Morristown Gazette Mail from Morristown, Tennessee • 6

Polish Reds Purge "Faces and Places" 1 lie after Go government mulka became head of the US Organizing Special Missile-Equipped Forces Communist United Workers party announced a limited ex Two Ex-Officials From Party List The Old Peavine Railroad pansion of the list of candidates Instead of a single set WARSAW The Polish WASHINGTON 00 The Communist party has purged candidates that could either By HOWARD HILL be accepted or rejected the voters would be allowed to vest in the new project and of-f it prepared for the return tripand Crosby and small sheds along their journey from one'njetnjjjg ew atomic-age Ter inducements that could not jto Indiana (served as depots all of town to another Mr Smiley mjijarv mit Knrial mf n-'i uiuucemems mat couia not military units special mis- ex-Premier Edward Osobka Morawski from its list of candidates for next Sunday's par Raiifn-Ho h9o -i choose from a larwr list of always piaycu a ac 1 -which now lie under the wat- was a rotund lighU-omplected sl0 AcanoA Peavine a Railroad of Trestles of cherokee Lake (gentleman with a face always leSiPdd! '6 gentleman with a face always fHn t0 back of "National- Front" candidates'1 Shields bter Sc3 liamentary election trpohH in mit ftB ti up formations An Imade up of Communists and BU from Tennessee as well as I think it would be safe toi The party also removed an from ton StoJton' to" Moierican and A1ied nthr mpmhor irrv WrP7i representatives of other Com- a TLX? Zt' members of the Harrcll Cros- sav that the Peavine Railroad from the electoral list at Kra- muni8t approved parties jzens and tne nearts of lh ''by and other families who own-jheld a record in the matter off As has been mentioned "Old kow As a result 723 candidates who live in a radius of nossiblved ProPertv wlich would be af-restles People almost refuseiMan Smiley" the name was They were the first casual-were put forward for the 459 thirty or forty miles as thefected' ulso had a great deal 0 to believe it but old timers wiilDsed only in terms of endear-ties announced in the new'seats in the Polish Parliament 0m Ppavinpd0 wlth the final arnva! of verify the fact that in the ment was the engineer It was town he was accustomed to One such unit now called stop old Huldy" even in the the "Southern European Task middle of a cbrn field if there Force" already is stationed was an individual who wanted in northern Italy Pentagon to board his train I officials said five others will be i na rill rnn i i hn Polish government's desper- The Communists hope to get Captain Albert Sawyer was 'established Railroad run isnon uisianie oi appi usngmc- suvii as jic nu iiimuuk-u iiic nine firf Finally the two Allison bro-ly three miles (from Morris-' custom of waving from his en-illi' thers along with others whotown to Holston River) there I gine cab to everyone along the the Peavine conductor Always The six will be designated as ate campaign to make a sub-1 at least half of the places IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllll immaculately and correctly Ln tn nn were to 0CCUPy prominent posi- were no less than sixteen tracks and it is interesting to wooden trestles most of them note that even to this dav the dressed he was politeness per ci- --lon in lJle new project ar-Mation and' ij trnn 1 rived from Ohio It is under over ravines made bv Turkey 'engineers of the massive diesel sonified In almost a military atomic support commands They will average about 6000 men each Military officials said the unit now in Italy is armed with then later stood that Mr Charles Allison Creek No one can forget the engines never fail to lean from fashion he would bow to the ladies and help them and the their cab and wave their hand next to the last one before to Corryton )Decame president of the corn-ana As a matler of interest vUle finally hig father was a cougin of small children over the space reaching the river It had a Corporal and Honest John curve in it of at least a forty- happily to anyone they see Leaves Suez Canal five degree angle Its height between the step on the ground and the first step of the ear-in those days quite a space I believe Mr Smiley and Captain a I IWilliam McKinley As the gnost and sink-jbujlding of the raiiroad pro ing into a tA iua the was the heignt of a tnree-siory Rockets The new Redstone ballistic missile which has a 200 mile range is to be added along with conventional weapons HILL Sawyer served the Peavine memory Rlver Mr AHison (he It was be- iooj i tonn wuirauuuiuu wuai me Railroad even after it became a part of the great Southern Sys building One of the youtntiii activities of the day was to save up ten pennies the fare to the River Bridge Old Man Smiley the engineer of whom there will be more information later was the most accomodating of tem and until by decree of the Interstate Commerce Commis lpvclPmon ZJJJi Z-tim was considered the most dfJtZt ntPulli aaHmrgcosUy and tne most Pressive the people of Hamblen and sur-j man'ion hPtwPn KnnwiiiP therC 50lTteyVit ih? rnewasithe corner of East Sixth North I lL and Hill Sts Unhappily Mr to the I Band and to the city of Morristown mm As the Morristown Hijili School Band inarches in the Presidential inaugural parade tomorrow the spirit of Morriatown will he reflected to the eyes 1 of the nation Cooperation faculty student hodv hand members and the 5 citizens of the community mmmm 5 That is what makes a school hand get to the "top" AND that is what onr hand represents 5 When the Morri-lown llih School Band passes in review tomorrow you can take great pride in I this result of community spirit and cooperation 5 We sincerely extend our congratulations to Band 5 Directors Kenneth Uurge and David Hank the I hand members and to everyone who has worked in behalf of this fine hand sion finally ceased to function (Note: The story of Peavine and "Huldy" will be continued in next Sunday's issue of the Gazette-Mail) gentlemen "Huldy puffed to a stop and out piled the young fry They stood there until the PiSoerland GaTaUroad train sped across the river bridge Some of the more ad venturesome would walk aero a'minp ifpnt rv er reaching Bean Station went mines of Kentucky and Ten- i 0 5 nPPP AtfvrPn Aiipn Tato into receivership In the year aii- itviliiiouiL iiic yirai MHI a IIMJ1I Hit: UleiC UL CII TSZaUZSrc'L ST? ifrttm my father acquired the ieerine The others would! Tallulah Is Now Recovering From Hand Operation PHILADELPHIA Tuliu- I'Matt Tate Eckel of Morrs Allison ProPerty: remained wait( and then begin the loni iitown was one of the manv as tne family nome unlil theirrek back to Morristown iDrominem cfuns this sec ideath of mother ln 1949 most running from the end of! 5-Son who scoured the country Tne time between the bridge to the beginning of laide eMrtuuHhe nSnteto of the Morristown and the next But they always siae exnoning tne people to in-CumDerand Gap Railroad and i crossed the "curved" bridge You know better than anyone the answer to that A question If your health isn't ail it tbuU be go at 4c once to your Doctor for a careful examination And of course you'll want to bring his prescriptions to this Reliable professional pharmacy for our prompt precise compounding lah Bankhead recuperating at its acquisition by the Knoxville S0wly Peering down between and Bristol Railroad has been the crossties they could see difficult to establish that is Turkey Creek increasing its as to dates However we in its rush to lose its know that the railroad identity in the swirling waten ceased to operate during that i0f Holston River On the sides1 time possibly by the receivers 0f each trestle (we always Doctor Hospital after an operation oil her broken right hand will not appear today and tonight in the play "Eugenia" Both matinee and evening performances of the show were "i-V Give Flowers Wt Sell Beauty Blossom Shop Phon 3BO from Morristown to Bean Sta called them "trussels were "SERVING MOKRISTOWN and GREATER EAST TENNESSEE" Know i lie Music Center Inc f)l2 Union Avenue Knoxville Tenn MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIHIIIIIIIintV uon then later to Knoxville FREELS Drug Store FREE DELIVERY two platforms extending away from the tracks on which were placed huge barrels of water Famous Tale Spring ccnceled A theater spokesman said Miss Bankhead was expected to be back in her starring role Thursday night The actress injured her hand when she struck some scpnerv It was still called Peavine for use of course in case of a and it carried manv a notable fire which as far as I know to late Spring one of Amen never occurred These platforms also made safety spots ca's most famous spas Even while gesturing during lastjFrce Parking 1 Block Awaj after the and took over it! for any one unfortunate Saturday night's performance PHOME 41 THE 24000-TON tanker the Statue of Liberty owned by US Cities Service and flying the Liberian flag li ihown as it steamed out of Port Said harbor Egypt after completing the "break for freedom" from the Suez Canal where it was trapped continued its operation be- enough to be caught on tne tween these two places Morris- trestle when a hand-car might town and Bean Station The 'be approaching railroad operated the year The railroad fare to Bean 'round The train arrived in Station was about forty cents SUPPLIES When Miss Bankhead refused to have a cast put on doctors recommended an operation to secure the break-described as a fracture of a small with a metal pin The surgery was performed after Monday night's performance ji 1 Morristown trom Knoxville airouna trip Beiore me iv anu for g8 days The tanker and 12 9 a and left for Knoxville iB took over Peavine had no othr lhin were the first to be turned around in the Job of free means of turning around and it all the way from Bean Station and way-stations at 3:30 after 42 would ing vessels trapped in the waterway (International Kadiophoto) arrive on the Southern The Bean Station to Morristown DAILY GAZETTE MAIL SUNDAY JANUARY 20 1957 reason for the wait was be- The Way stations were Noeton cause 42 brought many deep-south inhabitants primarily iiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiitiii miiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiii from New Orleans and Mobile Does Your Bathroom Need Repairing This Mouth Only Your Watch Repaired coming to spend the season at a Tate's as well as Mineral Hill 5 Springs nearby During the '5 "tourist" season the schedule Is was amplified by another run II at noon each day This too was for the benefit of the II guests of Tate's However thels deep south had no monopoly of the guest list People from the North also came Old residents -of Morristown will well recall the exciting arrival of the Stu-n debakers from Indiana They I came like royalty in a private car Is At that time the Stude-'s bakers were manufacturers of wagons and carriages later they were to become manufac-5 OR DO YOU NEED 4 AN EXTRA BATH THREE DAYS IN ONLY See Our lurers of the modern Stude-s baker automobile Their pri- 9 vate car was hitched to old is Peavine the engine of which 5 was affectionately named "Hul-iS dy" and the train deposited its passengers at Bean Station and then was returned to Mor- ristown where it rested on a I siding until the family ordered a I Eddie Cantor-65 BEAUTIFUL FIXTURES IN WHITE or COLOR Tubs Rasins Toilet combinations Yes Your Watch Can Be Repaired and Returned to You in Only Three Days Providing parts are in Stock Never Before have we offered such fast repairs on your watch No need to wait two or three weeks anymore Come in today for a FREE ESTIMATE Crystals fit PLUMBING SUPPLIES Soil Pipe and Fittings ted while vou wait WALLACE Hardware Company JEWELRY DEPARTMENT COMf DIAN-ACTOI Eddie Cantor trie to ceunt the candles on the cake as he eelebratM his (Stfe birthday at a party la his Hollywood Calif homL The eak was presented to the comedian Phone 1887 106 Main Street Phone 1500 after be appeared on a TV show featuring some of the highlights of his career (iteniwni) 1 11 1 1 sill sis I ISSII1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 II 1 1 II I il 1 1 it 1 1 1 1 IVI 1 1 If limilimilimmmilllllimilllHIIIIHIIIIl llllimmillimmmilllllllliM rr I I.