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ww" Pa J-THE NASHVILLE BANNED Tues June 1 19S4 Menzler City Council Education TV Ike Deplores In Capsule Assignment (Continued From Pag Ons) winds sunbathersi sprawled on th lawn do exclaimed Gonzales The aquatic-minded automobile Ignored him At the last minute Loretta Bean a 15-year-old Training Union member and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Bean of 2842 Sugar Tree 'Road bailed into the outlaw automobile and set the hand brake just as the front wheels reached the water Rolling across the lawn the ear had run directly over a bag containing wrist watches rings and assorted valuable of the class Casualties? Not one watch crystal broken not one earrtpg bent! J- Fiorenc Nightingale nomination of th week goes to neat nurse Billie Davis and Margaret Maddux Billi it a nurtt and Margarst it in the admitting of-fic at Baptist Hospital Both topi at their jobs and hav personalities that match their capabilities! Current isnue of Look Magazine an article Cronies" lists among them Alton (Pet) Jones chairman of the Cities Service Co Vanderbilt '15 They met at Augusta National Golf Club Augusta Gq and became friends" affectionate among his golfing pals is said to be Bobby Jones one of the sports greats who attended Fred Russell's 25th anniversary celebration last year Look says the President often calls Bobby Jones long distance just to chat and will certainly give him a ring when something strikes the man in the White House as funny got to tell Bob Jones about he will say If he gets in the mood we wouldn't mind if he called Eddie Jones once In a while with a couple of funnies We could use the material The entertainment roundup Robert Booth reported the most as Jupiter in "Amphitryon" Capitol Hill (Continued From Pag On) indicates that recent political attacks on him hav reacted by making vote for hi son The anti-Clement press ha been trving to make the elder Clement a target Jn the guber- natortal campaign The ekJer Clement delivered he address of welcome at the 31st arfttual meetingjpf the sixth district Tennessee Etoral Letter Carrier Association Ladies Auxiliary Dickson and he received much more applause than the usual polite handclapping Governor Clement's opening campaign speech will be broadcast over a statewide radio network which includes Nashville stations WSM and WLAC plus stations in Chattanooga Knox-vifie Memphis Johnson City and Lebanon Next week Governor Clement will make 30-minute television speeches in each of the largo cities of the state Monday night he appears on WJHL-TV John-in Knoxville Tuesday night Nashville Thursday night on Chattanooga Wednesday night During the daytime period Friday night in Memphis During the davtime period next week Clement will put his campaigning for renomination into high gear in the communities he is scheduled to visit His perennial opponent Gordon Bi owning chairman of the board of directors of the Tennessee Valley Life Insurance Company of Jackson opens his campaign at Trenton Friday night His address also will be broadcast over radio stations in Nashville Chattanooga Dyers-burg and Jackson and possibly one in Memphis Simultaneously with the Chattanooga endorsement of US Sen Estes Kefauver for re-nomination a movement was launched in Chattanooga to qualify former Memphis Mayor Walter Chandler for the office Chandler however says he would not be a candidate Discovery of pencillin was pioneered bv Sir Arthur Fleming British scientist I ii' it JOE SILLS (Continued From Pag One) has been president of the Nashville Rotaiy Club Dr Will Webb representing the State Board of Education presented Menzler with a cei-tificate of appreciation from the board praising among 'other thing "the scholarly standaids and the high scale of values taught in his school and his advancement of a better' understanding and good will atpong the schools of this and other states" "Tennessee's commissioner of education Dr Quill Cope also praised service to the State and said that Mr Menzler the growth and progress of the school has been almost unbelievable" Menzler first was appointed TIS superintendent in 1921 In July 1936 he became superintendent of the State Tiaining and Agriculture School in Nashville and in 1939 was reappointed TIS superintendent He has held the position since that time Directed State CWA He has served the State and the Community in numerous other important capacities He w-as director of Tennessee's Civil Works Administration in 1933 and was State director of the Board of Pardons and Paroles from 1937 until 1939 and from 1945 until 1949 He has been president of the Southeastern Conference of Probation and Parole Officials Menzler organized the Tennessee Conference of Social Work in 1916 and served as its president in 1919 He has been specially cited for his civic contributions bv the Boy Scouts of America by the Bureau of Navv Personnel and by the American Red Cross In 1953 he wasawardpd honorary doctor of laws degree from the University of Chattanooga Mr Menzler' most outstanding contribution has been his work at Tennessee Industrial Commissioner Cope said Gen Taylor On Way to Tokyo June (Pi Gen Maxwell Taylor Eighth Army commander left Tokyo today for the United 'States via Honolulu BAROMETER AND WIND At 10 barometer readtnz 19 17 nd steady wind direction southwest at 18 Humidity Want Ads save time Swincf into with a sparkfing The News LOCAL it Four Hillsboro residents fils suit In Chancery Court seeking to have site of Green Hills sewer pump changed it Cancer Crusade officials an- ticlpate $85000 goal to be reached at final report meeting Wednesday rit Willoughby Pugh 34 Jumper of 15500 Criminal Court bonds jailed in Hew Orleans on 'armed robbery counts ''baby bandit" of 13 years ago l-fr Georg Guy Jr son of Mr and Mrs George Guy of 249 Lauderdale Road to be graduated from ft Military Acad- emy West Point next Tuesday Zit May was the third coolest in Nashville weather history even though it exited Monday with the hottest 93 of the year yk Pair" admits two safecrackings at Frank Fuel A Equipment Co 816 Tenth Ave North it Dr Kslly White preslderit of Belmont College Js awarded doctor of divinity degree at Wake Forest C) College it Law enforcement officers over Middle Tennessee invited I to FBI conference here Thursday on interstate transportation of stolen property Boy Scout Troops 78 and 77 receive charters at State Train-" lng and Agricultural School in ceremony led by Civltan Club Deaths! jt Mrs Anna Phillips Mulvey '78 of 2318 McGavock Road 1 it Thomas Jefferson Lowsry 88 of Goodlettsville A-Jacob Wado Bachman 49 self-employed painter of 809 Madison St Victor Hugo Heimor 78 of Jacksonian Apartments it Miss Susis Msrgsrst Works 71 of Charlotte Road -fr Mrs Dsisy Bscton 57 of 2415 Cruten St ir Mrs Edrsis Evsns 25 of Layton Ohio former Nashvil-lian -4 Jetto Lae Athburn 56 of 407 Vi Lellyett Ave STATE (CsndMustioe newt that Css so-Mcrd la oarlisr stats adltlons of The BaoasrJ ir Church funds totaling $300 taken in Mt Pleasant breakin ir James Bomsr direct representative from Bedford County asks rselection ir Governor's Alcoholism Study Commission sets next meeting June 21 appoints committees to learn what neighboring states are doing about alcoholism ir Gunman robs City loan firm of $500 Dr Bam Selsnbsrgsr missing on flight from Dandrldge Tenn to Washington ir Robert Christianborry gets honorary doctor of laws degree at Tusculum College it Birmingham votes on return of sports segregation law ir Fifty-four cadets at Western (Ky) State College to get commissions by July ir James Birdsong 35 farmer dies In trsetor-suto mishap In Giles County ir Clyde Ross Rich 24 Wsyns County dies in traffic mishap ir Joseph Weir Knoxville new president of Tennessee Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association ir Former Governor Prantioa Cooper toura nation' defense installations ir Gov Frank Clamant a Hoover Commission bias in public power issue ir Dr 8am Bonasso Russellville Ky heads Pennyrllle Dental Society ir Kentucky Wesleyan College's 25 graduate warned against pessimism and perfectionism ir Julian Hayden Owensboro elected head of The Kentucky State Aaaociation National Association of Letter Carrieit A- Kentuckian blind 34 years may regain partial sight as le-suit of opsration WE STOP LEAKS Tlo Sbp' yh JIM ANDERSON'S (Continued From Fags On) president from 1948 ua-tll shortly before his inauguration last year Applause interrupted the 30-mlnute speech 21 times After stating that America I completely united in opposing communism the President added Cause of Division my friends and I say this la there any other subject that seeme at this moment to be the cause of so much division among In addition to criticizing those who cause "division" the President attacked "doubters" who to fear other people's and "begin to talk about censoring the sources and the communication of ideas honest men and women among these wou)d-be censors and regulators may merely forget that the price of their success would be the destruction of that way of life they want to preserve" he said the dishonest and the disloyal among them know exactly what they are attempting to do perverting and undermining a free society while falsely swearing allegiance to It He cautioned against allowing "ourselves to be persuaded that every individual or party that takes issue with out convictions is necessarily wicked or treasonous When that happens he said Indeed were are approaching the end of freedom's He also warned against confusing dlosent with disloyal noting that "we are descended in blood and spirit from revolutionaries and rebels men and women who dared to dissent from accepted Two Far-Reaching Policies Turning to global matters the President said America ia committed to two far-reaching policies: and foremost we are dedicated to the building of a cooperative peace based upon truth justice and fairness "Second: To pursue this effectively we seek the strengthening of and her in love of liberty in knowledge and comprehension in a dependable prosperity widely shared and In a military posture adequate for In such policies he said la no iota of aggression no intent to exploit others or deny them their rightful place and space in the world" He added that his Administration knows that "every negotiation with the Communists would be fraught with traps and But he aaid "positive determined dav-to-day toil would pay real dividends among free Mrs Anna I Mulvey To Be Buried Thursday Funeral services for Mrs Anna Phillips Mulvey 78 of 2318 Mo-Gavock Road will be at 2 pm Thursday st Eastland Funeral Home conducted by Dr Mahler Jr Burial will be in Bridgeport Conn Mrs Mulvey mother of Miss Sunny Clapp of the McGavock Road address died Monday night at a local Infirmary following an illness of two years A native of Germany she came to the United States when she was four and the family lived in Oshkosh Wis She moved to Mobile after her marriage to Joseph A Mulvev of Kentucky about 60 yeais ago Mr Mulvev a pluruhtng contiac-toi died in 1952 and since then Mrs Mulvev has lived here with her daughter She was a Presbyterian Her survivoi include three other daughteis Mia Anderson of Bridgeport Conn Mr Horace Kelly of Beaumont Texas and Mrs Krisher of Houston Texas three sons Carl A Mulvev of Houston Frank Mulvey of Alexandria Va and John A Mulvev of Philadelphia also 10 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren PRECIPITATION Fr 74 hoar enSInr si mldnlcbt Ttsl thl in nib 4 mtdnlrbl SS Sr-ml this mnth I dale SIS Excess thl mnth la date n't Ttsl tbit tnr tn mldnlchl OS Normal Iblo roar to dole tl 4 limi this roar to data SS Serve your customers with healthful cool Air Conditioning serve yourself with more profits 96 Yeori el Successful Manufacturing At seen in Solvrioy Ironing Customers Change slump Depondabl Curtis CURTIS UNITS! epsral economically cool dehumidify require imall floor ar beautifully adaptable for healing opening the Circle Theater June 23 a Edwards is the new ivory tickler playing nightly at the Zanzibar His uptown tunes are straight from New Wiseman has Hrrr Edwards out on the Dot label Shrine Circus opens at Sulphur Dell a week from todav Choice ticket still available Charlton Heston starring tn Secret of the at the Paramount was a guest in our town for the premier of "The President's Lady" Banker Pet Curlin gavs they had to turn down the loan application of the fellow who wanted to run a pipeline from Salt Lake City to Virginia so he could raise salted peanuts Hippodrome motor magnate Red Chapman reports history was made when he unveiled the seat covers on his car made from an old pair of trousers "First time anybody ever made seat covers out of seat Time (Continued From Pag One) the preliminary local aggressions have been consummated "If we would avoid World War III feared bv so many we must defeat aggression now We can do so only by setting up as our objective the destruction of the basic evil of militant communism a course not for the all-out shooting war that would destroy millions of our friends behind the Iron Curtain but a course for their return to freedom" He said such an objective would require years to achieve but the longer it is put off the greater will be the losses death and devastation the free world will have to accept (Continued From Pag On) a proposed tax levy ordinance of 18 mills on Feb 16 Doyle proposed reducing the general fund Income by $1104000 and proposed holding the ochool levy to approximately $1000000 less income than the schqol board holds necessary for the next school year It is probable this tax levy will be amended or a new proposal made by the finance committee The City charter requires a tax levy to be aet on or before June 15 Thus deadline will probably requite called sessions of the council to complete the levy A tentative proposal submitted by Councilman A Gillem propose keeping the total levy at 22 mills retaining the general fund tax levy at 86 mills and reducing the levy for debt service from 7:45 mills to 8:25 mills Gilltm Suggested Changes Gillem proposed to increase the school levy from 15 mills to 332 mills and to cut the park fund levy the police and fire pension fund levy and the teachers pension fund levy by a total of approximately 75 milla This proposal would still leave the general operating expenses of the City approximately $865-00t short of estimated need and would cut school fund estimates by approximately $500000 It la expected rouncllmen will reduce the tentative budget by 1174000 by eliminating the City light plant and turning its function over to Nashville Electric Service A further reduction of approximately $103000 may be made by cutting out an appropriation for new equipment requested by the public works department It ia also expected counclljnen will propose spending an rvrtl-mated end-of-the-year cash balance of $200000 to bolster thb general fund eliminating any funds for contingencies and not allowing a rash balance to begin the new fiscal year It will he proposed that each departmental budget appropriation be impounded the amount of five per rent to provide a reserve for contingencies No Roeommtndation by West Mayor Ben West has made no tax levy recommendation for 1954-55 and is not expected to make a recommendation although he ia required by charter to present a proposed financial plan for City operation together with an estimate of revenue sources to finance the plan The Mayor will submit a ten-tive budget eatlmate of $8863-25173 and an estimate of general fund revanue to meet the budget at $599742120 Budget reductions or an Increase In taxea will be strictly up to the City Council It appeared today In contrast to Woodroof's protest against any tax increase the finance chairman will recommend added expenses for 1954-55 of approximately $22500 to Increase the pay of the School Mothers Patrol and also will recommend the addition of eight positions of motorcycle officers to the police department Woodroof is strongly supported In his contention that the member of the highly successful School Mother Patrol Initiated by Mayor Went ar entitled to more than the $60 per month they now receive during the school term The patrol Is completing its third year on June 5 without either an accident or death at any school crossing protected by the patrol Reds Capture (Continued From Pago On) new French delta divisions will he equipped with matetial never before used in Indochina French Panhard armored lecon-naiaaance cars and 13-ton tanks that can operate in the flooded rice fields In addition French aerial fir power has multiplied five fold since the fall of Dlen Blen Phu largely through the arrival of American-manufactuied carrier-based planes Seven American landing ships were slated for use In the delta for the debarkation of troops in river and canals under French plans for more mobile defenses which pack terrific fir power Reliable sources said France and the United States will sign an accord at Saigon thi week covering a large-scale training program for Vietnamese troops similar to the successful tiaining of South Koreans The American plan calling first for tha training of officer cadres is believed to envisage the training of 20000 to 30000 men at a time French officers would be in control of the pio-grain Consider Plan For Armistice Geneva June 1 UP The Western Big Three todav considered a plan which would put a four-nation neutral commission in charge of an Indochina armistice without the rLsk of any Communist-imposed paralysis such as occurred in Korea Members of the commission would be the Soviet Union Great Britain Sweden and Switrerland The nine-member Indochina conference was In recess today hut Individual meetings wers held bv both East and West Russian Foreign Minister Molotov leturned -from a mvstery trip to Moacow and immediately conferred with Red China's premier and foreign minister Chou En Lai Tha idea for a four-nation supervisory commission developed ss a result of Undersecretary of State Walter Redell Smiths objection that no Communist state could be truly neu-tial Smith pointed to th experience in Korea where a commission composed of two Communist states and two Western neu-tial with India as in-between arbiter was paralysed because Communist members either boycotted commission meetings or failed to recognise decisions by the other two The Communists also proposed a four-man commission for Indochina but for II memherahip proposrd Poland Czechoslovakia India and Pakistan Great Britain latest top secret experimental submarine which will 'be launched soon will be poweied by a special fuel which expert believe may gh It higher speeds than the American atomic-powerd Nautilus (Continued From Pag On) resources for programming informational-type ahowa Today educational stations are In operation In Pittsburgh San Francisco Houston East Lansing Mich and Madison Wis Officials predict by the end of the year 20 more will be on the air and by' the end of 1956 there may be as many an 50 being used to create better among the people of the nation In cities where most rapid progress ia being made support has come from community-wide campaigns Dr Robb said 45-Mil Radius The station would cover a radius of 45 miles and take in Clarksville Lebanon Gallatin Springfield Franklin and Murfreesboro Solicitations are being organized tn these communities In the initial year of operation a five-day a week schedule is planned for Channel 2 Morning programs would be devoted to the interests of homemakers and pre-school children After noon programs would be beamed at school-age youngsters Telecasts of general family Interest would be in the evenings with emphasis on adult show The Committee is the action arm and ia organized to seek contribution William Nelson II local investment broker is chairman Foundation officers are Dr Rudolph Light president Nelson treasurer Dr Robb program chairman who has served a acting president for the past three months during Dr absence Original members in addition to Light are John Sloan Alfred Sharp Maxey Jarman and Alfred Starr Othar Msmbsrs Other member are Chancellor Harvle Branacomb of Vanderbilt University President Hugh Stuntz of Scarrltt College President Henry Hill of Peabody College President Kelly White of Belmont College Dr Athens' Pultlaa David Lipscomb College President Harold West Meharry Medical College Supt A Bass Nashville City Schools Supt Moss Davidson County Schools Lowry Larry Mulhall the Rev Francis Shea John Hood principal Watkln Institute Mrs Miller Jones Davidson County PTA Dr Crump AAI State University Mrs John Neal Brown Middle Tennessee Radlo-TV Council Mrs Ma Souby Har-peth Hall School Arnold University of Tennessee Extension Service Mr Poag Nashville PTA Hall Harry Carter State Department of Education Sager Montgomery Bell Academy President Charles Johnson of Fisk University Aubrey Maxwell chairman of the Davidson County Board of Education and Malden Dishner president of the Nashville Board of Education Police Probe (Contirud From Pag On) began gathering In front of his store after that The Negro children in the community attend school in a church Jo Troop principal of the whit school said he knew nothing about the fight at the time but was told a developed when "someone said something about the colored children going to school with the whites The two Negros Injured were treated for head ruts at a hospital and released They were identified as Boh Malnne 33 and Ida Watkina 40 The injured white names were not know The Incident was the first reported between white and Negroes in Tennessee since the Supereme Court ruled agalnat segregation in the public schools Malone's address was listed as Route 3 Murfreesboro Mrs Watkin lives at Walter Hill Authorities at Rutherford Countv Hospital said they were treated for cut and bruises and released Rutherford County authotilies said no chargee have arisen from the altercation Deputies Houston Carlton and Billy Blanton Investigated Blanton said 35 or 40" persons were Involved in the fight most of them Negroes Bottles chairs rocks and knives were used as weapons he said "The fight was over and most of the white boys gone when we at rived" Blanton satd "It is peareful out theie now" The officer said he "had no ides" what started the fight The fight took place shout 8 in between the Dillon store and Arnold Bros stoie Blanton said There was no evidence of firearms being used he added Seric Comiuoled For Mrs Edresp Evans Funeral service for Mr Edress Evans 25 foimerly of Nashulie were held thi afternoon at the! Ellis and Kidd Funeral Home with Wilhama officiating Burial waa In Mt Olivet Cemelerv Mrs Evana was killed in tn automobile accident Satuidavyaft ernoon at Kingsport She waa born in Daiidson tv and attended Howard Two yeara ago shs moved to DKy-ton Ohio and last yesr married Edress Evans of Dayton 'who sur- vlves Mrs Elans was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Medlin of Nashville who alio eurviies She waa a member of the Church of Christ i I Ot her odrvivm include a son I Batty Holloway Nashville (eight meters Mis Charles Wile Mrs A Collin Mis James Tlgnor Miss Eleanor Mai Medlin Mr Buddy Saiage Miss Barbara A Medlin Miss Carolyn Medlin and Misa Patricia Medlin and four brother ErneM Bobby Medlin all of Nashville and Thomaa A Medlin Dol-laa Texas Fallbeater weis Charles Wih II James Tlgnor Buddv Savage Ewing Barr Owen Medlin and George Medlin Tilo Vrriir in (ireere Athens Greece June 1 ifN 'Yugoslav President Tito armed In Greek waters todav for a atate visit which Informed source will be followed bv announcement of a full military alliance between Greece Turkey and Yugoslavia it Un'on College Kentucky graduates 126 students ir One hundred thirty-five to get degrees Friday at Austin -Peay College it Ruby Ramity of Gallatin heads Fourth District VFW Auxiliary it OCis Endtley Belfast farmer named campaign manager for Gov Frank Clamant in Marshall Oountyr if William Hull of Memphis named president of Freed-Harde-man College Alumni Association it Armv engineers to open bid June 22 on new facilities at Redstone Arsenal Deaths it Mrs Bitha Linder 92 Livingston it Miss Esterlyna Wakefield 47 Maury County it Hitt 86 retired Bedford County teacher it Hayden Mac Young Cannon 40 Westmoreland it Miss Ola Weatharington 36 Savannah -ir Mrs Gsntve Mauds Hmss Smith 68 Mt Pleasant it Mrs Lilli Vtna Andsrton 59 Beford County it Oudson 76 Dickson it Mr Ruby Wimberlsy Blount 42 Pari A' Georg Washington Swinford 68 Fayetteville ir John Powell 91 Erin ir Mr Cora Wood Arnold 76 Shelbyville ir Thomas Sanders Payns 81 Haitavllle ir Mrs Tallis Hire 77 Lafayette ir Mrs Arris Paschall 61 Pan -A- Mrs Mary Holman 78 Russellville Ky it John Pslli Millar 69 Adolphus Ky Route 1 it Mrs Edith Belter 62 Scotle-villr Route 3 ir Mrs Lena Lovell 79 Humboldt NATIONAL it President asks more funds for Htomlc defense it McCarthy blocks tempoiarily use of file on Pvt David work at hearings pending deletion of names of names ir UN Secmlty Council meet Thui sday to consider suggestion for peace commlsaion in Indochina ir Social Security legislation goes before House for debate it Eisenhower deplores division within America on how to fight communism it Adm Cook says should intervene in Indochina now ir CpI Clauds Batcholor Hermit Texas ex-POW who first refused repatriation signs non-Communiat affidavit so ha can collect $4000 back pay INTERNATIONAL ir Reds eapturt post on Hanoi lifeline it "Angsl of Dlen Bien returns to Paris home gy Chinese Reds world revolution a "accomplished fact" by 1973 Willoughby Pugh Arrested lit New Orleans Willoughby Pugh 34 "baby handlt" of 13 year ago has been Jailed in New Orleans on four armed robbery counts The word was welcomed by the hoys at jf Williams Bonding Co who posted $5500 tn Criminal Court bonds which Pugh Jumped last September when he failed to show for '1 la! 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