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Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 7

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diATT IVEDNIZDAY '411Si IDA IL CIATT Rail to Pony tray Be Forced Out of 3DIE16 IIISSIIIG 111 CAVE COLLAPSE 4 a IJ HAY PROPOSE 17--- 1 11E17 SCIFIICE BRIT utna Cabinet' to Be Announced Soon I to Coordinate Plane Sy 110112111t Irtntfcrrtuo Nolo Toro row loos Son trit'vr The Raft roider present'systena carrtel verso kroner tat gnat Lai 110 ela passoures trains the lessee to out of bustneso Tho React succesior to the old' ttltra Is servics Saki Et a lub soot express end Ow Wails raroolltan ttal Irtttan the vasaelliret Root Fa Entombs Custtroom P1uch Hoo tar Lost IISOMUOMMISOW0116 WT 110EltrotatttArl staratutes7 IsTutsdae cooperty oftvs eNotelona1100oldeficizvorts of smooth C4nlasttraLjtmo tut SANT TROND Ileighon Walld's: dace last Su" whet A orts11 Want deadly trap central Itaftroct announced that the Georgia rorida Railroad Theaday on a gmup of anntircons tenant 1 loon It was ean and a 51-per cent owned Central farmers In a stple4crit ram a count VS contract with ibe cod Mats tha Petsta sad ratans dark Asimele dug ail bomb shelters cern Railway notified the agency tis Wend wax a tattler In the dn OW tali ther was Claming to camel Three persons Wel blown deed Waltman fat 0 Westtra earners ecIlltractg" th" alve been that the bi- leastern and mi te monad lal otherehe declared thee lbws weedd be Mona quired 'ale their ewe protection toads waukt aloa talso stmliat tiered to bit both me and women aloes le withdraw from Use express lettsst allff entombed by slides et ureement la the event major Both Perbstars and Roddewig rock and sand blacking the cord- Liman until to through With stressed Twedal the conce'rts at dors through On mushroom beds their intention le withdraw" catr ail railusde over the Railway "There is practically hope et Roddewig president Of the Assn EsPress ACestra dean is saving any of thasat a mom dation of Western Itailmeds ie volume in recent yearx hi water tow reporters sued kts statement in Chicaeo fol railroads' eaPreas Ulan ex lid 11 St cent in Officials estimated 100 et 'ft" a nmunk of th Wtsteta Peri" Pt dreP roads an a el shipments in the ten pylons were working underground Roddirolft osid kis assodation years The downtrend whets the tunnels' roofing started bad dedded to urn upon Aas estalsued MS Yeat to give way Some escaped via air Mao curlers a proposal to delay Ls a report in October- the exhausts and emergency exitL any withdrawal notices until April Interstate Commerce Commis-Same Reareed JO 195 don observed: 'I when such In fog and biting cold scores of The railroads acquired OVAIT service (the Railway Express others wert rescued Some were in shin cd Railway Express In 1111 Agency) a I initially (stab tooditios fmrts skull Inc- The agency operates as a caucus its chief appeal was tures and 4POOCUStAIL aArtier providing express opera epecialized service and superior 1 A 1Tear-old gtri died ea the lions on 1051:11 miles of railroad spud in transit not available way to a hospital threughout the coutry In edit from other types of carriage Rescue teams dug tvro bodies tics to rail express the amity but thole advantages have been from the debris handles air express ender contract practically lost by the blowgunKine Baudouin macis a hurried with US airlines All rail express Ma of new anodes of trilasPorvisit to the same in the Marty memos in either AILIStAter trains talon improvements therein rhiACIATI trifler el Vann Zussen 111 so-called "beadene traffic st over the years and by the 'stab Bolder en the Dutch baler The In ail-express trains lishment of rates by certain of rant went Into the Main CallerI Alfred Perlmen Centmrs thus competitors lower than by ud talked with MCA workers president esmlained his company rail expreed 1 triunity Projects was planning to withdraw from the Perlman 0 Ited competition pollee said the Imderground agency because the toed believed from trucks and the Poet Of-mushroom farms were meauy a more efficient small shipment lice Department's parcel pout (tunny projects maws ft difficult service CAA be developed Central as making much express service to determine Nat bow many were he said idlers an 11-mi1lion-doi- obsolete today "Changing con-buried eaves range in depth from ler annual loss on express service ditiona require changing meth12 to 130 feet Perlman said the railroad exsode" he said The network of meted that its withdrawal from Neither Rnddeweig nor Perlman-made and extended since tbe the flallwar Exinvaa Agency would man suggested what alternative in a ertzylunt pat be of "irreat help" in the cam- method of express shipments tern around six miles Most of the Oany's efforts to pace its pa3Sen- could be used if the Railway roof gave way ter operations on a sound and Agency goes out of Morn searchers said there was ficient basis "Since express on-ibusinest rock and sand blacking the cord- Detects nets go through with dors through tha muhroom beds their intention to withdraw" Clair Mere Is practically boos et Rockiewit president of the Am-easing any 04 mosso a name Matto eg Western is tom mum sued kis statement in Chicago following a meeting ot the Western (tidal' estimated 100 et more roods Persons were working ulldergrclund Itodiewit said his association sites the tunnels' roofing started bod deckled Tuesday to orto nom to give way Some escaped de air other carders a proposal lo delay exhausts and emergency exits 101 wtthdrawal notices until April Seem leareed jo 195t la tog and biting cold scores et The railroads acquired or were rescued Some were In shin et Railway Express in 11 critical condition hum skull frac- The egencY $11 a tainrel3t1 Wes and 600C11111100 carrier providbig express opera 11ese-old girl died co the lions on 1051:11 miles of railroad way to a hospital threughout the country la dill-Rescue teams dug two bodies dm tell Mem the slencI from the debris handles air express under contract King Baudouin made a hurried with US airlines All mil exPrers visit to the seen in the Marty moms to tither 0136enter trains Ilandem village of Went Zwisen as so-called "bead-end" traffic ar Bolder on the Dutch bridge The la all-express trains KIM! went Into the Mtn ifitilerl Mitred Penman Centre's ud talked with fillegli workers president explained his company Family Propels was planning to withdraw from the Pollee said the underground MeV beelus mushroom terms were morsuy a more efficient small shipment family projects maws ft summit service WI be developed Central to determine just how many were he said gutters an 11-mitlion-dolhurled caves range in depth tram tar IMMO 1061 00 express 111TVICO 12 to 130 feet Perlman said the railmad ex The network of meted that its withdrawal from man-made and extended since the the PhillwaY nines' Agency would in a crazy-quilt pot be 01 "great help In the corn-tern around six mats Most of the Pewee Worts to pace its Parsenroof gave way ter operations on a sound and efaome searchers sald them was ficient buts "Since express 'dor through ths mushroom beds' Mere is practically bops of aavtng any of those a rime worker told rePorternOfficials estimated 100 or more persons were working underground Natio the tunnels' roofing started to give war Some escaped via air exhausts and emergetcy exits Seem Reereed la tog sod biting cold scores et others were rescued Some were In (critical condittce tmm skull fractures and 4POOCUS3i011 A 11ear-old trtri died co the way to a hospital LRescue teams dug two bodies am the debris King Baudouin mods a hurried visit to the seem la the marby Moder' village ot richest Tamen I one poulbility that clay pillars atm bulking the frldlertel gam In YOUTHFUL CHAMP probably weakened by the YOUTHFUL CHAMP -A (4: 1OP sOltatas stall Phyla le (loam Ilakat to tight re Sheriff JIM timer county miter tio Lb See der Judge Thrasiten litrs Jennie Suakin Dove Eldridge and Was Judd Knew land Gilts' were changed JVDGE ILNIVITAZIgt Parties closed the courthouse for the yule holidays Those lism7y otticlids end employes slit 50 others pthered In County Judge Wilkes Thrashers ettice Lett WOWS 1111011 DONN DELEGATION EYES ASWAN' DAM 2 From Page One gm Tea taw Pews lent-' WASHLNGTON--The administration is proposing to create a little Cabinet on Science to establish ovevall grovsrnmental policy for edentate research -end development nits planned major reorgydration of governmental scumtifla activities is an outgrowth of the reappraisal of the tion's Scientific effort which fol 'lowed the launching of the first Soviet satellite lut year Out of the reappraisal grew the general conclusion among science officials and advisers in Ins administration that the government's present scientific effort is too uncoordinated and without the necessary leadership to establish over-all policy for the individual reseuch de-' The proposal is to create a 'new committee Which would be known as Federal Council on Science and Technology On the committee would serve top officials of departments and attendee involved in scieritific search such as the Defense Department the Atomic Energy Commission the National Science Foundation and Department of Health Education and Welfare Headed by Killian The council would be headed by Dr James Killian Jr who has been serving for the put year as special assistant to President Eisenhower for science and technology The proposed reorganization II scheduled to be made public by the White House this weekend along with an expected ex ecutive order from the President calling for the plan to be put into effect The council would be responsible for establishing long-range plans for science and technology establishing general levels of government support of re starch and development and pinpointing the areas of research needing more attention As a top-level group it also could stand as a buffer between the individual agencies and the Budget Bureau which committee members feel in the past has played too large a role In dictating the financial support of research The proposal also may have the political effect of heading off recurring suggestions in several quarters that a new department of science be created in the government Creation of such a department is generally opposed by committtee members end science officials with in the government on grounds that it would lead to a too4central1zed bureaucratc on tr ol over scientific activities SCORES IN CHESS round pairing Rem vs Raymond Weinstein of Brooklyn was recorded as drawn in SI moves The fifth round was scheduled for Tuesday night from 44626 ib 630 to 11:30 The atandIng: trans I I lOrrnot I a rich? vs W'Imitetn 1 41 Itssourr inns I torn Mint It Modals its Roshivsky Mame 2 liver ma Bonk 16 Bobby Fischer Victor for First Given His Initial Setback 3'4 DIRKSEN STATES HE HELPED TVA From Page One publican leadership is being sharply challenged by a group of party liberals and moderates who expect to put up a candidate against him declared in Huntsville that he hu the votes necessary to become leader of the 34 Republican senators when they caucus in early January He indicated that he is President thienhourer's preference for the post as be sat for an Interview in the course of a visit at the home of Ilia daughter Mrs Howard Baker Jr of Huntsville Mrs Baker is the idaughter-in-Law of Rep Howard Baker of Tennessee's 2nd District -Tisan Suitt SANTA AT GARAGE: Guests for the holiday luncheon held Tuesday at the state highway garage were (from lefty Raymond Ellen Id Vaughn Perk-Jason and Keeler -P4Of Weir ELECTRIC CLOCK RUNS WHEN CURRENT IS OFF 'roKyo A Japanese firm has developed a new lectric clock which ill said to keep perfect time in spite of variations In voltage or current and run for 5 or 6 hours after the power supply is cut off It uses magnetically controlled pneumatic pump to wind a spring drive which Is set in motion when the electricity varies or ceases '2 BRADY TRIAL SET IN TRAFFIC DEATH Women's Vote Large Turkey 314- 520 women are now employed In the pmfessions and crafts Recent statistics show that 55- 111 women Ian in government service compared with 52981 men And in last year's parliamentary elections the femirdne vote equaled the masculine a foreign ministry spokesman said In the background is a twomonth-old offer of the Soviet Union to contribute 400 million rubles (100 million -dollars at the official rat) in goods and Ser VICO toward the Aswan constriction The UAR announced Monday it bad postponed a final answer to the Soviet offer For Favorable Terms Informed sources said the West European group does not seek to elbow the Soviet Union or the Eut Germans out of the Aswan undertaking The purpose is to insure Western par tielpation on favorable terms they said The genesis of present Western European undertaking was a consortium of Britbh French and West German interests planned several years ago to take part in Egypt's triCantitt hydroelectric construe- WM project Vim plan collapsed after seizure of the Suez Canal In 1959 and subsequent British-French landings at Suez With encouragement a Cairo West German coittpanieS revived the Idea In november The driving force within the West German consortium is the electrical Industry1 represented by the Siemens Company and Allgemeine Elekbicittets Geselichaft (AEG) Hoch ef An Is a subsidiary of a firm owned by AEG in which the US General Electric Co holds a 9 per cent interest There is however no direct US interest in the 1Western European consortium 'according to industry sources In addition to Hoch Tief AG I other members of the consortium which is expected to be enlarged are the Siemens Compaily of Munich and the Dortmunder Union Brueekenbau a bridge-building company Government Obstacle A Bonn government guarantee remains a major obstacle to be overcome Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and the foreign ministry are said to be in favor of a Western role in the Aswan project political reasons They are warmly supported by the US government The ministry however viewing the program as a practical venture is said to have reservations The government has two ways at hand to underwrite the con5ortium4 investment Its Hermes Insurance Company could be authorized to grant the group a guarantee against failure of Egypt to meet the payments Or funds could be earmarked oln the government's 1-billion-mark overseas investment guarantee fund scheduled to beset up early next year Hermes has already underwritten West In a credit to the United Arab RI-public in an amount of 400 million marks tAhsrliassomot) 49 WAYS to Make Marriage Flare Exciting By HERMANN HELMS Noe Yoh Novo NEW YORK 15-yearold United States chess champion Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn started scoring for Um first time Monday in the US Chess Federation titis tournament for the Leming Rosenwald trophy at the Manhattan Chess Club lie had not finished any' of his games in the first four rounds The famous youngster now an international grandmaster began with a draw with William Lombardy world junior champion in their first-round games after 47 moves This he followed up with hardf ought victory lasting 73 moves over lames Sherwin New 'fork attorney unfinished in the third round An exciting finish with Charles Malmo of Philadelphia wee Fischer's next chore It had been adjdurned from the second round Fischer had parted with one of his rooks to establish two passed pawns well up in enemy territory supported by his king Reline had two rooks and an idle pawn but the position was one calculated to test the young Philadelphia master to the utmost Maims resigned after 56 moves when Fischer had a victory in sight Fischer took second place Larry former US champion after posting three victories in succession stained his first defeat at the hands of Donald Byrne of Valparaiso Ind who scored in 56 moves of their second -round match In an ending under time pressure Evans missed a drawing line but Byrne was fully alert to the opportunity Evans with 6-1 to his credit was then still ahead of the standing but being closely pressed by Arthur Bisguier William Lombardy and Samuel Reshevsky Bisguier gained a notable success at theiexpense of Donald Byrne after 59 moves of their third-round game Another third k4 Given Good Chance Most congressional observers here are Inclined to auto that Dirksen who was selected by William Know land his successor for the leadership has a good chance of winning the race for minority leader although his prospects may depend beimSy upon whom the rebel group selects as its candidate at the rump caucus planned for next Tuesday The most liberal elements of the group are backing Sen George Aiken of Vermont who Is senior member and spokesman for the rebels But it is unlikely that Aiken could attract votes from outside the group It is likely therefore that the choice will fall to Sen John Cooper of Kentucky who is supported by a more middle-road element of the reb-H els and may therefore be sic-1 ieptable to some of the conservatives who are not fond of Dirkmen The Contest the most spirited split to develop in Republican ranks since the 1952 convention has gone into low gear for the holiday season but it is expected to take on momentum next weekend The President has agreed through WIlton Persons assistant to stay out of the looniest although he has told members of the liberal group that he can get along with Dirksen and sees no reason to fight him- The vice president shrdlarly staying out although' the rebel group is in dined to regard him as Sympathetic to the fight against Dirkseti run of being together fading a bit? Want to know what to do about it? This article in January Reader's Digest reports 49 practical suggestion from a brainstorming session held by happily married people Might be an idea here which would put spring into your spo'use's spirit You'll enjoy "49 Ways to Make Your Marriage More Exciting" and 35 other entertaining articles in January Reader's on sale at your favorite newastandl From Page Three better With intent to ravish: Irwin Omen driving while drunk anddriving while license revoked: Oettbus Cock) Sr driving while drunk Willie Appling driving while drunk and violating der or's licenser law Oliver Bruce driving while drunk Feb Ingram burglary Robert Critic assault and batten': Arthur Holmes carrying pistol Ed Oates assault and better: Armen Les Possessing unstamowl whisky Columbus Jackson possessing unetamped whisky Bill Moore possessing unstamped whisk Aline Hick 11111t1111O0(1 whisky Ernest Aches possessing unstamped whisky Feb Carroll Jr larceny Carroll receiving and concealing stelen goods Reties Blevins indecent exposure Arnold Holland driving while drunk and violating driver's license low: ROY Hobbs driving while drunk: Melvin Holland driving while drunk: Edward Hubbard driving while drunk Harold Coots driving while JimmI Oral driving while drunk Feb Pincher and Dime Pruitt kidnsping James Talley possessing unstamned whisky: Bessie Wise Fmssing untamyed whiskY Tee Wei Poseming unstamped whisky Wit- Item Hendricks driving while drunk and Violating driver's license law Pith Clingers larceny of auto Percy Grissom felonious breach of hint: William A Ingram feloniously uttering forged instrument Old ford Banther driving while drunk end driving while license revoked Richard Wiiion driving while drunk Rot Roy Duncan driving while drunk Ram Dunson driving while drunityA Westfield driving while drunk Nr 1 Jones Howard lett Ors and Wilburn Underwood lurgiarer WOWS Martin burglitryi tumid Hood 'Mown Cheeks Vveranee Herman Lane nonsupport Pet Underwood poseeseing unstamped JolephDallas driving while drunk1 Feb McCloud Crawford Powell sad Raf Stillwell hurellitY Barry McCloud Crawford Powell end Norman Ray Stilly' burglarY fter tiountsjiCrawford Powell tar- ceny: Bobby king driving while drunk end hit an -run: John Mice reckless driving end rUn Peb tristoti trissult and Jiattert: harles whorn assault and wetteryr inlet organ- assault and thetitsoF Condon Graham carrying pis- tel Bradlee sties Rev carrying Wis and driving while drunk Robert 'Bassett reckless driving: Toni Alec Ander driving while rw a (two mounter violating drivers license law lard vipleting auto registration litsr Peki Herber James Hat ifield Ind Wilbur McNabb attempt to commit Jemmy Willie Boddie woe8011811111 tinstemped whisky Lewis 140111111 'Mak' without Mimes and pos whisky with Intent to resell: Poe Goodman alehmationt Oche thstauto OTOCtitint women for Immoral 'POTOOSOO: Lehi Oordon possessing Miming device: Armco Lee possessing Staff Phate ts ffaam Zak SCHOOL Hamilton Cotmtra education department celebrated the Yule Seinen Tuesday night with a party at Wimberly Inn Among diners were Mrs and Supt Sam McConnell (left) and Mrs and Dr Myers new administrative assistant In supervising the county schools 4 4S 1 FUNDS ALLOCATED BY UP DIRECTORS i- IP Bacepplat lbw ISIS TIRES TIRES TAMING and BALANCING SCOTT 111! 1211 areCaMs Am A 241113 4 TeM111 I DE GAULLE VISIT SEEil From l'age One Home (Vine Street Orphanage) Colored Community Center East Fifth Street Day Care Center Little Miss lag Day Nursery and thePro Re Bona Day Health services will receive $115826 These agencies 'k are Pine Breeze 'Sanatorium GUMInce 's Clinic Health Council Dread Disease Fund and the Florence Crittenton Seven miscellaneous agencies srill receive 8100916 agencies are 'Old tAdies Home HoMe for Aged Colored Women Orange Grove School Speech and Hearing Center USO Onnt cii ot Community Forces: and United Community and Councils of America Hugh Huffaker UP presi- dent also repotted that' approxl mately 4 per cent had been set up to pay for next year's cam- paign and that the 'Year-round administrative and educational cost was 4 per tent which is considered very Campaign pledges evidence high percentage of collection ln that'only per cent is contem plated! AS shrinkage for non-collections due to deaths people 'moving loss of jobs nnd for ot4-1 good reasons 1 Buffaker expres'sed apnic4aVon for the way the people of Greater Chattanonga have supported the United Fund-Red Cross It was three years ago that the IBP-RC campaign was established and each goal has been oversubscribed: 1 mistamried whisky: Wil 'ism Ifpung2 elonioualt transporting whiskY arid yinlating driver's license law Pb 26-4ohn Betts burglary god altreenti Jameg Beasley driving while runk: Ward Butcher driving while tirimk: Lee Brown driving while drunk 4 And violating driver's lioensa lawi Lon- knie Bardeman driving while drunk: Wed Hunt driving while drunk: 111 tlarroli violating driver'is limo law: l'( 'Fleming driving Irbil drunk: oivsiter Freeman driving whild drunk and violating driver's license Ian: Suit 41444411 driving while drunk I 4 Feb a Butler alias Cheater urgistv: Beard: Hubert 'filmmaker anti Luther Turner Jr peg-pawing unstamped whisky and possessM1 a still: Pereg Coins 1301800411111 VIO SIOMOO4 )-1Ant Viet -feleidoug sso tit: Carlos rdward Suet feloniou rting whisky Marion Int anftilirsrlousie transporting whisks' 141aniet Durham reckless riving -iamen Berney driving while drunk warirsisi Engem driVitil WNW Reported Planning Trip to Early in New Year PARIS (AP) Premier de Gaulle hu begun planning a trip to the United States emit next Year officials in a position to know said Tuesday A De Gaulle press spokesman Insisted however no decision Aas been made No formal announcement is expected until alter De Gaulle is Installed as president of the Fifth Republic Jan 1 De Gaulle has twice been lnyited to make an official visit to the United States once last summer and again last week- The tInvitations were extended mm ally by Secretary of State Dulles "1 Matt Photo bilV KII' I siatt note biw SHOE TENECT: railway Express Agency employes bought '100 pairs of alma for children In the city and county In charge of the project are (seated left to right) Mrs Lucile Vas Ars' dale and Shivers and (standing left to right) Is Juso nits Yarnell and DIM Anna Sue Levi 1 ki IVE timi sea IF YOU CAI'l Cil'E A EET1ER (buy it by thtt case and save) Mirth FOW Sr felotioug JPrrt Rams amen: jowl Wasson bit and run: 1-01 Walker driv 'irtir Ishii drunk violating driver's II- gene WM and hoisting auto reidittfeSion law: homer 1 Wrieht driving while drunk: West driving while Wirunki Jamas Wsna driving while lasiad rdterli driving While Mardi Carroll Jr bur elarv: Ismst ThomasAbboitltrren! Ms Slavin: Martha do ibe rtcrk It an" tree: ft olvitIl Rainsa driving whtl 1014 en4 drivsrs Mons saw: Walker Rostra driving while 'orunk: Urie Pict driving whild drimk: liawronest itedasn whilst dnuak nd violating driver's browse law Matrb Eutvile 'Burnett nsi Mile Joe Porket burglary: Or" hArrinieitt burglar a a felonious "brsitell trust: Clifford itortor blind drank Claude Spivey driving white drunk A illantert driving while dninic while drunk and earning die-Col: ArYel Sittitht driving while drunk Aurice 151owerta tOttlio drunk 4 March 11-4da Brown felonious ea-taint: Adel Salt Immo while drunk violating driver's license law and cerryina plahal Clarence Eilliny intro Jr driving while drunk Mato vitt Smith driving while drunk A 14- thainay driving while drunk: Thurman Deleoor 8 1 a I driving Milt a NO 44 Fu It Drone ZntercepUon -WAS1111101'014 The first successful Interception of an plane by a guided ni1811110 took place In 14member Iasi' vixen the Army's llike-Ajaz destroyed a Nirorld Wer Xt-m odel 317 drone target Rules Ilard on Groot ST 4 ANDREWS Scotland The first known ut 4 Of golf rules laid down in 1T44 taunt have been hard On greens for they required a golfer to tee up for bis drive no farther than a club's length from the previous hole g' 2f Rilrer of Gorge 3301ZE of the au trot ci WM: Et Lamm USA MUM ItUtolottll t)ft 4rinki- Ethel -Taviot vbileiSnaXe Itiver gorge are deeper run tha (rand ilanvnn MIMI 11311 111111111111! 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