The Knoxville Journal from Knoxville, Tennessee • 5

"'Inj 1 "i0gy! rijjaiiii wiUjynnfiFWnifff-jtnr 5-A Reward Posted By McDonald THE KNOXVILLE JOURNAL Sunday September 23 1951 Three chimes mean good times on WROL dial 620 Restaurant Association To Hear Noted Chef 111) II Be Chosen At Meeting Here On Oct 2123 -W A standing reward of $500 was offered yesterday tor information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person robbing any White Store or holding up any store manager Dwight MpDogald general manager of White -Stores here said the reward is for information on any future robbery as well as the past three within as many months The store on North Central Street-was robbed in July Bandits struck again Sept 1 holding up Harold Wood manager of the store on Broadway at Springs Road as he was making a deposit at Fountain City Bank Harold Hit on the head by a flying discus while judging the discus event at a field meet at White City London Mrs A Bash-ford was carried off on a stretcher but was not seriously injured 1 Photo by (Brownie) Colquitt MARRIED Mr and Mrs Hugh Dana Grindy were married yesterday at St Episcopal Church Mrs Grindy the former Miss Anna Burks Barbour is the daughter of Mrs Clara Barbour 1805 Highland Avenue and Mr WE Barbour of Smithfield The bridegroom is the son of Mrs Albert Grindy of and the late Mr Grindy Noe manager of the Bearden store' was robbed a week ago yesterday while preparing to deposit money at Tennessee Valley Branch Bank AstumaCoughers Give Thanks for LuckyDiscovery Yei thousand who coughed and coughed with Bronchial Asthma and sleep give thanks tor their lucky dlscorery of MEVDACO because MZNDACO Is an internal medicine that work through the blood thus reaching the lungs and bronchial tubes Also because MENDACO usually works so fsst to help Nsture thin loosen and clean out thick sticky strangling then you have freer breathing coughing Is elleri-ated and better aleep thus promoted Oet MENDAOO under money -back guarantee from your druggist today Insist nothing else will do and take this opportunity to join the happy thousands whojrive thanks to their lucky discovery of MENDACO A(v LEGG Owner Phone 5-8146 MAKE 3 TOHS OF COAL DO THE WORK OF 4 THIS WLIITER! and drive-in operation in Memphis will discuss At the same session Ebenezer Williams of Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp in Oak Ridge will speak on and Edward Garrison associate professor of marketing at the University of Tennessee will speak on and Public Other speakers are yet to be named to participate on this part of the program Each speaker is a specialist who will answer questions by the audience at the conclusion of formal remarks New officers for the association will be elected at the Oct 22 morning session that will get under way at 9 am Following this phase of the program a luncheon and fashion show for women visitors will be held at Hotel Andrew Johnson Monday at 7 pm the annual buffet dinner will be held at Deane Hill Country Club and at this session the state waitress queen will be chosen After the contest an old fashioned square dance will be held Tuesday will be devoted to exhibits and shows An electric show will get under way at 10:30 am and will be followed by a gas show one hour later A party will be held from 6 to 7 pm Tuesday after which guests will go to the Cafeteria for the annual banquet Highlights of this program will be speeches by leaders in the restaurant field and the crowning of the beauty queen After the banquet a dance will be held in the Volunteer Room of Hotel Farragut starting at 9:30 pm and scheduled to end at midnight cooperation with No matter ivhat vev -a-' Install an Eagle-Picher Certified Insulation job today save as much as 40 of scarce costly fuel and your entire home will be warm and cozy 6 Neyland Drive 9 Is Tivin Help For UT Opening Game The Neyland Drive did two things yesterday afternoon Speaking of the coach UT defeated Mississippi State 14-0 In reference to the Neyland Drive road that is it moved traffic from the University faster than ever before Traffic Capt Joe Edington veteran of many traffic jams after football games said moved traffic out better today than ever Edington said the road builders deserved a big pat on the Neyland Drive was opened yesterday for the first time Traffic could move directly from Shields-Watkins Field directly to US 411 and Kingston Pike CENTRALITE These four Central High School students have been appointed to the staff of the school publication for 1951-1952 They are (front row left) Nancy Jo Wernert editor-in-chief and Iris La-kin associate editor Standing are Marcia Case (left) news editor and Howard Cobble sports editor Paul Cate history teacher at CHS and adviser to the staff appointed this group last year facie INACCURATE WEATHERSTRIP AND INSULATION CO FVSNUt 3641 Magnolia Ave Knox Defense Bonds Sales Hit $224226 This is it every coat specially purchased for this stupendous event Our manufacturer worked in close us to make it possible to offer these coats at one low money-saving price type winter coat you want sports or dressy you'll find it in this 10 a today at a point Sunday school assembly at Central Methodist Church PAINTING EXHIBIT SET Exhibits of original paintings by Joseph Cox Kermit Ewing and Ronald Slayton all of the University of Tennessee faculty will be featured at the Wednesday opening of The Gift Horse 2006 Sutherland Avenue The gift shop will display works of jewelers ceramists weavers potters and rug makers South first metal buyer Mrs Harry Runciman having finished a five course in Durban wears overalls at work and can gauge how much alloy a metal contains simply by holding it v- f- I tfliiwiiS liivStw £mmK CsssT PHONE NOW JfS I Knoxvillians Hurt In Car Accident Only one traffic accident involving personal injury was reported by Knoxville police last night Two drivers John Spurling 21 of 4243 Louise Street and Leroy Britten 21 -year-old Negro of 85 Court College Homes were examined at General Hospital for apparently minor injuries The accident occurred at Vine Avenue and Bethal Street Marvin Roth of 1809 East Fifth Avenue according to the City Jail record was charged with drunken driving last night Rumors of general strike against Mexican film producers have been current in Mexico City but Jorge egrete head of the Film Workers Union denied that any such action was planned i I I Q-wdKit I 1MIUuILI LJf cv A xs i i hi V- j- OJauLzilki: I' "-jT T- I ss 1 Waitress Queen Will Of Tennessee Group Eddie Doucette teacher and entertainer who has made 32 television and 58 radio appeafances in 24 states in the past seven months will be on the program when the Tennessee Restaurant Association has its convention here on Oct 21-23 Doucette who has served as chef for many schools over the country will speak on Cost High Profit Dishes on the Restaurant on Oct 22 at 1 pm Other features of the program arranged by the Knoxville Restaurant Association host to the convention will be crowning of the state Waitress Queen a fashion show electric and gas equipment shows and dinners at the Cafeteria and Deane Hill Country Club Registration booths will be set up on the ninth floor of Hotel Farragut and registration will begin at pm Oct 21 A partial list Of speakers for a forum session on the Oct 22 afternoon session was announced yesterday by Frank Koga president of the KRA MacRay president of the Tennessee Restaurant Association will speak on and Monte Robinson president of a restaurant Rain-Soaked GIs Seize Key Peaks CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE in a Saturday-dated dispatch said: Communists fought tenaciously for the peaks firing from dirt and timber bunkers until they were blasted out by Allied artillery or grenade-hurling infantrymen assault began at 2 am this (Saturday) morning and raged until 4:30 pm this afternoon estimated 200 Chinese Communists were killed atop the scarred slopes and Allied artillery claimed '40 more dead of the original 600 McArthur said peaks taken by the Allied troops dominate TOKYO Sunday Sept 39 (UP) Gen Omar Bradley chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff said today the United Nations will not go back to Kaesong to negotiate a Korean ceasefire an area of the where the Reds have been extremely sensitive UN the past few Over in the east near US Sherman tanks and Ninth Infantry Regiment troops stormed a hill at dawn Saturday By nightfall the attackers were only a few yards from the top wheer intense Red artillery fire stalled them Iran Premier Will Carry Fight To UN TEHRAN Iran Sept 29 Premier Mohammed Mossadegh decided today to wage a personal fight before the Security Council against demand for UN intervention in the British-Iranian oil dispute The news that British Delegate Sir Gladwyn Jebb will ask the Council Monday to overrule Moss order for ousting the last British technicians from the Abadan refinery visibly surprised and worried advisers of the ailing old nationalist leader govern ment announced decision to fly to New York His regular delegate to the UN is Nasrollah Entezam a suave professional diplomat who is president of the General Assembly and Iranian ambassador to Washington The British appeal disclosed in London early today is likely to postpone the final showdown on a row that started with nationalization of Iranian properties of the British-owned Anglo-Iranian Oil Co six months ago Deputy Premier Hossein Fatemi told newsmen there will be no change in the order for the 300-odd Britons remaining at troop-guarded Abadan to clear out by Thursday regardless of the hearing Wreck Victims Returned Home Raymond DeBarr and Orin Harrison two Geneva men injured in a crash near Rutledge Sept 5 that killed two of their friends have been returned home from hospitals here Joseph Vanderveer and Willis Robert Ryan both of Geneva were killed in the crash The foursome was en route to Knoxville for the National Championship boat races when the accident occurred Detroiter Falls In Bus Terminal Bettye Hyde of Detroit Mich was admitted to General Hospital last night for observation after she fell down a Union Bus Station stairway attendants reported She told attendants she "had made a trip from Detroit without eating and fainted on the steps Service Station Holdup Nets $100 County deputies reported last night that someone broke into the Hensley Service Station and Garage on North Broadway and carried off $100 cash The breakin was accomplished by cutting put window pane sV J- i i I i IF HOT SPECIALLY -PURCHASED THEY'D El PRICED TO Knox County sales in the current Defense Bonds Drive totaled $22422625 on Sept 22 figures released by Federal Reserve yesterday revealed Total sales for Tennessee were $208581925 during the same period According to the Savings Bond Division this indicates sales in the state have started slowly but a considerable increase is expected to show in next week's report Howard Preston 3350 Kenilworth Drive president of Hamilton National Bank is head of Defense Bonds Committee GRAVES TO SPEAK Edwin Graves Knox County trustee 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