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Sunday November 12 1033 Tune In TJWOY THE KNOXVILLE NEWS-SENTINEL Pit A-2 Want 3S1S1 Two-Headed Baby Brings Fame to Group rrn BREEZE WAS NIPPY BUT THEY WERE PREPARE0 'Tv Miss Venable Ready-for If It Comes to That lIinAIUKS on wheels book l-J ure common enough but when and If they take tn the air Miss Eva Venable 2010 lliL-hlnnd Avenue will berendy The Knrnea High ftchnat librarian student In the state flying school soloed today "There's nothing I'd like better thin laHik plane" she said MIm Vcoahle ie a sfsirr of Frank Venable Hank of Knoxville riixhlor Her solo flight whi delayed since she whs unable to begin Instruction until school opened Site spent the summer studying at the University of Illinois Library Kehnol CONSTABLE ACCUSED OF DRUNK DRIVING Si-isl rTh Sr KINGSPORT Nov II Pierre 13ih district conatable el Sullivan County facts a hearing in 8:30 a in City Court here Wednesday on a charge of drunk driving Following hia errest at 3 a Friday by Kingsport police Pierce Pisled bonds Accompanying iorce at the time of his errest was a woman arrested chhrge of drunkennm STATE WILDLIFE CROUP PLANS WIDER PROGRAM Vines Says Federation Strong Position Up Publication Rcpftrt that th Wildlife rederation la about to be dissolved are not true acmding to Aaron (Bill) Vines present of the Knox County Chapter rians not only to rontinue but llo to expand the ortamatirni have been worked out Mr Vinrs aid an all day meeting in Nashville the executive board lias planned the ways and means to continue th Federation and to! organize new chapters" be cun tinued Stale Will Help "Contrary to the report that the Department of Conservation lsi withdrawing its support Of the Federation the Department hits' promised to furnish a full-time! man paying his salary ahd iravrl ing expenses to work with the local chapters" Resides this aid Mr Vines aid the Department of Conservation had Premised to purchase enough copies of Tennessee Wildlife the Federation magazine to distribute to every school in the state will defray the printing i i to be published on a co-operative German Dogs Now Iteing basis No political battles Will be fought on its pages It is devntad exclusively to the interests of the conservation of wildlife" Member Drive (Manned Although Conservation Department Officials were unable to meet with th Federation's executive ajk I dr? This group in Vpiwr Fast Tennetted came In for national bn bp had hern born and u'a living after one of the In right Mrs it Rogers neighbor and practical nune who At (he birth Mrs Emory Herron the bnbg Mr Herron and Dr an the porch of the Herron home near Indian Springe nishes some plastics and other industrial materials The government has established mean of collecting and haling tops of the potato plant which SNOW-WHITE PETROLEUM JULY attention nftet it was irnrurd Hint heads had been amputated Lrl assisted Dr Statzer of Bristol Stalzcr The group teas snapp'd Snugly roat-u-rapped but hallrxs (bese lira young women had a remedy for the chill of unless West Standi yeiterday They bound their tcarret around neck and ears From left they are Alice Mather Fort Sandere Manor and Janet McCrendy Cherokee Drive LESSON IN FOOTBALL GOES WASTED ON BOBBY tel? W-' HOMr rtOMC to Wisum Ai Oisl I-4KP MU SUPPLY IS HARD HIT -Mora GAFEGO -Starti on Paj8 the aisle If "(afego did havs a cracked knee rap" We kept thinking how much manic uneasiness th crowd could have been spared If there had been some arrangement for the public address system to have given bulletin on the boy's condition 'Not Serious' A FEW minutes after he was carried out scorn in the East Stands started scrambling to the top and peering over and hack of the stands Wa figured that meant that an ambulance probably was taking him off and so did many around us We hurried to Concessionaire Doc Rlack's telephone under the West Stands and were surprised In find nobody else similarly bent Probably few knew the telephone was there The girl attendant at tha University Hospital hesitated until we pointed out the loudspeaker had given no information and hundreds of readers would be anxious She conferred with physicians and returned to the phone "I cart ny George has been put to bed and left to rest and that his injury is not serious" she Mid As you probably know by now injury isn't serious--apparently a stretched ligament But it could be serious for Tennessee's Rose Bowl hopes if the Vols hadn't so many other -ncar-Cafcgos When or whether he will play again this season is a question Choereri Leava Early DESPITE the wave of Student resentment that lapped The Hill at failure to provide early for a special cheering section at the Kentucky game the orange and-whlte hats turned out in force Chert leader Gaines Stewart and all (Athletic Association arranged at the last minute for a block of 500 $110 end zone seats for students at Lexington) Yesterday's student section had shrunk substantially early in the last half Som were doubtless restless about Cafego Too co-eds needed time for preparations for the annual Sadie Hawkins Ball And Here let this eld leg man suggest an award of flowerdecked T-shaped crutches for Band Sponsors Margie Elgin and Sammie Su Scott Through two hours of the forenoon they had traveled Khoxvilie streets in the Armistice Parade and back to the campus in formation They fell in again between halves and stepped as fresh as a rhryssnthemum just oiit of cellophane When a Vol back fumbles the ball fed obligated to men- tion it the next time you run across him lest he forgets They don't let them forget Monday the man that lost the ball gets a nice new oh to carry about all day to classes to training table It) wherever they go' Who recovered his fumble yesterday won't exempt any more than Foster whose fumble was recovered for him by Citadel fellow You Know pVEllYEODY in the West Stahds probably has noticed Fleming first or last this season He is the older yoting fndn in the large glasses slightly horn-burg hat and tweed coat who patrols the aisles with a basket crying candies cigahs" in Oxford accents lie bows slightly and lifts hia hat to lady customers and quickly begs your pardon when he steps on your feet That last is description enough to distinguish Mf Fleming from all the other Vendors in the land 20 is working slowly but surely through U-T and ia a senior slowly beedtia he is working his owh way Lesson Learned the PfOfi Wyllfi SflyS DrOtltn TO aj liinlMi hitherto were merely waste SCfld PflCCS HignCP "Old Plerts" of Tennessee are having to go on charity and this is playing havoc with the milk KILLING PLAYMATE ft tiat-d I'rtM 'I Department of Dairying of the U-T College of Agriculture This is due largely to the drouth CHATTANOOGA Nor car Holloway Jr 12 was sen- board a committee is to confer S'ttaESgfi! 1X11 flrail" I cel tiollrt these 61 A Hriv day areording to word received ls miitSSrih that their dogs must future of the organization I0011 'i dividrtMnto three looks better now than It has in The doM Are divided into three long time" continued dent Ed MeemaP haa some won- og hd me (d ngs watch An owner ca'lled for duty RENT A NEW CAR MM For Day or lilOO For Wsili Plus 4a Per Milo ft Oa Dial 1 tenred to three years the State hrhi1ch turned otherwise grewi Training School when a Juvenile "rc2 Court today found him guilty of I without any rations for Pied lnvniuntary manslaughter k1? 5vri Jj Young Holloway shot to death feeds Iof Wylie his playmate Billy Graves 10 last Prfnt oU "There really hothlng Monday near Iheif Daisy tn the hnme Holloway said the shotgun be said iMi discharge was An The Beonirsu there Isn as much milk pair was hunting at the time el herd the Lassiter Newton principal of farmer dwsht have as much the school which Holloway at- mnrie-y tJ buy COW feed lletim tended testified that Holloway necessity of the dairy farmer As average boy neither good lotting a little more for his milk He Said the boy hdrrof- Wylie explains nor bad" Crane Furnaces Kronoeol Stoker Wtstinghnuiw Appliances burns furnace STOKER CO Market at Cumberlane Dial (73 whose dog is army is reimbursed for the animal but can have him bHck free when the war Is if the dog survives Dags Of the walrh division guard munitions depots and food bases They are taught to scale walla and to rope WitH Intruders The messenger-service dogs re used in bsttle They carry message capsules around their necks They even tran-nort carrier pigeons under fire And they can lay cables across a battleground The mercy -service dogs are tratnrd to explore woods fields and brush to locate Wounded soldiers and give the alarm td reescuera Many a German soldier owes his life to dog Another rerent development reported from Germany is the fabrication of potato Vines into cellulose This chemical Is Convertible into guncotton ai well as into Var derful ideas for its development APMY OFFICE HERE TAKES 12 RECRUITS Newest recruits accepted for service in the United State Army through the Knnxvilli office Are James Griffin of 1211 Chil-hrtwee Avenue Gobel Green of Clyde Lawrence Ellison of Powell Station Lennie Jones of 1833 Bench Street Ralph Watkins of Jellico Dill Davidson of Butledge Omer Perkey of Lon I Mountain Xehd Ridenour of Andersonville all assigned to the Coast Artillery C6rps at Panama: Charles Rains of Newport and Angus Hutchison of 900 Sutherland Avenue assigned to Fort Penning Ga: ahd Eug Marlow of Clinton and Arthur Cassada of Oakdale assigned to Maxwell Field Ala been out of srhnol since SeDtcm her because of an epilepsy STUBBORN RHEUMATIC PAIN Wheu SiinnM be Vtrr trie Arl KY LAYER CONVICTED 1 Mttpfl hm HELENA Ark Nev ll-Eu- ane Harrison 28 Pr6vidnr was convicted today of slay-ing State Revenue Officer Herman I Carvill her last August He Was sentenced to four years ThoumnH titk AltKXfcU tor the psln of rhummlni n-urflw IudiImn or rhftinnll barkscho trhU sssraralri hy nr uric sciil or older clreulatldt IMiienna Such eicera aclile and soirnna ahiuM anon Malt lo Int your body and thus tha terrlhla aaony I often ho fie opt ten Aek any live druieixt In America for outne hirlfle of AtIRNKL' a lhliild coeta dhotlt IS -enta eeva tha nolle i Mr and Mrs Robert Scott 2114 Lake Avenue and Bobby Robert Senior it pointing out to Bobby how he may play football to me time if he yeti at good at Johnny Butler Bobby at the moment appear more interested in the photographer The elder Bob an insurance fnan didn't play football but wut on the U-T basketball team a few back best the drouth hw brought about the -ns orris of in increased cost of in order to maintain dairy hrds the roming winter" he says wholesale prices to dairymen tnake corresponding increases the prospects for the' dairymen the coming winter are not very encouraging Some markets already have responded to the situation and have increased prices of milk Others will probably follow" The Knoxville Milk Producers Annotation already has upped milk prices twice to its members They jumned from 82 to $220 aht then to $250 per 100 pcluhds WHITE MENTIONED FOR BAPTIST HEAD Knoxville and Kingsport Ministers Considered SCOUT IS PREPARED NORRIS WANTS NOV 11! IT HANK SGI VINO DAY By I tilted Tree WASHINGTON Nov 11 Sen George Norris (Ind Neb) atig-gested today that observance of Armistice Day be extended to include the Thanksgiving festivities which will be held on two dif fer-ent days this year (Armistice Day) marks the lend bt the grCat World I Norris gaid is greater cause fof thanksgiving than Thanksgiving Day While we are having A Controversy over Thanksgiving it seems that we might well com-I promise on it and have Thafiks- giving on Armistice Day" NOV 11 JUST THAT TO NAZI GERMANY ACCOUNT w-fel Trt Th- Nw-Hrntinel CHATTANOOCIA Nov 11 Dr Safti White ot Krioxvtll and Dr Hughes of Kihgs-jport are among ministers men- tinned for the presidency of the I Tennessee Baptist Convention which is to open here next week The new president will come frbm East Tennessee uhder the rota CAFEjTEfilAW "A Hundred 6a to 2Sc" rpHOUGH the day was mild by Itinn ninn nd large fang had learnad Expansion of state mission work will be considered Tfrf cofiven-J-West conrrett! by Wbr tdb tibn will MM Tuesday night whh Ld add- Elli ing President Hoskins had DC A bt a sermon by I Memphis Harriman Girl Wins State 4-H Contest added woolen scarves Scout Usher Jim Schmid Troop 14 Was bareheaded as usual but he hud taken care of that With pair of huge earmuffa Alice Mather Fort Sanders Manor and Janet McCrendy Cherokee Drive pretty girls both had their scarves bound tightly around their head and ears peasant fashion Probably for the first time In many a game' two seats were vacant in Row 13 A Section end the season seat holders close by were uncommonly subdued The vacant seats were those of Mr and Mrs A Schubert of Forest Hills Mrs Schubert'S father Dr Clint 1L Morgan died suddenly in Ellis tc Ernest drug store on Western Avenue two hour before the gam Hr i nued bt BERLIN Nov 11 For Ger many today was Just Ndv 11 The National Zcitung of Essen however alluded to the occasion in rt Second page story recalling Nov ll 1018 Wheti in the railway coach Marshal Foch of France used as an office Matthias Erz-berger signed the document for Germany which opened the way to the Treaty of Versailles The newspaper -amed that the modern Germany unlike the Reich of 1918 is strong and deter- mined that the treaty or Versailles shall remain dead Utility board named SprrlaT The M-tirl LA FOLLETTE Nov I Sharp Mauney and David Reynolds are on th Utility Beard named by the City Commission- Jim Schmid Troop 14 Scout tvHt bare-headed again at yet game but he made a concession with those earmuffi The Schmidt live in Kingston Manor DIPHTHERIA SPREADS WARTBURG GIRL DIES Sfirrinl T- Ttir rw-rntinrl WARTBURG Nov 11 The first to die of diphtheria which has been spreading here is 5-year-old Louise McPeters She died at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A McPeters at 2 Thursday Her mother remained critically ill of diphtheria Fuheral service were held Friday at Schubert Funeral Home the Rev Taylor officiating Burial in Liberty Cemetery Surviving art her parents and One sister Annette Almost anything you really want may be had through a savings account Notice we say "almcsV so conjure up a Complete picture cf the goal you wish to achieve start a Morris Savings Account For that "special purpose" Ve suggest too that you malrt-s a reguV savings fbr your owrt security Savings earn 2'27 wit illtl t' MEMBER FECERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCt CORPOlATlfiN Plenty of Heat COKE COAL CHESNEY COAL CO tiff Oldham St 8a ft Dial S-I141 21 Years Ago Yesterday Yes the Armistice in tha first World Wat was signed 21 years ago yesterday And our Service Bureau at Washington has a booklet of the World War" which you will find interesting and informative in the light of present-day European events Send the coupon below with dime enclosed to cover return postage and other handling costa for your copy of thi booklet: DRYIGQODS1CO MONDAY! ONLY i CLIP COUPON HERE THE Kerhy Director Dept R-147 News-Sentinel Service Bureau 1011 Thirteenth Street Washington pie nd my copy of the booklet HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR HALF SOLES BANK Miss Margaret Rafntry of Hartman tent state winner In the 4-H tecofi contest Announretne nf Wit niaife at Roane Cotmfg laerf-tn Kingston Th tea announced as trip fo fh Ml Club In Chtaaoo Rat-M is the dtmohtfr of Mr ant M'S If Ramsey cf the Swan rood community Toys for JSrtOCO children who 'WdttM I' toyles at ChriktirE in New Work City are Ibfir made from surplus materials ty WTA woikcis NAME fit )n order that more customer may become acquainted with our workmanship and material we offer free A PAIR of high quality fub-ter heels for any nz she half soled Monday! Hurry this is Truly A Bargain HE INDIVIDUAL STREET AND No CITY STATE 1 am i leader of The Newl-Sentinet (114).