and hotels, including one in San" Francisco. One check was for $92, they said. The ex-GI married hair stylist J.

E. Courtland III in Sacramento, last month, while she. was lecturing a Sacramento burlesque theater. The police bulletin described the former paratrooper as'male or fe- Mow- Dm Progress at at a telephone with the words "A woman and two children are being held at bay at 2040 Potomac." Thirty squads of policemen answered th call within minutes. Carpenter, crouching alone at the Powellr second story window, heard the approaching sirens and decided to make a getaway.

He leaped through an open window and across a three-foot area-way into the next door apartment of Stanley Sciblo. Gasping "Stay where you are and everything will be all right," he ran to the rear steps and up to the third-floor apartment of Alphonse Krolikow-; ski. i ion unaney Jr. was the biggest, best, stupidest Lennie ever seen. In "Not as a Stranger" Lon, playing Robert Mitchum's father, will be discovered by audiences and critics.

Need I point out that he had been discovered playing the film version of Lennie. And he was good in that, too. Actors aren't like uranium deposits. They don't lie fallow until WiSTVUE lAPTIST OURCH DR. ROY STEWART HARVEY, CLARK The newly elected president fore- male, white American 30.

6 casts the biggest year yet for 1956 120 pounds, dresses like a wo- and stated "the job will challenge some joKer with a buzz box dis i But by now the string had' run' covers them. They're working all out for Carpenter. Police swarmed the time. man. The pect's bulletin also said the recently was in I the best I have to-offer" He also commended the group for the work done during the' four years of eration and said it was a arly praise-worthy job done in the numerous newspapers as a result of purported operation performed to change sex." face of the drought conditions.

Air Force Vet Gets Degree In Record Time in the street below and a loudspeaker barked a surrender order. Mob Shouts "KU1 Him" Spotlights picked out Carpenter's frantic form at the third floor windows and police poured in tear gas and machine gun shells. Police heard the gunman scream "Don't shoot! Til give up. I'm Carpenter." Then he fled back to the Sciblo apartment. Four policemen rushed In 1954.

Nebraska ranked fourth in the country in the jjumbe-r of growers actively engaged in the production of certified seed. Last year there were 1 430 producers of the high grade seed. Pennyfeather (Continued From Page 1) which we used to ward of Indians. Strong medicine, too. Also hard on the shoulder.

That's the reason we walk with a sway to stern and starboard. At today's prices for muskrat pelts we'd had to be content with a bow and arrowr with a string on the KNOXVILLE (UP) A young Air Force veteran will receive an en ---sr gineering degree Saturday, less than a year after entering the if There are about 221,000 miles of railway line in the United States, not including mileage of tracks or sidings or parallel track- University of Tennessee as a soph omore. f. iy a tu 3 I it uene J. Cour, who spent his free time in the service studying STARTS SUNDAY at the STARLITE DRIVE-IN electronics and other technical sub jects, completed his freshman year a at Colorado school of Mines in his hometown of Golden, Colo.

in and grabbed him as he cowered in a bathroom. Policemen, who would have welcomed a chance to shoot it out with Carpenter, found, themselves forced to protect him from a mob of about 1,000 persons outside the Potomac Avenue apartment houses. As Carpenter was led from the building there were shouts of "Kill him! Kill him!" A man tried to grab a policeman's gun and was rebuffed with a blow from a gun butt. Carpenter, asked later why he didn't make a fight of it, replied "They would have killed me." Policeman said they would have done exactly that. iSS.Tsrr' i-our, aescrioed by engineering Dean N.

Dougherty as "the only one of his kind," completed the work in record time by loading himself with about 24 hours each quarter and by taking proficiency exams, wnicn gave mm 40 quar j- I '17 l-') ter hours. 1 cour win oecome an engineer with International Business Ma chines Corp. after graduation. At one time Cour took 15 final examinations in both regular class Evangelist DR. ROY STEWART of Clarksville Song Director BRO.

GOFFREY MARABLE Pastor-BRO. W00DR0W MEDLOGK SERVICES EACH NIGHT AT 7:30 P.M. PRAYER SERVICES AT 7:00 For Transportation to and from Church Call 2011 "Everyone Corns and Bring a Friend" work and proficiency, and at another time, he completed two rro- BIGELOW Ruo and Carpots Ill iiillli! wm ma mm WOODROW MEDLOCK ficieney exams in two hours, although each was aacheduled two-hour examination. For a Permanent Chorus gal Piper Laurie clashes with Barbara Britton, high society friend of her millionaire husband, Rory Calhoun, as-Piper's pals Danl Crayne and Mamie Van Doren took on in this scene from Universal-International' Technicolor musical Mis-behavin'." Film oo-stara Calhoun and Miss Laurie with. Jack-Carson and Mis Van Doren.

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