Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 9

i THE alATTANOOCA TIMMS: CHATTANOOGA TLN714 IIONDAY DECE3SEER 1951 I I THE alATTANOOCA TBLES: ClIATrAIVOOCAo TLN714 DECE3SEER :3 1951 I Deaths HIkEi twin 4 HF1111TglIEFBE1 3 IT GNP II! US TO HIT 1111 PEAK 1059 Nation's Pro Iducticrt to Scar to Caen Jill 111 folethfor A ass a iipv7 pply 1111059 11 LA La A AUA AA AA ontammomocomo 9 Er4411 Natten Productica to Saar to i 1C3 Eillien Itt'Aks Natio 4 Productiort to Scar tt S4CCI Billion Wit 1L it 11E11 PEAK Ill I BIJDGE'l PROCESS HAIIGE Ecithist Cites CfIng Factors Calls for Basic StWies Cites Economistiig Fa Calls for Basic Stud ies Rima aC ffiT1311)11 HAuGE Two Tellico Siskrs Die 21 Hours Apart TELLIco ruiLvS Two elderly sisters died 23 hours part this weekend Neither knew the amtlittos the ether Ere Ttmi Jenkins died at Saturday at her rural borne atte a long SI nem Mrs Livia Wood 74 died at 5 am Sunday atter several days in a COMA Their husbands surety 23 hours pert ads weektst Neither knew the condition al the other mil Tce 2 dled at II am- Saturday at her 11014 beat ter a laall Ili Itelt Mrs Alvin Wood 74 died at 5 am Sunday- atter sevird days in ill coma Their husbands Bunny Two Tellico Sisters Die 21 Hours 4rtui Tco UPI 0 Two elderly sides died Retired Tannery Foreman Was Leader In Church Fraternal Work Retired Tartne Was Leader Fraterna Leader kt Ch ed Tannery' Foreman itlreht Fraternal Work oh tly Ars Tyr wrantwrzy Nee Tort Tomo "moo goyim CEICACO Federal budget 0 t- 1 Sy ArsTrit a te NA Tort TOW lbw lot CHICAGO Federal budget I 1 RESHEYSKY GAINS I se It: it1 a former WWI Roust Kea- 3 TIED UP FOR 211Diotat sidTheee0 ardalr: CAM? 11111 UL IUD tillU --The sconceidst -Dr: carte 1 Friday by Cabs Army pilot rattier than bomb Cuba titles machine guns but so bombs RED BIGWIGS BEAT et Illyt Oft i IlaorITI Patwe Int 11 I ao vow bo boo olio rk ctor roorn: on oloolobtot twil kal 1 brwton) ono ord orlow 1 Awirtna ogle itraselaya heti reW100 1r- and 000 Orroboo Jsmos IL Proodoe- mi of Clto4knonts koto i IlMe WI to' 8'6'1" 0 141 oimo PAM 00 bil11trrtomyoo i 1Z1r97ZI lc trIl'ilValligtr: 1 vote) Dr 1 Mob Norton ottiolotilor clucAca tattA ratteratty eilo 10 es Casttsiscooa niMansets 1 Acrt WoLtmnurro of Cgcsgre econouilst prolcted Sunday th maim stun gross we! Cheri R000ro The toonorort 1 asuonal product will kit iso rilpirsforilgineatwHeree6t 1 th 0i! 11lete Fea li st Lisette th rob r1 I ham dollars lts 1932 a rile of th bets le et of7oonst eutugi a 1'16 43 billion treat this year'a 11 lam' sa Aft i ESta Solotaro It tmethne con- or me its I suitant for govmmont modes moo at a inset assaites $not 'bort bnoos lortifor ono leri 1 cit taw vutud States and Cana- wttur turfll )1 Torre i da used his prodicuon on an of Ditto bflolL4 nem mrs 111010 Coupon oindotv Monona Chomonon el ad pC in eadennitc a vireboos Ortioo door Mrs 1 Irlantin Ros4a nrelovalei4 siis wages aeon- ea end wilvoir potatIWW1 arta mat "A batting af perannal and friends Paerrat services tate attar i i atm scan at i ariect as the awe Hoyt prints needs has bees buildthg itseiies Mara I raise II peat rd- nozocno Interment roomed Dor- 1 up two yean11' Solomon on com000rl A ritimptrnotte Fronk- 4 sot oAasurning tho coorarner htt-woritomie venwo sows none 1 does exert his IUCbUth power trees wtreomsa to achieve peat of otneacocs sore IX tog iwws cmisvice Dv Friday by a Cohan Annyett: livtuditriaoma growth to these orill gondol' movotint ta a weal how stber gbao bomb coin stan the economy will Inatli machine gums but as bombs witness a npid growth In salmis ems Jarmo AA biceualosit mother Solomon told a joint meeting Mrs trill Dtrinr IED BIGWIGS BEAT of the American Economic As lists Um Nissen ali an Malts sociation and the American 'it ILO at- di If sawstsarteethell Stattatical nanociituon that the tas $onoma' Nemo "Up Dar Prod iionaso oftionma Intro- ion ot trend Is reel per capita con- rim ittu in alig id tom on I PATH '10 PEIPIlli sumption Itslull in 1933 gunt79 Mraia ionIheMOmilr1111Orir Plorad than la3a els said os expects ergs Waimea Waimea 1 th a Ing -Jam to tweak zest year tirit" la" ill al taa As 1939 berths" be wild NM li0 JUNI Wil WI Wil lal A Cwpn 311t too lili osit jar( TIMMY than 1939 He said he expects fail Tilt IrterithZulum the leg-Jane to break next year ssurolal "mama )i- -041141 As 1939 begins he said tlr 1 load 1 1 cilleAroo tirl-A tUtver 1 of Mon economist rea Sunday the tridted Stites' 1 au 1 ot at! sunda 4 that 1 atr4ors I about I karat A i sri 4 i sultan 1 of the I cia' bi 1 apeol I I Print 1 up tho i said does Friday by a Cabs Army piles IlvIng rattier thee bomb Cubes titles stand machine guns but so bombe wane 6 IA of thl RED BIGWIGS BEAT tioestAtatht A PATH TO PEIPING tremUMMP than I IMINOMOOMMOMPEAR Hauge also suggested that II Americans worry kin 11calt Pos Child Champion Fischer itsibko reetastotta He sal4 that I Still Out Front in US anti ncession Policia rd I Slit Chess Tournament ha" to he da'amPhastaa4 th aA- 41 11 40 A have to be de-emphasized in to achieve' rate I I ft 4 craor SOMBER This 11211 bomber' was flows to Inland Ili who was fruited as myth( Ito flew the molt to the tatted States A US ruatoms guard stools by the sato of the plasm It curled IRON ORE PROJECT REVOLT IN CUBA MOUNTS IN FURY IN LIBERIA CITED nom 0000polovowo cratx SOMBER This 21211 bomber was flows to Mind lts4 who wan quoted sa saybig Ito flew the craft to tbe tatted States A US tustoms guard stands by the woo of the plass It carried ommooroommairoomo 11101i ORE PROJECT REVOLT IN CUBA 3101INTS IN FURY IN LIBERIA CITED Preen Page One MAN ztom Ent This vas bomber was flows to Mau Tia who was quoted as saying Ito flew the craft to the Tuned States A US tuntoms guard stands by Os solo of the plaaa It turte 11101i ORE PROJECT REVOLT IN CUBA MOUNTS IN FURY IN LIBERIA CITED nom Henry Schauer IX retired tannery worker who bad lived In Chattanooga 'more than 73 years died Sunday afternoon in a Chattanooga hospital Mr Schema- was born In In-Munk Germany Jan 24 1873 and came to Chattanooga la a b07 In 1882 He was for more than '43 years an employe of Robert Scholz -Tannery and war foreman at his retirement He was long active in church and fraternal affairs a member pf East Lake Baptist Church and a former deacon of St Elmo Baptist Church Ile wu for 23 years a Mason a member of St Elmo lodge IMAM He was for 00 years a member of the Odd Fellows fraternity and was a put grand muter of the lodge He was member of the Chattanooga Half-Century Club Mr Schaffer is survived by his wife Mrs Bonnie Lou Du kin Schemer whom he mar tied Oct 11 1904 daughter Mrs Harold Hannah Buford Ga two sons William Scheerer Spartanburg SC 1 and Fred Scheerer Los An-gales six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren Funeral plans had not been completed Sunday night The body Is at the National Funeral Home oe 1111 I Sebeeter 13 Ittired 7 worker who had lived attanoogs tours than 73 order a of commie growth pho-1 i ev MERMaNN HEMS Dr Haugeethe le too finance SI 1 Nis rera Tlass elal committee chairman og the Man- l''rEW TORX Samuel Yteshes- ufacturert Trtist Com Pany of Sky America's International ace New York resigned Sept and claimant to the chess chain after five and one-balt years as PlenehiP of the We5tent lit atlo stasistandeit for or re icIrmlowei? tightened up the rue Sunday In He urged economists to make the annual US championship for basic studies that would help tidy the Leming -I Rosenwald Trophy up the budget-making mess at the Marshall Chess Club The It may not be improper to one-time child marvel now 44 say he said "that the annual re- married and with two little ones ceipts and expenditures budgets of his own won in moves his are nearly obsolete and meaningseventh-round game fmm Larry less in view Of the growing impact Evans former US champion and which natiOnal KOPOIMIC phegrandmaster nbmena can exert on theme and Evans who was and still is he'cause Of the virtuaSY UnCOn' crowding 15-year-old champion 1 treatable character of enPendiBobby Fischer of Brooklyn for tures one! certain Programs are first place thus sustained his first launched! defeat and found himself in a Built-in Expansion triple tie at 4-2 with neshevsky "Moreover" he continued "the and Arthur Bisguier ex-cham- piecemeal method of legislating pion for second place Fischer appropriations and the take-it-or Dr Hauge las I EIS finance committee chairman albs Stan- rufacturers YAM of New York restyled Sept after Eve and one-balf years as special assistant for economic 1 attatre to President Eisenhower He urged economists to make basic studies that would help tidy up the budget-making mess It may not be improper to say be said "that the annual re celpts and expenditures budgets are nearly obsolete and meaningless In view of the growing impact which national economic obmena can exert on them and 411-4t place 111113 okumaincu 1414 defeat and found himself in a Bullt-In Expansion triple tie at 4-2 with neshevsky "Moreover" he continued --the and Arthur Bisguier ex-cham- piecemeal method of legislating pion for second place Fischer appropriations and the take-it-or- 4 LII ic bta-W1 reports made it appear that Hopeful Report on Futuret gavernn3 desper trOUbeinet Thrrewebreelathreported of Negro Republic Given' thel captured the truPceteut city I' Point 4 Leider'' on the 4 highway between Bayern and Santlato atter tive days of eto '''''11 of Patna Soriano on the main highway between Baring and Santiago after five days of vio- rebel reports made it appear that desper Hopeful Report on Future gavernn3 I It trOUbeinet net rewebreelathreported of Negro RepublioOlvervile7 captured the Important city Trips Viewed by Some as: Gissus-2111 Luce SE "2 Char" Evidence Mao Gaining his it Yet from 61111441tist4: ea le lord Aar gm Toll Itirobil ceps- 11''14 ta-laii Flamm lisrefora in: IS I MD etth tkilln yrist-broadeltnAron ono Atamtbabbbit: ones stay stroo iieveral Alien woohows comma ni4' tist Citbreb Tbe Lem lasor ipnd Actits offtriatint Interment lo Ilayttas consult lielltyood Ala 61 ta: trtynda Afrilltenvont1 Are by CrtM11010 rtinyral Aormt 3Al1 broad Stmt Telephone AM 7-31113 ONNmlimimweo I An African republic fostered by American private investment 1111 currently offering vut devil cpmeot potentials in vital iron deposits without problems 1 by half a point continued with 1 leave-it character of the Presi-I 0i-112 at the head of the field dents alternatives with respect to lot current convertibility This hopeful report of intend of 12 I money bills without an item veto governmental exchange in vat --r--- -'1 This nonerul report ot Inter of 12 I money bills without an item vetod 1 in form I I governmental exchange in vat- kOdng00 1 1 OUUMPU MOW of the recession but Over Soviet Boss lby the end of nut year the nit- Ition should be producing at' I norinal full-employment capaclent fighting TOKYO (AP) The upcomincity "The country soon edit be free" vtsit to Red China of East Ger Predictions foe 1950 a broadcast proclaimed "Nothing! Many'S Premier Otto Groteweld is stolomon et forth these "moor no one can stop the smashing i the latest in a tries of pilgrim- sonable guesses for 1959: victories of the forces of rebel- ages to Peiping by East European "Aggregate consumpti ll on wi lion" Icommunist bigwigs since the about 19 billion dollars to The rebels said they inflicted uprising in the fall of 1956! 309 billion ipmnt xpnd dollars- casualties prisoner upon army forces dined to view the trips as including 254 token il ee' Smine 1re lir itk I tore" wiellu orlsou about 2 billion Palma Soriano and cleared army nt dollars to 2414 billion dollars 1 a still-undecided battle between and about 3 billion dolma of in forces from the vicinity of the peiping and MOSCOW for the ideolventories will be accumulated main highway all the way from leadership of the Commu- "Total gross product will to Santiago about tinist world 473 ipillion dollars for th Mlles to east- The rebels Put They admit however the trips thejent'" forecast was their own casualties at 27 dead may not have any more signift- inn 1a'" awl 50 wounded cance than one Red boas getting on a breakdown of his antict- Rebel broadcasts said a governiPersonellY acquainted with goa pated spending by govermentbusiness and nonawner High ment battalion WaS holding out at ceunterPart in Asia and that in i Grotewohl cue ase it may Matto near the highway town of strit- lights Of his findings include: in? tor omtire ournoses Federal state and local gov miles to the east The rebels put 1 They admit however the trips i Year" their own casualties at 37 dead not have any more signin- Solomon said his forecast eras awl 50 wounded 1 cance than one Red boss getting based on a breakdown of Rebel broadcasts said a govern- I Persona-0 acquainted with his pated spending by government men' I' I Crotewohl's case it may be strict- battalion was holding out at' counterpart in Asia and that in business and consumer High- NUM near the highway town oCiy for prestige purposes lights Of his findings include: Federal state and local gov- blow of the 1931I reeessicm but Over Soviet Boss by the end of next year the no- ition should be producing at full-employment capac- TOKYO (AP) 'The upcoming' ay? Irian to Red Chins of East Ger Predkelona tor 193D MUY'S Premier Otto Orotewohl is Solomon set forth these "ma- the letteit in aeries of Pittrirri- aonable gureses for 1959: ages to Peiping by East European "Aggregate consumption will Communist bigwigs since the Hun-lriso about 19 billion dollars to tartan uprising in the tall of 1954 309 billion dollars -J---- L--- 6 "Business equipment expendi- SLASCRE MAL or Int Pine 6 dm home abe- tter eeorrkuts lurvieott ere hlathend etheetel Rammobes daimhtef Betq Jove: moos Sylvester sect Robert tientmoods mother Mre Mete EA Wars tether Wean Serrett: tore Mrt Deis Mee 114echC1 eee FREDERICK onlmmt b3 COLUMNIST DEAD WASHINGTON Frederick Othman newspaper col umnist died of heart disease Saturday night Services will be conducted at Caw lers Funeral Home here Tuesday at noon Private burial will be later in the week at Memphis Othman 53 was a Washington columnist for the United Feature Syndicate He died in Doctors Hospital where he bad been a patient since he was stricken on Dec Ie Survivors include the widow Hilda Roper Othman a stepson James Roper and a brother John Othman of St Louis Reshevsky was superb make a sensible procedure today essential to expanding world ues with the white pieces against the out of reach Budgets are! trade was made here Sunday Nimzowitsch defense set up by too big and their built-in expert Sunday Neal deputy di- rector Point Four Mission to Evans who lost time with his sion factors too significant to con by idng's bishop at an early stage tinue on the present basis" Liberia Having developed to his satisfac Dr Hauge spoke at a joint tion Reshevsky started a kings meeting of the American Eto Neal a native Chattanoogan side attack with an advance at nomio Association and the Amer is spending the Christmas hol- pawns He sacrificed one to obtain lean Statistical Association in the lidays i his mother Mrs control of the king's bishop tile Palmer House Mamie Neal on Bonny Oaks whereafter rAnS was kept dis cailing his speech Re Drive Be Is accompanied by tinctly on the defensive Step by flections on a Tour of Duty in hie wife Juette and daughter step Reshevsky gained until his Washington" he said the United Kathleen 13 years old Neal and pursuit of the black king was re- States needs an average annual his family will go to 'ruskegee warded rate of economic growth of 4 per Institute in Alabama for a visit Faced by a threatened check- cent 1They and he will return to mate Evans gave up his queen "Achieving this rate" he said his Liberian post on Jan 17 for a rook but obtained only tern- may require abandoning some of Neal a graduate of Knoxville porary relief He was actually our past preconceptions with College and Fisk University and checkmated on the 39th move maximum stability at all costs an advanced 'graduate student Bisguier joined the trio by Win- It may well mean some de- in sociology at the University of ning his adjourned sixth-round emphasis on anti-recession poi- Michigan was director of the game from Charles Kalme of Phil icy in order to make the econ- Rural Life Council at Tuskeges adelphia In the same round omy more flexible and copeti from 1948 to 1953 James Sherwin New York live Went to India in 1954 drew with Edmar Medals New Defense Field 'Murky' He took his first US State De York University Sherwin He also urged his colleagues partment assignment in 1954 as 212 moved up to fifth place to give closer study to the chief community development ad economics of defense calling viaer in New Dal India In 1956 Mrs Hugh Reynolds this a "murky field" He said it he was transferred to at II du Mrs Ellen Reynolds 77 was a field that was vast and ties in Manila Philippineislanda widow of Hugh Reynolds and resi-lintricate and the peacetime and in August 1958 he accepted Bisguier -joined the trio by 1141- It may well mien some de-lin sociology at the University of ning his adjourned sixth-round emphasis on anti-recession pol- Michigan was director of the game from Charles Kalme of Phil- tcY in order to make the econ- Rural Life Council at Tuskegee adelphia In the same round omy more flexible and copeti- from 1948 to 1953 James Sherwin New York live" Went to India in 1954 drew with Edmar Medals New Defense Field 'Murky' He took his first US State De- York University Sherwin He also urged his colleagues partment assignment in 1954 as 212 moved up to fifth place to give closer study If'-- the chief community development ad economies of defense calling vieer in New Delhi India In 1956 Mrs Hugh Reynolds this a "murky field" He said it he was transferred to tdmnar du- Mrs Ellen Reynolds 77 was a field that wu vast and ties in Manila Philippine Islands: widow of Hugh Reynolds and resi- i intricate and the peacetime and in August 1958 he acc'epted Ls spending the Christnias hol- idays i his mother dm Mamie Neal on Bonny Oaks Drive Be is accompanied by hie wife Juette and daughter Kathleen 13 years old Neal and his family will go to 'ruskegee Institute in Alabama for a visit Tuesday and he will return to his Liberian post on Jan 17 Neal a graduate of Knoxville College and Fisk University and an advanced 'graduate student in sociology at the University of Michigan was director of the Rural Life Council at Tuskegee 1948 to 1953 Went to India In 1954 He took his first US State De- partment assignment in 1954 as chief community development ad viser in New Delhi India In 1956 he was transferred to tdmnar du- in Manila Philippine Islands i in Anownet laka 1 fm 1 aniki-1 I 1 Cantramaestre between Rayamo I In addition it is unlikely any ernment about 16 and pabnit Soriano but said these of the visits were taken without Nonresidential 1 billion over 1958 forces now were surrounded Kremlin rrounded and Kre approval i were being pounded by heavy fire Red lAtaders Shakes 1 off about a billion compared i Including artillery It said the with the peak yeat-tif 1957 But the observers point out 1 I town of Mario had been vir- these developments: Utility to 'stay at 1958 kveL communist world There were no 1 The Budapest uprising shook the Consumer Demand to Rise mistabahte sips of panic in the i Business Investment in equip-from Reit leadership in Europe includ- I rapid rise in consumer ing the Kremlin I demand will send funds spent At that moment Red China for these Items up rapidly stepped in premier Chou Endal Business inventories Part of made a hurry-up trip in January the reduction in inventories of I 1957 to the Soviet Union restive 1958 will remain permanent due Poland and Hungary after can- to Improved practices If tnventies eeling Part of a Southeast Asia lades are stabilised In 1959 thal tour and laid down the line of ahth altiota 10411 stiff A hossms tr stepped in Premier Chou En-lai Business inventories Part of' made a hurry-up trip in January the reduction in Inventories of 1957 to the Soviet Union restive 1958 will remain permanent due Poland and Hungary after can- to improved practices If tnvenceling Part of a Southeast Asia tortes are stabilized In 1059 that tour and laid down the line of shift alone will add 6 billion to tually destroyed Castro 's forces indicated the four columns on the march to ward Santiago Oriente's capital were intent upon launching a pay- off attack on the army garrison there which has been holed up for some time in its barracks blight Set Up Capital If the rebels could take control of Santiago it might be a decisive 1 victory for them and would give dent of No 43 Flatiron Apart- Cconorny had not yet absorbed the Point Four assignment fa 14- them an opportunity to establish ments died Sunday night in a its impact 1 a capital as a seat for a revolu Chattanooga hospital 1 Dr Hauge said the adminis- is not often reealled he tionary overnment The rebels vowed to proclaim Mrs Reynolds was a atemberfiratielL'a economic Policies to said "that Liberia was founded! and the said "that Liberia was founded tually destroyed Castro's forces indicated the four columns on the march to ward Santiago capital' were Intent upon launching a pay- off attack on the army garrison there which has been holed up for some time in its barracb blight Set Up Capital If the rebels could take control of Santiago it might be a decisive 1 victory for them and would rive Might Set Up Capital If the rebels could take control of Santiago it might be a decisive victory for them and would give them an opportunity to establish 1 a capital as a seat for a revolutionary government The rebels vowed to proclaim such lea 4511in: Moe Daisy Mobiay Miss Giodee Mohler 'toga Deter eltv brothers Wattle Mobley Clifford Barrett Harold Barrett city two two brotherly-M-1os' father and wtother-In-law: sie amen and nephews: other relatives sod Inlay friends Funeral arrenemrento wilt be stinouneed Ister iS Mucherion AM 4-4100 A)4 44104 nonA DENIM us pawl away at bar home Saturay venum at 4 )0 'cloce A Sumnservilic us Mrs Kellett was a blotting resident al Chatiaoso County line woo preceded In tui be her hatband the We IL Kaiak tail see true biro 011nD VaberTy Mrs Juba cog aid MIMI Beam Kellett oI of Summerville tour sons Home Roe and Emmett Kollin all of SIUMMer vine lila Kellett Powder Oa one brother Denny Petersburg 1st a bal-boother Jim Tedder Sommerville 33 grandsons sie granddaughters and 34 greatgrondatildnrn Panora serrates will nri held Mondav at 3 Pm from um Wad Summerville Baptist Church with tato Ravi Dein (heart Bestmr I Steno and Rae officiating us the Lterin Go gentetere Active pallbearer will be the follogrins rencisons: Let end Robert Kellett ant Bill Jramend Roy and John Cox Jr Honorary Datibtarers Its the follow Ing itrandenot: OtlS Dovis Earl Jr Rudolph Sewell and Larry Kellett James Bob Chad's' Sewell and Edwin gleam Tom blax Joe and Mon Coo Jim Kellett Iles stela el her atom ea RaTison Ave- nue hi El Funeral Home Summerville in Chian el orrangentento usitrvnucz ST LAVAYI b4 of 1011 Mctries Rel who was with the financo deporunent of the City of Chattanoogo for num- ber of years died oll o'cloc Sun- dae morning He is survived ins wife Mrs Saville Jerintugs Kirk-Patrick: doughter Mrs Jameson Chattanooga' three brothers Pritnittrick St and Tart Ktrii Cnattanooga and Harrell Imokout Mountain two groodehildren litro Robert IL Reynolds Port Imudordale Plc and Wel born Jameson Donato Beach Pls and wren grest-grondchildren Private funeral "mites will be beld at 344 o'clock this afternoon at Um chapel of Avery Bryan Co Dr Carl Merit officiating Pallbearers will be Dailies of the deceased Forrest Kirkpoirtcl Stanley Kite-panel Kirkpatrick Kirpotriek Jr Carl Parson and Sid ney Kins The body to at the funeral home of Avery Bryan CO The family requests that friends atom omit Dowers it a I Albert Kirkpatrick Albert La Fayette Kirkpatrick 84 employe of the Finance Department of the City of Chattanooga for a number of years died Sunday at 3 pm Mr Kirkpatrick lived at 108 Mc Brien Rd1 He is survived by his wife Mrs Sophia Jennings Kirkpatrick daughte Mrs Jameson Chattanooga thre brothers Kirkpatrick Sr and Earl Kirkpatrick Chattanooga and Harrell Kirkpatrick Lookout Mountain two giandchildren Mrs Robert Reynolds Fort Lauderdale Fla anct Welborn Jameson Day tong Beach Fla seven great-grandchildren Private funeral services will be held at 2:30 pm today at the Avery Bryan Funeral Home Dr Carl Giers officiating Pallbearers will be nephews Forrest Kirkpatrick Stanley Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick Jr Carl Parsons and Sidney King The body is at the funeral home The family asks that flowers be omitted combat the 1953-54 1957-58 recessions were "reasonab1y satisfactory" and lie said that the decision not to cut taxes as An anti-recession measure was a "prudent" ono a government soon with Manuel Arrutia Um as its president Arrutia is a former judge in Oriente who was removed by the Batista government 18 months ago for refusing to sentence captured rebela He returned to Oriente after living in exile in the United States Castro probably is anxious to form a government and seek foreign recognition before Feb 24 Batista is due to step out as president on that day and turn the office over to Andres Apiero chosen in widely boycotted elections last November The rebels consider him a Batista man of St Andrew's Methodist Church She is survived by a cousin Mrs Mabel Odell Chattanooga four nieces Miss Katherine Reynolds Chattanooga Mrs George Thompson Chattanooga Mrs A Dann Jr Raleigh NC and Mrs Charles Clayton Birmingham Funeral arrangements will be announced The body is at the National Funeral Home It is requested that flowers be omitted Communist solidarity He pulled the now ot produztion the Red hierarchy together houses will be Since then numerous European i started in Ism than in laiit and Red bosses and Asian chiefs have residential construction expendltraveled the long road to Peiping tures will let a record level of Is The most recent was Soviet Pre- billion mier Nikita Khrushchev wbo Consumer durable visited from July 31 Aug 3 rise about billion in sales Khrushchev's visit was followed The groups Solomon addressed by the Red Chinese attack on the members of the iota awed Nationalist offshore Islands and by social science associations hold-his retreat from a demand for a int annual meetings in chimp summit meeting in the UN More than 4000 economists and More and more in recent years statisticians are expected at the Mao Tse-tung' Red Chinese four days of discussions on sub- has acted as if be inherited the jects as diverse es the Soviet mantle of Communist ideological chieftain from the late Soviet die- economy outlook and the re- lationship of smoking to cancer tator Josef Stalin It was Peiping not GIFTS IN 2 YEARS that led the fight against Communist revisionism or independent TOTAL 71 MILLION unorthodox communism Mao's system of organizing his people NEw yORK Rusk into communes has presented the president of the Rockefeller bun-communist world with a new ideo- dation said Sunday the founds logical hallenge although he may tion'a appropriations in various have overreached himself on this fields totaled more than mum issue The Kremlin it is reported last two years is irked with the commune idea Tvi vataisk vivify hi WWI AVM AP dollar In the 5Le1n Ut 3rganizing nia Pec Pie NEW YORK (AP)--Dean Rusk communes has presented the president of the Rockefeller FoursInmunist world with a new ideo- dation said Sunday the founda rical hallenge although he may times appropriauoas in various vs overreached himself on this fields totaled more than 14 million nre The Kremlin it is reported Irked with the commune idea dollar in the last two years tvleasing his review of the Aged Couple Is Feted On 68th Wedding Day FLAG POND Tenn "It's a long time to be married to one wcanan" remarked John Sams of Flag Pond with a twinkle in his eyes "It's a long time to be married to one man" countered his wife with an even broader twinkle This gentle good-humored joking is characteristic of this couple who will celebrate their 68th wedding anniversary Monday Sams is 88 and his wife is 87 Both were born near Flag Pond a Unicol County community near the North Carolina line about 10 miles from Erwin They have had 12 children six of whom are still living And they have 17 grandchildren and 21 Edward I Noble GREENWICH Conn VP) Edward Noble chairman of the board of Lifesavers Inc and head of the Finance Committee of the American Broadcasting Co died at his home here Sunday He was 76 Noble multimillionaire businessman and philanthropist had been ill for some time It Posted atrat Saturday ISVOISISII the refloSOCS Os her niece lira MU beach 3314 Dorton Blvd Ohs le survived by ore Cater Mrs Nan 'Muter of porton Tenn: also several MOMS 1024 mph-we Funeral services will be held at 230 pm Monday In the chapel of the Mittens' Funeral Moms with Rec Adams officiaung Interment will be in Chattsnooss Memorial Park Active pallbearers will be nephews Robert Trott A thet Harold List tevoy Coleman James Yarborough and Jimmy Meyers The body is et the funeral home r- Crew of Brown Bros grew of Brown Bros Mrs Alice Boyd Special to The Chation0094 Times RICEVILLE Tenn Mrs Alice Bacon Boyd 92 died at her home here Sunday afternoon following a long illness She was the daughter of the late Elbert and Mary Jane Young and a lifelong resident of McMinn County Mrs Boyd was a member of the Baptist church Surviving are one son Albert Boyd three daughters Mrs Pat Sivils Mrs Joe Hale and Miss 011ie Boyd all of Riceville 10 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren Funeral services will be held Monday at 3 pm at the Rice-vale Baptist Church with the Revs James Baker and Sam Barnes officiating Burial will be in the church cemteery Grandsons will serve as Tree Poisons trees may secrete an unknown poison to kill insects upon which many of the native birds feed In many of the redwood forests bird life is almost unknown IMN110b 3440 STRIKES IN '58 Stoppages Hit 2nd Lowest Mark in 10-Year Period WASHINGTON number of strikes this year was the second lowest tdal of any year since World War II Secretary of Labor James Mitchell estimated Sunday Preliminary tabulations he said counted 8440 work stoppages during 1958 lust above the postwar low of 1948 "Strike idleness as measured in man-days" Mitchell said "was about the same as in 1951 and 1954 but lower than any other postwar year except 1957" The secretary praised the statesmanship and maturity of labor and management" for an outstanding record in collective bargaining during the year Biggest Bears: In 1822 by the American Co Drew tion Society as a home for emancipated American slaves "In the years that followed American private Investors developed the rubber Industry particularly the Firestone Co Today the main props of the Liberian economy are such Industrial giants as Firestone Republic and Bethlehem Steel and Goodrich Tire Company "All together these orgardzations have investments in Liberia in excess of one hundred dollars Moreover recently the Swedish-American Iron Ore Co earmarked two hundred million dollars for further development of the Liberian iron ore resources 'Exciting' "The Liberian iron ore deposits are rated even larger than the Mesabi iron ore range discovery in the 'United States The Liberian project is one of the most exciting in the world economy" Neal noted that the Liberian government is entirely lade pendent of outside controls The government is pro-United States and is the only country in Africa that has modeled its government and school systems after the United States' The national lancing is English and the currency is the American dollar "Equally significant at this time' Neal said "Is the fact that there is no convertibility problem and there is no restriction on the amount of profits an investor can take out of the country" ThePo1nt sour project headed by Neal Involves 100 persons who serve as advisers to the Liberian government in teacher education agriculture health public works and road construction "Liberia" Neal said "is now on the verge of an Industrial breakthrough which is a testament to the effectiveness of combirdng our private Investmentgenjus wim our Point Four technological skills in the most creative manner "Actually we have been able to take it people from living conditions virtually of be Stone Age and bring them to the threshold of modern Industrialization and all its amazing enrichments" -ombinint our Privals invest- Tient genius with our 1 Point POUt technological skills in the mat creative manner "Actlally we have been able La take ik people from living conditiorts virtually of a Stone Age and bring them to Me threshold of modern Indus- triallantinn and ali its amazing enrichments" totutdationts work duuring 1957 Rusk said approprlatigns for trtat year totaled $4279891d The total Aids Mired Motorists for 19511 was $3159215T of the 195 total the largest share 11010670 went to the humanities This figure included a 712-million grant for the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts now under construction here Other major fields which shared in the 195? total were medical education and public health biThe and medical research agriculture social sciences and general appropriations including five million dollars for the Ameritports can University of Beirut Rusk said "Many techniques have been ed by the Rockefeller rOundation to support science and scholarship on an internation- al basis The universities are at the center of this great intellectual communal and have received the greater paart Of the foundation's re- sources The Fringe of the News A crew of Brown Bros workmen put in overtime Saturday night extraciting autoalobiles bogged down in rain-softened ground where new city sewer lines are being laid through the Woodmore and adjacent subdivisions 'rho contracting company went to the aid of the stranded motorists after police headquarters began receiving reports of cars stuck in mud Among the cars requiring towing service was a detective bureau machine It became mired on Old Mission Road The sewer program began after the city 'annexed the Woodmore area and other sections near North Brainerd A crew of Brown Bros rorkmen put in overtime Sat- irday night extraciting auto- nobiles bogged down in rain- ofterted ground where new ity sewer lines are being laid hrough the Woodmors and Idjacent subdivisions contracting company vent to the aid of the strand- motorists after police teadquarters began receiving of cars stuck in mud furlong the cars requiring tow- ng service was a detective sureau machine It became nired on Old Mission Road The sewer program began mer the city -annexed the Woodmore area and other sections near North Brainerd services for John Preston Meeks SO oho died at hts garage in Madison Tenn Saturday will be held at 1 o'clock hie afternoon at the chattel of Avert Bryan Compang Elder Frazee Elder Craw and Elder Male officiating Mr Meeks operated his own maga in Madmen and passed smog guespectedly bil itt work Re tie a member it the Seventh-Day Aeventist Church Our Cr his wife Mrs Rani Ricks Meeks Madison: ono daughter Mrs Jimmy Berry two sena Jack Meeks Madison end John Meeks Chattanooga: three sisters leirs HoIIifte1d 84 Ihno Mrs Robert Lea and Miss Rosa Meeks Red Bank mother Mrs Or Brooks Banks Chattanooga and two grandchildren Interment will be in Forest Rills Cemetery Active pallbearers: Bosh DanL Bob Long Jsmes Wilson Cleans Butler Dan Anderson and John Jolley Honorary: sonny 811113 Jamas Client Walker Oillain ROM Brooks snd Prank Webb no bode is at the inners) boom at Avers Bryon Company ts 7 LIS ns sep rt ks d- pst n- na ks it IA From Wire Dispatch' ROME America's Marilyn Monroe beat Russia's1 Nikita Khnishchey in 1958 popularity with the readers of one of Italy's newspapers The newspaper II Paese which follows the COMMU- T- I ful government man instead he remains distreasinglv coher- line said the poll of its cut concise anti pointed dia readers for "the 15 most sym- cussing hie work pathetic figures of 1958" placed The other night for example Marilyn as No I during a social conversation Italian stage and Tv co- Frost turned his attention to median Mario Riva was No 2 blank Verse "Blank verse" he The Kremlin's Khrushchev was said "is like playing telmis with No 3 Perry Cams was la 4th the net down" 'hip Anti President Eisenhower! nist line said the poll of its readers for "the 15 most sympathetic figures of 1958" placed Marilyn as No I Italian stage and TV comedian Mario Riva was No 2 The Kremlin's Khrushchev was No 3 Perry Como was in 4th place and President Eisenhower FAIRBANKS- greatest of lei the bears of Alaska is the brown bear sometimes also known as the Kodiak bear Mo0 Deaths Negro Pastor Whose Appointment In 1950 Made News Leaves ulpit came in 8th French actress Brigitte Bardot was to show how high Eisenhower rated all things considered Italian actress Sophia Ldren wee 11th while her arch-rival Gina Lollobrigibida didn't place Plain Trail LOS ANGELES Police said a brick wall followed Bob Bailey home Well not ill of it: Officers said they found a 15-block trail of kicks and mortar from the demolished front wall of a bar to Brdley's garage Inside garage officers said was Bailey's car well splattered with debris Bailey booked ensuiptclon of misdemeanor hit and run acknowledged to officers that his car "nudged" the wall a vonctse Consultant OF mar rs Concise Consuian Mrs Harriet Bivens Special tO Ths Chattan000s Timis NIOTA Tenp Mrs Harriet Singleton Invent 75 of Niota died in an Athens hospital Saturday She was the widow of Evens Survivors are a daughter Mrs Spurgeon Davis Athens two 101211 Claude Blvens Erie Tenn Glenn Biven Santa Paula Calif five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren: two sisters Mrs William Wilson 'Atlanta Mrs Silas Thomas of Washington State a brother Luke Singleton of Oregon Funeral services will be held et Xylter Funeral Home In Sweetwater Tenn Monday at 2 pm The Rev Ted Baker will officiate Burial will be in Good Springs Cemetery near Etowah Tenn The body Is at the funeral home Mrs' Susie Thompson halal to This Matignon' Times GREENVILLE Mrs Susie Hunt Thompson 77 wife of Carl 'Thompson 30 Lannesu Dr0 died early Sunday morning at a local nursing home after several InOuthS of declining health I Mrs Thompson lived in Trion Ga and Ware Shoals before moving here 22 years ago She was born in Greenville County the daughter of the late A and Laura Lindsey Hunt rImeral services will IS held Monday at 11 am at the Mack ty Mortuarary berei Dre Bob Jones Jr and IL Rivers conducting Burial will be in epringwoo4 Jones Jr and ducting 'S'in' Ecingwood 0 Polio Data STAFFORD tom UPI one than the first one eight years of the first Negro pastors to be ago After serving as a World appointed to an all-white con- War 1:1 chaplain be came before gregational church in this coun- his new congregation in 1950 try retired from his pulpit Sun- and day "It a sad commentary on the no fte-r: Dr Roland state of democracy and Chris Heacodt who wM be 65 On hardtv that when an obscure un Tuesday said he felt the world talented Negro minister takes was a little better for his eight over the pastorate of a hay rural years pastor of the Stafford- cameeueut church that is big villa Congregational Church ntotint Why shook! it be big KOREA ARMY OUTPOST tor' Ileacecic his news'" ATTACKED BY RAIDERS farewell sermon 'flee 35 years He $aid: the truth is that in the ministry He looked back the chestian church should hang gEout ap)Twe armed mea since the day hi 1950 when he Its head in shame at its snob believed to be north Korean es lanuned his MIN position mu hay racism stol class conscious pionage agents attacked south st a exerted a strong Korean army post along 0 west-' The congregation of this allm em front-line and killed one sol- and wholesome Influence gray-haired in I has infield of race relauons parucu- dier Thirsday night Police forces asey hs the ortsthul chorea creased considerably since be have been searching the area' 'wan we assumed our Teta gave hilt first sermon before 100 some 30 miles north of Seoul for itorisalp as pastor and peophtIPersona ki this aniall New Ent the lasallante" the event was fluhed across the land chunk Polio Data in ewspa rs radio and The church Is' more than ISO nation it pe loyartaa 1 EP "'vim ies---a -a-11- -a television as big news Today a -11 All 1 titiA 'meitante years old ind serves a commurdty the assailants tTvaiiiiileia--crtTIiiisill land church 0 ilnd The church Mere than 100 Polio Data nation in newspapers radi television as big news Today Years Old imd serves a community of Sante LOW residents The church is more than WO years old Ind serves a community of some 1000 residents 4 04 14 event Vilirarflu wietr a "cr a-i the i and church the nation in new The church Is more than no spapers radio and television as big news Today Years old and serves community 4 of Sante LOW residents Polio MAST of 3636 Hightsnd Ave died Sunday morning after short illness She was it member of Os Shiloh Baguet Church Survivors Sr daughters Miss Lillian Owens city: Mrs Gladys norm Ohio: son Oscar Owens Jr: live grortdcbildreni two gnat-grandchildren: tor then Chub Wester Barnesville Got Ids two Mise Mims Davis Mrs Annie Greco Howard Baramvills Ga: daughter-in-lam Mrs Ti Gnaws Owens gity: very dear friend Goons Delemart City: other relatives end man friends Funeral arrangemonts will ba announced later by Sultanas AM 14100 AM I-1106 of 1316 I Int St Passed Saturday at a local bospital Mtn a short illness So was a veteran of World War I and a member of tin American Legion Post No Survntwo Itimie Mrs Mort Say: throe iseohowo Charlie Mann MO: 011ie and George Favors of At-hints Oa: srand-ntece Mrs Loots Orant of Atlinta Ga ant boot of friends Funual vomits bold in this stiarial 'Nowise at 135 SIM Smith igthie be tamps vlI coaYI Wends ist rho I front to 10 Pm tooMht Intorment National Dormitory Sir ranseimmts Franklin-Strickland rib atria 101OI Pboas AM 14414 We wish to thank our litany Moods and neighbors for their hindneal and sympathy during tho limos ot dearly beloved one Mrs Anon tee for Om beautiful floral designs Sortie igterrams and donallto ot toro ISPe Pettily do wor thank Pow JIIkOO A Brown for his consoline words and ihr Pranklio-Strielland Funeral Soma for' ibtev effieleot aerviet SO noteard Leo and familf 1 IN' MIMORIAW Tia sad but loving memory SO She deer mother and grandmother Ittri Lt7t Siowart who dooart4 lot rfs Vial Site Vidal 30 1)1 tiong not forgottes inivsod by dm 1 tor biro Lucy Dsveripor grandds ter Mrs Coring rettll IS children ad It prs HU 12: iS Sid PUS rid go In 311 nts ost 01 81011111 Tor hi COUS01112" 0F441 lam the PranklIn-Striekland IrteIentt time ton re ettiqelt beret pr 31114 614 $61 i IttratORIANIt it el mAtign mime iltowarC eh donart-4 trts vos roar ate Vnialt Dee 30 101 Oone tit not toreottes pone missed be den 1 ter tame near at grandda ter- Mrs C1113 1181" children services for Mrs Anderson of Ramat Road who amed away early ye a local noopital will be aril Monday from tha chapel rsoon41 Funeral Rome with erg Robert Stewart and Fred mile officiating interment will be Is Forest Bill Astir thPallitgalyg In bo Samuel Smi Willa Godsey Rupers Shipley Stanton Bar'mtg Web brown and 'Leslie Mustoo The b047 st Ilinorat home SINGISTON ace Th of Mots TOM Wi41011' of Sirens died at Pores Rosette in Athens at 433 wird Saturday Sur-Twins ate a daughter Mrs Bourgeon Davis Athena: two eons Claude livens Brio Tenn Glenn Rivena Santa Paula Conti five emndthildren SO4 Me great-srandchildren: two sisters Mrs William Wilson Atlanta: Mrs Silas Thom Washington State one brother Luke fitness ton of Oregon The body la at tho Riker Funeral Boyd Sweetwater Tenn where funeral wolves will be held al 3 pm Monday The Rev Ted Baker will officiate fnorment in' Good Springs Cametellt near Stowah1 Tenn lakere Sweetwater in WM114 SOFD--SIRS AIMS BACON ore St rgned ewer at her home in Baffin sunder afternoon following a fleeting ninon She was a lifelong resident of Melanin County Mn Boyd was of the Beiptlat She was the daushter of the late "Merl and Mary one YOUrtg Surviven include on son Albert Soylli three deuenters rs Pat wits re Joe Sale and Miser 011ie So of Ricevillez le grandchildren great- grandchodren Funeral serskee will be held Monday at gr gm at the rnipe Bantus cram with the 4anteit Bakst and the art asm os oftwistiat interment will be In the enure" cemetery Grandsons will ammo Si Polibearers Beane IN send Rome Athena IVA in aline 01-straaaaatentab tb LI Toustit survivon 01 1sta era gee clues on emu Albert Iterd yes darearti itira rat ritvgitirt Jos Ercertilheii asnreat tta 'Aft later IL the Itov nes extmlatine interment will be In the there temeters will serve as Sean" Fe- Vr" nem- "lull' 2114 "1111 -arraaameauh Top Pans Stars NEW YORK---Eliza'beth Tay- lor and Alec Guinness were named as giving the best star Performances in motion pic- tures in in a poll con- ducted by rum Dtaly Miss Taylor was selected for her performance in "Oat on a Hot- -Tin Roof" Guinness was named for his role in "Bridge on the River Ewa'" the same performance for which be won an Oscar' Actoi Acts Up HOLLYWOOD Police had to handcuff Dan Dailey when they arrested the actor on suspicion of drunk drivhig following a minor traffic accident A 1 "The honest cops take me home when I've been drinking" Dailey was quoted by police siter'the early-hour tussle with officers The 1-foot-4-Inch actor was released on $263 bail 'A Officers iota Dailey reinJed take an intoxlmeter test "No I can't blew into the ba001402131: is It la ALFbarj srso after the early-hour tussle with officers 11 1-foot-4-inch actor was released on $263 ham Officers 'raid Dailey refused to'' take an bitosimeter test SaYing3-t "No cant blow into the baSAIL4S131: NEW studies ol 1483 polio patients showed thal LIM bad brown or black bait and eYell 17 bad brown eyes and blonde bair and ono had blut eyecand blonde 1 NEW studies of many churches have since fol 1183 polio patients showed that lowed Our example and called Sunday in reviewing the WM UM bad brown or black halt and Negro pastors' to sem their ence his church has bad over the eyes 17 had brown eyes and needs and tategrate their mem- rest of the country Dr Heacock blonde hair and one bad bluelbershipsl said: "We are glad that we bad Leyesand blonde The AMU WW1 less exitIcal a part In thla good 4 Sunday in reviewing the bnf1u ence his church has had over the rest of the country Dr Heacock said: "We are glad that we bed a part In this good workt 'NEW studies of many churches have since fol t183 polio patients showed that lowed our example and caned Sunday In reviewing the ettlimerlIkecht 1165 bad brown or black bait and Negro pastors' their to serve met his church has had the eyes 17 had brown eyes and needs and Integrate their mem- rest of the country Dr Hes cock blonde hair and no had blue bershir' Asia I are glad that we aLC' elesiod blonde hat The Scrizton Was less Critical a part In this good worL't WASHrNMON Robert Frost' now tasting federal bureaucracy as 'poetry consul' tant to the pibrary of Congress has still not mastered the meaningless verbal vapors which are tbs tliaintessence al the success- WASHINGTON It ober Frost now a sting federal bureaucracy as 'poetry consul- Ithutlist to the Ilbrary of Congress not mastered the mean utUl ingless verbal vapors which are tbs illaintsSaanell th SUcCell- 1 i I Sittrtiir Va' 41ak db40k AbtA6 I ii' -01s a 6a aoh 404 Akailk11411o idt40k91 iat-.