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"0- Page NASHVILLE BANNER Mon Sept 9 1963 Forest Ara Forests cover more than half of South Carolina 1 1 Page NASHVILLE BANNER Mon Sept 9 1963 FForests 0 0 Na 11 rr 50 iiI II i 1 0 0 (3 a Li 0 'e of South jCtrce7rvoea lrinaln l' ore than ill alt ma half Saigon Viet Nam troops d'a rushed Into high school and arrested 750 jeering schoolboys who defied President Ngo Dinh Diem's government by barricading their I trI04 Wt i Mt tII1 Buddhist Raiders On CIA's Payroll Charges Against Sheriff Dropped kgaitinst ropped served from Feb 2 1963 until May 31 1963 on a bad check charge from Warren County Warren County General Sessions Judge Officer said Jerry Fisher had no previous record In that county erved from Feb 2 1963 until fay 31 1963 on a bad check harge from Warren County arren County General Sessions udge Officer said Jerry Isher had no previous record 1 that county 06b01 VtAtst0MIPPAROIF lir di 4 1 119410011 0-1 4 1-- 1-1 1 7 I 1 1 ri a 4k 1 1: A 1 -4 146 1' 1 I I I il 1- I A A i i I Sr''' I 4 I 1 1 I 1 iii l'' 1- 4 I i I i 1 ei i i I 1 c- 'At i too -AN ii 4 iri 44-4 E' IP 1 tadDRARING 1 "'la 1 1114(Itti kit -nuzvly tt UPI 11 PI 4 I 41) Fr III (0) 4 ADVER1 'SEMEN Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do false teeth drop slip or Wobble when you tea mit laugh or sneeze? Don't he anhoYed and embarrassed by mich handicaps PASTEETH an alkaline Mon-sold) powder to sp kie on your plates keens false teem more firmly eet(ltives confident feel- ing of security' and added eomfort No gummy gooey pasty taste or feeling Get FASTEE'ril today at drug counters everywhere OIL PAINTING SETS PASTEL OUTFITS WATER COLOR SETS CRAYON SETS DRAWING INSTRUMENTS sj) 0 ys 11 IVO IA I i P1 ii I-14 if tAf I tlis' I 14l'a)' ADVERIISEMEM Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do false teeth drop silo or Wobble when you talk eat laugh or sneeze? Don't be annoYed and embarrassed by such laandleaps PASTEETH an alkaline Mon-sold) powder to sp lie on Tour Mettle Keene teem InniNor grti mmy gtt security tanencistde nort tit: Ina oet FASTEETII today at drug counters everywhere allirtartdDRAR1 NG xLsappT4L 1 I3 ti OIL PAINTING SETS PASTEL OUTFIT 1HW WATER COLOR SETS 4w CRAYON SETS DRAWING INSTRUMENTS 41' b7 11111114 7 0 491 illP tkNplb -fill etet7 li i- itii 0 0 I ciktItt I kl' 'tq A at a 1 school and going on strike The military governor of Saigon warned pupils and their parents stern measures will be taken to quell the unrest In a communique Brig Gen Ton That Dinh said male demonstrators Over 20 years of age would be drafted into the Army and students of both sexes under 20 would be sent to special "re-education centers" He warned parents they would be held responsible for their children's activities and would have to pay for the expense of keeping their children in the centers Pupils who are guilty of repeatedly demonstrating may be tried by a military court the communique said Military courts are empowered to impose death sentences The latest demonstration broke out at the huge Chu Van An Boys' High School It was similar to strikes in several other Saigon boys and girls high achools Saturday Government forces however were rougher today They dragged the pupils into trucks and carted them off to jail The military governor blamed the uprising on the Communist Viet Cong guerrillas (From Pigs Ono) a new superintendent selected before the start of another term Early next month a comprehensive survey of the two divisions will be reported outlining areas of improvement for the administrators The survey was made by the Education Research Services Inc of White Plains NY Dr Francis Cornell president of the firm directed the study The Transitional Board of Education has indicated it will rely greatly on the study in setting policies and plans for the unified system A new school board to be appointed by Mayor Beverly Briley will take over administration of the schools in July 1964 Officials in both city and county schools said actual enrollment figures will be available later this week (From Page One) a new superintendent selected the start of another term Early next month a cam- survey of the two divisions will be reported au-- lining areas of improvement for the administrators The survey was made by the Education Research Services Inc of White Plains NY Dr Francis Cornell president of the firm directed the study The Transitional Board of Education has indicated it will rely greatly on the study in set- ting policies and plans for the unified system A new school board to be appointed by Mayor Beverly will take over edminis- tration of the schools in July 1964 Officials in both city and county schools said actual en- rollment figures will be avail- able later this week opmtmaet wk tymogr4'' sat Photo by Paul Schleicher DAY OF SCHOOL brings big decisions with if a fellow's tardy This youngster peeping School 12th Ave debates the merits new world of studying or clinging to summer pastimes THE FIRST into Clemons of entering a 1-SQUARES TRIANGLES T-SQUARES TDIAMCZI Pq Ell Miss Truett Laos Battle Fought Near Embassy i3i) Washington (UPI) South'are on a secret US payroll re-Viet Nam's American-trained liable sources said today counter-guerrilla forces used to These sources said Col Le spearhead the government drive Quang Tung who Is considered against Buddhist Pagodas still South Viet Nara's most powerl ful military commander re- 86500 Star ceives $3 million a year from the Central Intelligence Agency to pay and maintain his "special forces" Tung received his regular monthly payment of about $250- 000 from the CIA Tuesday de-before spite publicly announced US disapproval of the wholesale arprehensive rest of Buddhists students and other government opponents in which Tung's troops figured prominently ii informants said It was the counter-guerrilla troops which stormed Buddhist Pagodas in Saigon Aug 21 and they have supported police mak- ing mass arrests of anti-govern- ment student demonstrators since that date Information reaching here indicates most CIA men in South Viet Nam bitterly oppose con-Briley tinuance of the payments made under the terms of a secret agreement the agency concluded with the government 18 months ago The special es were created trained and armed for use in border-crossing raids on Troopers Communist-held North Viet Nam and work with anti-Communist tribesmen in the mountains of South Viet Nam (From Page One) Reliable sources said CIA men in Birmingham were met by in Saigon feel the ruling Ngo Col Al Lingo state patrol chief Dinh family has reversed the Two Negro lawyers were with purpose of the troops for its own ends and is using them for the girls purposes opposed by the United "You will not be allowed to States enter leave the complus" Lingo The intelligence agents were told the group several times said to hope the United States Attorney Ernest Jackson in- uired: "Do I understand you would cut off its pa3rments to Ire telling me to Tung as a demonstration of the fact that it will not tolerate the "Im telling von to leave Im- misuse of American funds and rnediately" Lingo said 'the group left to the jeers equipment )f more white children leaning (A German magazine windows lished an interview today with Joe Dolan assistant deputy Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu whose husJ attorney general watched band is regarded as the "power he encounters at Birmingham behind the throne" in Saigon Prior to the confrontation at saying the United States would West End Lingo gave Dolan a not dare to halt aid to the of Wallace's executive or- Saigon regime ler A Justice Department offi- (Mme Nhu was quoted as John Door also was pre- saying "Nobody would trust lent at Tuskegee them any more" if they did) "The governor has pledged to The sources said everyone )reserve law and order in the present at a CIA staff session 'tate and he will do whatever is in Saigon a week ago today lecessary" Bill Jones Wallace's favored termination of the pay- )ress secretary said in advising ments of Tung except for one hat National Guard units had man who was "half-heartedly" )een alerted by the governor in favor of continuing them Lt Birmingham The following day however At Washington Atty Gen the dissidents were notified that tobert Kennedy went into con- the CIA still was doing "business erence with top Justice Depart- EtS usual" with 'rung apparently nent aides on Wallace's latest on orders from Washington (From Pap One) In Birmingham were met by Col Al Lingo state patrol chief Two Negro lawyers were with the girls "You will not be allowed to enter leave the camptus" Lingo told the group several times Attorney Ernest Jackson in quired: "Do I understand you are telling me to "Im telling you to leave im- mediately" Lingo said The group left to the jeers of more white children leaning from windows Joe Dolan assistant deputy attorney general watched the encounters at Birmingham Prior to the confrontation at West End Lingo gave Dolan a copy of Wallace's executive order A Justice Department official John Doar also was present at Tuskegee The governor has pledged to preserve law and order in the state and he will do whatever is necessary" Bill Jones Wallace's press secretary said in advising that National Guard units had been alerted by the governor at Birmingham At Washington Atty Gen Robert Kennedy went into conference with top Justice Department aides on Wallace's latest Smithville Charges that De-Kalb County Sheriff Harold Frazier and a former sheriff fired Into a Negro home here were dismissed today after Defense Atty McAllen Foutch moved for a dismissal on the grounds of "flimsy General Sessions Judge Charles White dismissed the charges but Robert Fisher the Negro said he would take further action Fisher could ask the grand jury which meets in November to look into the case court officials said Fisher's attorneys Avon Williams and Alexander Looby both of Nashville did not appear The 2-hour hearing was moved from the judge's office to the circuit courtroom which was filled to capacity Neither defendant testified Fisher's two children are attending previously all-white Smithville Elementary School Sheriff Frazier told the BANNER today he was "home in bed" when the shots were fired Sheriff Frazier and former (1948-1950) DeKalb County Sheriff Malone were arrested Saturday in connection with the Sept 3 shooting incident "It just isn't true" Sheriff Frazier said "I don't go around threatening people or shooting at them" Fisher swore out warrants for Frazier and Malone and County Coroner Cal Loring only officer authorized to do so arrested Frazier Constable Everett Hall arrested Malone Fisher said Malone was driving an automobile stopped near his home on East Bryant Street by state troopers shortly after a shotgun blast about 11:30 pm Tuesday smashed his front door No one was injured He said he asked foz the warrant for Frazier because the sheriff had threatened lam when his children Betty Jean age 9 and Samuel 8 entered Smithville Elementary School down the street from the Fisher home last Tuesday They have continued their attendance The Smithville high school also is integrated Sheriff Frazier said school officials had asked him to by" in case of trouble during the school desegregation but "I always got along with all the Negroes here never had any trouble" "I even helped get his (Robert Fisher's) boy out of the workhouse once when he was over in Coffee County on a bad check charge" the sheriff added Coffee County records show that a Jerry Fisher Negro about 22J MY95 9 5 HD UT Vientiane Laos UP) Right-wing troops fought a sharp two-hour battle near the American Embassy today with pro-Communist Pathet Lao soldiers No Americans were hurt Neutralist Premier Prince Soutanna Phouma postponed plans to fly to New York for the UN General Assembly as new crisis loomed over Laos Eight-wing Gen Bouneleuth (one name) said arrangements had been- made for a plane to fly here from Hanoi capital of neighboring Communist North Viet Nam to fly out all Pathet -'i''''IL(114-'1' 411Aqi: ITT' tftf Lao forces in this capital which is controlled by the right wing The Pathet Lao Men about 100 of them had been stationed here as a security guard for Pathet Lao officials in the neutralist-Right wing-pro-Communist coalition government A right-wing spokesman said one Pathet Lao soldier was killed in today's clash and one wounded He said there were no right-wing casualties A Filipino hospital worker here under Operation Brotherhood was killed when machine gun fire hit his jeep Another civilian was injured -1 1ift -'ttzli 1111 ql Imte W1 1-gTAI) 1 3 rici IL Grand Jury Hears Laws 7SPECIALN $1459 's for only FOAM RUBBER TOP and BOTTOM 10 IOTTOM (Continued From Page One) pends to a large extent upon how you discharge the responsibilities which you have assumed as grand jurors" the jurors were advised FREE Foam Pillows with loth Special Dr Sikes '10 for your old COIL SPRING On hording I New SPlinP Calls sesimat ithi ZOO mile oor radlits Nashville your old IL SPRING kegs 61 Now SPrinP tells made 411Livoyikas0 ZOO vial i001-" Mitt gy radios --4 Noskvitie 1 Big Discount Disco unt IMarket Trends I on all No 5 Upholstering St Easy 1 Terms I The sources said the special forces were organized and armed by the CIA and trained under its supervision in a project not connected with normal US military aid to South Viet Nam Some units were specially trained for assassination and sabotage the sources said Tung is chief of Viet Nam's presidential security service and chairman of a committee which advises Nhu on secret military matters as well as commander of the special forces It )r k647-5434 (Continued from Page One) D-Tenn said "We want to have the contest run over again The judges made a mistake" House majority leader Carl Albert D-Okla told 2liss Tennessee "You certainly improved the looks of the Tennessee delegation" The Tennessee delegation attended the luncheon given by two bachelor members Rep Robert A Everett of Union City and Rep Tom Murray of Jackson Rep Clifford Davis of Memphis dean of the delegation presided Davis read a telegram which Gov Clement had sent to Rep Everette saying "Will you please serve as my personal emissary in naming Miss Martha Ellen Truett as a colonel on my staff at your luncheon today She has brought much honor and credit to Tennessee and we are all very proud of her" Miss Truett in response said "I feel very proukof my state and was proud to represent it In Atlantic City I feel that we did not do our best but we did all right" Nashville-Bound Miss Tennessee planned to fly to Nashville late today to spend the night On Tuesday morning she will see Gov Clement's sister Miss Annabelle Clement and possibly other officials at the State Capitol She will be given a welcoming reception at the New Southern Hotel in Jackson Tuesday at 5 pm Jackson is the headquarters of the Miss Tennessee Pageant John Womack executive director and Tom Hensley executive secretary of the pageant accompanied Miss Truett on her trip Her parents Mr and Mrs Ellis Truett who were with her in Atlantic City have returned home Miss Tennessee modestly smiled at the many compliments paid to her by members of the congressional delegation She remarked "Daddy said all this attention is going to my head and he's going to put me to work" Tours Ahead Miss Truett will take a vacation from her Vanderbilt studies at least during the current semester and possibly the entire scholastic year because her duties as Miss Tennessee will interfere with her She expects to make several tours advertising products of Tennessee businesses "Miss Tennessee" is majoring in English with a minor in mathematics and expects to earn a teacher's certificate Her father is the high school principal at Tiptonville Rep Davis told Miss Tennessee "You have brought a bright ray of sunshine to the capital You do us a great honor by coming here" The veteran Memphis congressman said he had had a recent cataract operation on his eyes but "fortunately last Friday my eyesight was restored completely" He said this happy event occurred just in time to enjoy seeing Miss Tennessee and the other beauties in the Miss America contest over television ritKhrOle New York moved forward in a mixed stock market early this afternoon with trading fairly active Gains and losses of most key stocks were fractional some going to a point or so The "glamour" issues as usual provided some faster ways MINIM attempt to block desegregation Wallace said he took the action because "the threats of force and unwarranted integration of the public schools of this state is detrimental to the public interest" Later he also alerted National Guard units for use in Birmingham "just in case they're needed" The governor claimed in his orders that "integration of the public school will totally disrupt and effectively destroy the education process There was no doubt in the minds of anyone that Wallace had challenged and defied the Federal government on school integration His executive orders which he used last week to delay school openings on an integrated basis last week in Tuskegee and Huntsville were issued less than three hours before ClaSS time today The latest orders left situation in this shape: white pupils can enter and proceed with their studies but Negro children are barred from attending classes with them The latest gubernatorial decree bore down hard on theory that the entry of Negroes would abridge the civil rights of the white pupils "and deprive them of equal protection of the laws" The new Wallace course seemed to be following a decision by Federal Judge Frank Scariett in a Savannah Ga school desegregation case earlier this year Scarlett ordered segregation continued but was promptly reversed by the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals The case has been appealed to the US Supreme Court Wallace and a group of attorneys who appeared with him on a statewide television network Sunday night pointed to the Scarlett ruling and said the issue of inter-racial schools still was in the courts They denied that the 1954 Supreme Court decision voiding public school segregation is "the law of the land" 1 The governor said as he did by the Alabama Constitution and state laws to issue such executive orders "I George Wallace as governor of Alabama do hereby order and direct that no student shall be permitted to integrate the public schools of the City of Birmingham Ala his order for that city read The two orders for Mobile and Tuskegee read simillarly Judge Postpones tione it would be your duty to make a thorough investigation and to return a 'true bill' or 'no true bill' according to the law and evidence in the case" "There is no excuse for a person to imbibe intoxicating liquors to the extent that he becomes under the influence of them and then operate any motor vehicle upon the highways or streets of this state" Leathers declared "Every person who becomes intoxicated and drives an automobile is a potential murderer" into Violations" Leathers said "I trust that you will look into all violations of this section of the code carefully in order that this menace of drunken driving may 1) curbed" The new jury was told that one of the most "prevalent" violations of the gaming law was the numbers racket but it was explained other gaming violations included "betting on elections horse races or any other game of hazard" Concerning the traffic of obscene literature and photographs Leathers said it "has such a deleterious effect upon the morals especially of our youth and school children that I hope you will give any alleged violations your very careful attention" Members Named Named to the September term of the Grand Jury were: Morris Zager Ensworth Ave-flue delicatessen and bakery' owner foreman Paul Ackerman of 4131 Lea-land Lane US poqtal clerk Mrs Charles Broome 6244 Vosswood Drive whose husband is a district manager for Life and Casualty Insurance CO Mrs Marther Banker 724 Greely Drive wife of Banker president of' Mid-Tenn Steel Co Forrest Reed 5115 Hillsboro Road president of Tennessee Book Store William Quarles of 2103 Golf Club Lane retired hardware dealer Phil Barksdale 2713 Oakland Ave retired postal employe Mrs Harold Hull 201 Olive Branch Road whose husband is a vice president of Commerce Union Bank Allen 3830 Cross Creek Road Western Kentucky Coal Co John Jeffords of 5920 Hillsboro Road president of Tennessee Title Co Marcellus Harsh of 3145 Hunter's Hill Road Donelson retired phosphate dealer William Fishgall 2400 Franklin Road department manager Swift Co James Ward Hunter's Hill Road Donelson retired feed I merchant "The peace happiness and welfare of the community de-I rNASHVILLEV 2560155 CLARKSVILLE 647-5434 jAI 00 low-cost professional out We savings Doctor i I 1 I' -7-' A 10 NASHVILLE 2560155 CLARKSVILLE dir 647-5434 OM 4 0 0 ri i' 1 i I i low-cost essional mats We i IIISS 1 i Doctor 1 1 AL i I i 'Nf' 7 I lows -cost profession: Doctor 1 1 4 1 moipmempmiEwoolivit Cr eel NASHVILLE 11 2560155 CLARKSVILLE 0 4 dilaW I AW2110 Peageelplioa 19eleo5 6ildeo ee Flaolo2 Sikaapc'eaoc2kdo gotlYael I Dr-1 (Continued from Page One) Tenn July 28 1882 he was a son of the late Jesse Sikes and Jennie James Sikes of Murfreesboro He was reared by his grandmother the late Mrs Atha Thomas of Franklin He attended Battle Ground Academy and Vanderbilt University and received his MD degree from Vanderbilt in 1918 A member of the Vanderbilt football Ixams of 1911 1912 1913 and 1914-Dr Sikes was considered one of the greatest fullbacks ever to play for Vanderbilt He was All-Southern fullback in 1912 1913 and 1914 and In 1914 served as captain of the Vanderbilt team Active in many campus affairs he was elected Bachelor of Ugliness one of the top honors for Vanderbilt men He was a member of the Delta Tau Delta social fraternity and Phi Chi medical fraternity was president of the Commodore Club a member of the Owl Club and president of the Panhellenic Council After receiving his MD degree in 1918 Dr Sikes served in the Medical Corps during World War Following the war he served his internship and residency at Bellevue Hospital in New York City Before returning to Nashville in 1922 he was associated with the Public Health Institute in Chicago for a year When he first entered private practive here Dr Sikes was associated with the late Dr A Oughterson and Dr Lucius Burch later opened an office on his own At the time of his death Dr Sikes' office was in the Doctors' Building He had served on the Board of Hospital Commissioners and was a member of the Nashville Academy of Medicine Nashville Society of Internal Medicine American Medical Association Tennessee Medical Association and Southern Medical Association Dr Sikes was a Eaptist He was a former member of the Hermitage Club and the Belle Meade Country Club He was married Oct 2 1943 to the Bessie Mai Adkins who survives Other survivors are a sister Mrs Ross Greene of Hermitage and an aunt Mrs Dorsey Jamison of St Louis Pallbearers will be Gray Smith Jack Nye Dr Shoulders Allen Brown LacLockert Dr Walter Morgan Bell Bernard Evers Winston Cherry Tom Gold Dr Eugene Regen John Neal Brown Charles Ransom Fritz Dressler Douglas Hall Harry Williamson Thomas Cummings Dr Robert Warner Fred Whittemore Harvey Prid Lewis Pride John Grimes John McGrath Dr Rollin Daniel Dr Joe Alford Gil Reese Dr Carol Turner of Memphis Dr Henry Douglass Dr Nat Shofner Horace Hill Wentworth Caldwell Warner McNeilly Jr John Barksdale William all Holm es Anderson Leonard Simms William Baird Jr Grimes Manning Dr Shoulders Clark White and James Stahlman gvolp 067sy Our 50th Yen Our 50th Ireton I GR 0 Appraisers Counselors Realtors i Nacos IFFITH CO 1-bRI7FiTH CO NO "Limited Time" Spedals NO Temporary "Reductions" 16 You get our LOWEST PRICES Our BIGGEST 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