The Knoxville News-Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 4

I One-Day Brides Freed by Judge Students To Be Given Copies of New ParenbStudent Code Baiters Seek Ouster of Cross BOLT DE8TROTI (WROI WiWtslhSiw WIN DAYTON Twin Aug 17 Lightning has changed plana af tho Tennessee Valley Baptist Association A bolt hit XI Vernon church and tha building burned The association will meet Aug 3 at Lake Drive church Page 1-4 Tht rnwvflle Wwfi-Swtiiwl Sunday Aitg II EWorld Today ar I'aStC Pimo HUNTINGDON Tern Aug 17 Drlinqueney warrant! wera dismissed against two teen-age blonde sisters who ran away from home to get married and later derided to call off married bllsa after only a day ik Carolyn and Kathleen Manley manded the Immediate resigns- 1S alvl 17 thrP Lexington ear FALSE TEETH? eel chaw smlfo with Hit code formerly called the Teen-Age Code waa drafted by Charles Bailey af tho Fulton High P-TA Adoption of tho code by students next fall will be strictly voluntarily Tha coda to designed as a basis for determining acceptable conduct by tceiMgen regarding parties of automobiles suitable hours spproprlatc dress respect for rights and property of others smoking and drinking of slew When Knoxville's high school students return to school next month they will receive in booth let form a copy of tho Parent-Student Cede adopted in Juno by parents and student representatives from oil the city! high schools The booklets were prepared by Tht Newa-Sentinel because tola newspaper fcela that the precepts outlined in tho rode will it followed act a pattern of propriety and character representative of tho youth of Kroxvllfa Twin home Aug to many Mack Frankie Joe Horne 39 and Helps keep weds out Heft Helps cate prtssute on guma Helps prevent clicking mi mm mi nut Nmt wu aas holla beverages Pritchard 37 both of nearby Yuma A day after they were married In Mississippi the girls' oklrat sister Mrs John llulloek brought them back to Memphis to live with her and her husband The girls' father log truck driver Manky filed the delinquency warrants Horne and Pritvhard filed kidnapping charges against the RuUnrka oklest tlnn of James Cross president of the Raken and Confectionery Workers International Cross waa called before the labor Racket Investigation Committee last month to fare ehargea of alleged misconduct and misuse of union funds Qtarlea Messer of Charlotte waa elected chairman of the unscheduled meeting called hy the Rakers they had become greatly with charges of corruption" In the union Messer Mid He repealed thaf a series of three resolutions in connection with the oualpr demand wore approved by all but one delegate The resolutions charged that Cross brought and Indignity" to the union and railed upon the General Executive Board to reinstate Qirtia Sima the suspended secretary-treasurer of the 160 000-membcr union Messer said copies of the resolutions will be sent to Bakers Union officers throughout tho country In hopes that the action "will have a steam-roller effect In encouraging other locals to urge toe ouster of CTOs' CmtM tow tow pif lrV SOVIET Communist Tarty Chief Niklla 8 Krushchev la planning a barnstorming trip to yrls and Egypt to woo both countries further away from the West diplomatlo sources aald Camimm today Tho aourcea Foreign Mld they learned that Krushchev may accompany IVfenw Xlinister Ceorxl Zhukov the powerful Red Army chief who already haa aeceptel an invitation to viait Syria In the near future SAt'UI ARAIUA haa appended oil ahipmenta to Egypt effective Sept 1 reliable Inform' ante aald In Calm To tide Egypt through foreign exchange difficulties Saudi Arabia last fall agreed to aupply Egypt with oil In rxehnnge for Egyptian pound The Saudi government paid dollars for the oil to the Arabian American Oil Co A JAPANESE economic Journal said Raasla haa built two bates for lannrblng guided mhallea and la coiwtruct-Ing a new submarine base la the Vladivostok urea It closed to foreign navigation July Al'ST RIAN AUTHORITIES have announced discovery of huge subterranean Jet fighter hangars at the former Soviet military air field of Deutsch-Wagram near Vienna Russians buried the entrances to the underground pens 30 feet down before leaving in 1953 The Austrian air force plana to make use of the hangars THIRTY ONE persons were killed and 41 wounded In three daya of fighting between Arabs and nomads this week about 90 miles north of Fort Lamy French Equitorlal Africa The nomads were making their annual trek northward driving their flocks across land of the Arabs living in the Karine area when the lighting broke out Introducing It la with great pleasure and prida that wa Introduce (Bill) Barley who will ba in complete charge of our Instrument dc partment Mr Barley received hia BM Ed from Shenandoah Conservatory of Musle Ho has been band director for the past six years with Buckroa Jr and Northampton High both In Virginia Wa feel aura ha will be of great assistance to you and your band tudenta Wa Invite you to drop in tha store any time and meat him personally urn "Jones rv On CmM Mmk Mm I KmwMs mi 1 tor Orar SI Vmk Osk RUm Kawnrills CfcaMaassfa Typhoon Hoods Toward Okinawa a I'SM rim NAHA Okinawa Aug 17-A typhoon with 115-MFH winds bore down on this 8 military baatlun today Servicemen and their families took shelter The Air Force dosed down operations at noon tying down all light aircraft including F-100 Jet fighters An Air Force Weather Reconnaissance plane last reported the storm 330 miles southeast of Kkinawa moving west-northwest at 35 XIPH (In Tokyo an Air Faroe spokesman said that the full fury of the typhoon would miss Okinawa If tho storm remains on its present course) Bill Barley awif Mm Cm NM tars mi fse fieee MONDAY 'NIGHT TIL 9 In II years will call tor a mammoth burst of roadhulldlng activity In tha last year to of the program A RECORD It of of school children will be trooping off to classes next month with the education of many of them bound to suffer because of a critcal teacher shortage Commissioner of Education Law Dcthrk-k said the na fkm will ba short 133000 quail fird elementary and secondary teachers during the coming school year GOV JAMES FOLSOM of Alabama haa accused tha Ku Kiss Klaa af and vtolaitaa af Individual rights lie entered state taw entorremeat ageaelea to work rkmely wltk local aalhoritlea to halt Klaa lob-see reborn Issued stale meal after re ported bestlag of six Negroes by Ktansmea at Mapleavllle sad tour Negroes also by Ktansmea at Evergreen SEN AIJKN EI-LENDKR (D La) a champion of economy on projects tor removed from Loulsinna recited proudly how he helped get millions for his home state The peppery little Louisiana Senator who often speaks with horror of big appropriations for foreign aid Sen-nate investigating committees and fancy office suites gave himself a pat on tha back In a report to eonsltltuenta Ellender licked off Item after Item for Louisiana In the publics work bill on which Congress concluded action recently Poop! PRESIDENT EISENHOWER has renamed Jerome Kuykendall as chairman of toe Federal Power Commissi Kuyke a 1 1 had been chairmanof the commission until his term expired June 22 while his reappointment waa under Senate cons 1 a Mr Kuykendall tkm The Senate Thursday confirmed him for another five-year term on the commission PRESIDENT EISENHOWER has nominated Dr Paul Darwin Foote a phyolclot and retired Calf OU Go executive to be Assistant Secretary of Defense Foote If approved by the Senate will be la charge of research and engineering which was previously assigned to two assistant secretaries These positions have been vacant for time COL JOHN NICKERSON JR will leave Huntsville Ala Tuesday on the first leg of a transfer to the Panama Canal Zone where he will have nothing to do with guided miulle secrets like those he was convicted of leaking The 41-year-old officer said he waa to be going to Panama but made it plain he regrets he will not be around when toe Defense Department passes final Judgment on the Jupiter missile he so strongly defended at his celebrated court-martial in June 12-Pc Modern fcaabS-hTmPBBXiili in'douiaAmtaoiOW ESTHER WILLIAMS Patter ing elan an tha beaches tor a It they do woadcra tor a girl with a flgare ACTRESS Gloria Pall 28 who waa known as on television wants an annulment from her aec-ond husband actor Robert Eaton She said in her suit that before she and Eaton married in Lat Vegas Nev Aug 1L 1956 he told her he would have no objection to a family Afterward she complained she discovered that ha "secretly intended" not to have a family CONVICTED KILLER David Hardcabrook ft died fta the gas chamber at Saa Quentin Calif despite tha cry of another anther Caryl Chessman Harden brook died for the IMS shooting of his stepmother at Braw ley ROBERT FISCHER 14 Of Brooklyn- Yt won toe 58th annual National Open Chets Tournament In Cleveland besting a number of older players BERNARD BARUCH aider statesman and financier would ba willing to visit Russia to promote peace the New York Journal Americas sold la a copyrighted story BUI Corum la a Saratoga Spring to-terview with Baruch who win ba lf Monday reported that Baruch go to Baaata that day at the drop of a hat (Sea another story about Ba nek oa Page C-3) JOHN WILLIAM HAYS who served as barber and doorman to Presidents tor some 43 years died in Washington at 85 Mays who had been suffering from a blood disease began as a White House doorman the day President Theodore Roosevelt stepped out of office He became a barber under Woodrow Wilson and retired shortly after President Eisenhower took office in 1953 THE SOVIET AUMY paper Red Star accused Sea Kites Kefauver of having wild dreams about liberating Irou Curtain countries Thu Moscow newspaper assailed what It railed Kefauver's proposal for creating a United Nations military force It added that such a force be ready for action whenever American congressmen consider the situation suitable tor 'liberating countries with peoples National POSTMASTER GENERAL Arthur Summerfield says Congress should approve postal rate increases to alleviate what he described as serious fiscal of his department The Cabinet officer told a special Senate Post Office subcommittee he endorsed a House-passed bill which would raise first-class letter rates from 3 to 4 cents boost airmail from 6 to 7 cents and provide increases on other types of mall tv- THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE said there were only 90 paralytic cases of polio among tho SSf eases reported bat week' This compared with MO paralytic cases atone In the comparative USA week to which a total of S7d eases of all kinds of polio were listed CONSTRUCTION OF a 41000-mlle network of superhighways criss-crossing the nation haa been caught in toe pinch of rising coats and diminishing income Results of toe pinch may not show up until fiscal 1960 which starts July 1 1959 Fran then until possibly 1967 or later Ha going to hurt The Highway Act of 1956 contemplated completion of the Interstate system in 13 to 15 years Officials of toe Bureau of Public Roads are now talking In terms of 16 years and possibly longer Even to complete it SCREEN MERMAID Esther Williams uld in Room that Europe haa converted her to tho Bikini swim suit The American actress said she haa gives away all the ooe-plece suits which were her trudemark In the United States you get used to It (Bikini) It no longer seems go daring she aald feel euro that once Americas women begia wearing them they will wear aoth- BEFORE I 'on! loan: I combi WINDOWS thiaf Ufi IMS I 0 and soo why we recommend Good WovMktevuZ wys: Storm Windows Woteh Out and take these precautions mm rtoS" 6nBr IJ a decidedly inferior 53 cost belwero 120 available at prices 7 a ttam K-SJhr Jill will da ft amfotafm STORM Will DOWS and DOORS by RINBRAL RROMZI CMP for Tear farlhee Pialaelieo mieas ta nqaMtf to rSS55S3to--iMO--s Na 5-0404 WILSON-WEESNER-WILICINSON CO tn Martlta laanUa SUH Ca ora ecauwai guoas ogg mamn Broadway 4.