Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 11

re40 W-Eaa 9 1 4 4 1 1 1 I 1 'i 1 -1 I I i i THE CHATTANOOGA TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TENN SUNDAY FEBRUARY 25 1962 ya INTERSTATE LINK SPEEDS NORTILSOUTII TRAFFIC 1 4- 44-014----ka WALLS OFSOLID ROCK TOVI'EK ABOVE SCI'ERIIIGHWAY SECTION Itkd it 7 :41 4 li v0W2te4it0ofev0MA0W40W4 2 01210226221121112 PANORAMIC EXPANSE OF FARMLAND VISIBLE ALONG NORTH-SOUTH LINK 13 Million Horseshoe'Completed On US Route 41 Near Monteagle RESEARCITO GET HEART FUND HELP I :1 CRUST OF EARTH TOPIC OF TALKS EastWest Scientists Plan Paris Meeting to Iron' Out Disagreements Ry WALTER SULLIVAN Noe York Time time Service rooms Receives Professional Honor frAnTil Ar Stephens Merritt assistant luriu ur TAIJKs 'chief of the Power Dispatching 1 and Protection Branch in TVA's Office of Power at Chattanooga I has been elected a fellow in the East-West Scientists Plan American Institute of Electrical I Engineers The AIEE is the rut- Pans Meeting to Iron 4 4 tional organ Ix a uon oro ets Out Disagreements atonal electrical engineers iri the 'i United States it al WALso has many TER SULLIVAN members in foreign countries A Ne fellow is the highest degree '4 1 0 No York Timer Nevis Service of membership in the AIEE To 46-- 4 NEW YORK Sovi et et snd be elected to this station a can- I American scientists who confront- didate must have made an out- '4 4 '4 ed each other in the prolonged standing contribution in the field 4 and sometimte bitter talks at Ge- of electrical engineering and neva on policing a nuclear explo- must be recommended by five sion ban will meet next month to discuss a very different problem other fellows The citation rt leased by the AIEE in conneo- It is whether or not there IS I tion with Merritt's election reads basic difference between the "For contributions to the devel- earth's crusts under Eumia and opmen of oomprehensive relay-that under the United States Ing for a major power inetern' The results of Soviet and Arneri Merritt has served as chair-can studies of earthquake waves man of the East Tennessee See- produced by explosions suggest tion of the AIEE He is a memsuch a difference be of national committees of the STLTHENS MERRITr However there is a strong' suspi- MEE the American Standards' cion that the discrepancy lies in liaociatien and the adviserY the methods used by seismologists group from the United States for wac employed by the Alabama In the two countries rather than the International Electro-techni- Power Co Dixie Ccostruction In the rocks beneath them cal Commission all dealing with Co and Milei Engineers MerHence the seismologists are to protective relaying of electric ritt is a director of till Georgia assemble in Paris in mid-March power systems Institute of Technology Relay at an informal session marked-I Merritt is a native of Daviston Conference and a registered ly in contrast to their meetings at Ala He received the degree of professional engineer in Ten-Geneva designed to resolve the bachelor of science in Electrical nessee He Ls also a member of problem Engineering from the Univer- the Chattanooga Engineers' emote" Rivets sity of Alabama He has ST Club I auty oL foduarna tie Du 51 UtID "Beton" Blasts years' experience in the elec Merritt and his wife and One of the most difficult phases trical engbteering profession daughter reside at 1639 Gmasita concerned the detection of under- of the technical talks at Geneva Before joining TVA in 1934 he Trail ground nuclear explosions Ameri- unoerground nuclear explosionrock a so-called low velocity can seismologists discovered mid- produced a number of unexpected layer underlies the entire wey through the negotiations that it was theoretically possible tol results and demonstrated that crust of the earth rising closer to the effects of such shots cannot be the surface in such regions as the them in a cavern This it was cal- "decouple" such blasts by firing! predicted with any precision western US Soviet seismologists have been the prime movers culated would greatly muffle thet Regittn 8()It Mock 1 an international program to I However- according to a Consequently it wu argued seismologist the study the region immediately be- low the crust It is knOWIl as the the Western scientists that a corn- I did not bear upon the validity of Upp tle Proje paratively dense network of de- the decoupling hypothesis The Man ct tection stations would be surprise he says was that The Paris meeting Is reported to to police a test ban The explosion was recorded a fewibe sponsored by the International was attacked as far-fetched by the' moments later by stations far tolGeaPhYsicS Commiltee of the In-Russians -Ithe east whereas this was not true' ternational Council of ScienThe talks in Paris have reported to the west Unions ly been organized on the initlativei The implication was that there Is of a Swedish seismologist who Bawls region of soft rock under the Scottsboro Gets Loan the contradictions in the between the Rocky Mound special to rho Chattanooga times vet and American "models" of the- tains and the Cascades This SCOTTSBORO Ala The earth's crust slow down and damp Housing Administration One of the most dramatic events quake waves It could also serve: in Washington has granted a in explosion seismology was the reservoir from which lava 1 loan of 818000 to Scottsboro to recent "gnome" blast in one of thei flows into the volcanos of the west help it plan an 80-home low-caverns near Carlsbad NM Thist Some believe that a layer of soft rent housing project 11 MARION PADLOCK ORDERED ON CLUB 410 10 Judge Chattin Approves Petition by Sloan on Casa Rio Night Spot By Times Correspondent JASPER Tenn Circuit Judge Chester ChatUn dered the temporary padlocktng of the Casa Rio Club on US Highway 41 in Marion County Saturday after a brief hearing in circuit court here District Atty Gen A (Ab) Sloan of South Pittsburg had petitioned the court for the padlock order following a raid at the gambling home by federal agents several weeks ago No one appeared at Saturday morning's hearing to contest the padlock order which will remain in effect until the next term of court here in three months Condon Graham of Dayton Tenn was arrested by federal agents following their raid on charges of failure to pay the federal wagering tax The Mar1ehr-00unty grand jury undertook an investigation of the club following the raid but postponed action on the matter until the next term of court when federal agents said they would have to secure permission from Washington be fore testifying before the grand jury Saturday's hearing was the final official act of Sloan as attorney general or Chattin as circuit judge Chattin will be sworn in Monday in Nashville as a judge on the state court of appeals and Sloan will take the oath here an circuit judge replacing Chattin Both Chattin and Sloan were appointed to their new positions by Gov Ellington last week ITheir appointments will remain effect until the next state general election in August when both are expected to seek approval of the voters Ruby Source NEW DELHI --Almost all of the world supply of rubies comes front sources in India I I i I I 1 i I( i I CHATTANOOGA TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TENN SUNDY FEBRUARY 25 1962 1 4 I THE A 11 INTERSTATE LINK SPEEDS NORTII-SOUTII TRAFFIC RUST op EARTH Receives Professional Honor mAR1011 PADLOCK I 1 IIN 4 i 4 q4 4 4KAN IN 64 '4-441f520 WA a 441Pi 4 0 0 01 If A A 11041444 Stephens Merritt assistant l'4 ApIrn All ujB I TOPIC OF TALKS ORDERED chief of the Power Dtepatching and Protection Branch in TVA's DP VII I at Office of Power Clutttanooga has been elected a fellow in the I 1 East-West Scientists Plan American Institute of Electrical I Judge Chattin Approves Engineers Tee AIE is the rut- 1 Paris Meeting to Iron' tional organisation of Petition by Sloan on oroleise 1 Out Disagreements Mona! electrical engineers in the (0 c- Casa Rio Night Spot s- United States it also has many isse0 3 31b I 1 members in foreign countries WALT BER SULLIVAN A fellow is the hiehe JASPER Tenn Circuit st degree 41' a' s- frd No York Time time Service of membership in the AIEE To Itti rinses Correspondent t'r NEW YORK Soviet and be elected to this station a can- 1 rs American scientists who confront- 1 fudge Chester ChatUn or: I I a 4 ed each other in the prolonged diSate must have made an out- I m' 4: ere standing contribution in the fteld dd th temporary padlck- A a if i '-----see e'" and sometimes bitter talks at Ge- 4 'lig the Casa Rio coo on ot electrical en ring and 1 US Highway 41 in Marion neva on policing 4 licing a nuclear explo- must be recommended by five I County Saturday after a brief 11- i son ban will meet next month to 11" other fellows The citation re- hearing in circuit court here 1 4 s-- discuss a very different problem leased by the AIEE in comes- 5 District Atty Gen A i i fAbl Sloan of South Pittsburg 1 It is whether or not there La I tion with Merritt's election reads basic difference between the For contributions to the dovel- 1 had petitioned the court for the ss earth's crusts under Eumia and opmen of comprehensive -relay- padlock Larder following a raid i at the gambling house by fed- I 0- that under the United States fo a major power sys tem" a a The results of Soviet and Anted- Merritt has served as chair- erl agents several weeks ago can sues of earthquake waves man of the East Tennessee Sec- pp studies i No one appeared at Saturday produced by explosions suggest non of the AIEE He is a mem- morning's hearing to contest a a a of national committees of the the padlock order which will such difference ess-----a However there is a strong suspi- AIEE the American Standards' Pa 'Luba" remain in effect until the next 1 ILIGH WALLS OF SOLID ROCK TOWER ABOVE SUPERH et IGHWA SECTION Mon that the discrepancy lies in aociation and the advisory term of court here in three the me by seismologists group from the United States for wac employed by the Alabama months St 41 V4 is 4 4 4 A 'I' A' 4 307Y 3101W33' 0'4'03 1 in the two countries rather than the International Electro-techni- Power Co Dixie Ccostruction Condon Graham of Day- i i in the rocks beneath them cal Commission all dealing with Co and Allied Engineers Mee ton Tenn was arrested by fed- 4 Hence the seismologists are to protective relaying of electric ritt is a director of thic Georgia eral agents following their raid 4 1 4 assemble in Paris in mid March power systems Institute of Teohnology Relay on charges of failure to pay the 1 1 A at an informal session markedd Merritt is a native of Davisten Conference and a registered federal wagering tax ly in contrast to their meetings at Ala He received the degree of professional engineer in Ten- The Marldfr-County grand 7 t' a Geneva designed to resolve the bachelor of science in Electrical neesee He is also a member of jury undertook an investigation problem Engineering from the Univer- the Chattanooga Engineers' of the club following the raid 1 a 5 4net 1 IR sity of Alabama He has ST Club but postponed action on the 1 a Ytriearool experience in the elec Merritt and his wife and matter until the next term of 1 1 I -) sse One of the most difficult phases '(( of the technical talks at Geneva engbteering profession daughter reside at 1639 Gmasita court hen federal agents said Before joining TVA in 1934 be Trail they would have to secure per- 1 concerned the detection of under- mission from Washington be ground nuclear explosionsAmeri- undergmund nuclear explosiont rock a so-called low velocity fore testifying before the grand i A 4 th can seismologists discoverei mid- produced a number of tmexpecte0ayer underlies the entire jury 4 11 way thugh tio negotians it results and demonstrated that'crust of the earth rising closer t0 Saturday's hearing was the 1 1 that wu ro theoreticall noissible I Mthe effects of such shots cannot be the surface in such regions as the final official act of Sloan as at- them in a cavern This It as "4 "decouple such blasts by firinglpredicted with any precision western US Soviet seism seismologists toey general or Chattin cal- culated would greatly muffle Wel Region Of Rock have been the prime movers circuit judge Chattin will be i tin an international program to sworn in Monday in Nashville 'dy thn immediatel be- jolt imparted to the earth However according to a distin ConsequenUy it wu argued byguished seismologist the results Istu melo is as a judge on the state court It kn th take i A se the Western scientists that a corn did not bear upon the validity of ow crust own of appeals and Sloan will paratively dense network of de the decoupling hypothesis The Upper Mantle Project the oath here as circuit judge 5" i Paris b2 1 tection stations would be needed chief surprise he says was that Ai rails meeting is reported to replacing Chattin i A 5 to police a test ban The argument the explosion was recorded a fevebe sponsored by the International Both Chattin and Sloan were ht was attacked as far-fetched by the moments later by stations far tolGectPhYsiel st-'- ts- --ste -ts -a Russians the east whereas this was not true ternationa Committee of the In appointed to their new positions Council of Scien- by Gov Ellington last week The talks in Parts have reported-1 to west Itific Unions 'Their appointments will remain esessets siesseateassossiesessats-see V1 "A 1 th ly been organized on the initiativet The implication wu that there is i effect until the next state PANORAMIC EXPANSE OF FARMLAND VISIBLE ALONG NORTH-SOUTH LINK of a Swedish seismologist who saw'a region of soft rock under the aeOtIll tn boro Gets Loan general election in August the contradictions in the So-territory between the Rocky Mound special to The Chattanooga times when both are expected to seek l'i i approval of the voters $3 Million Horseshoe'Completed RESEARC1110 GET vet and American "models" of the tains and the Cascades This SCOTTSBORO Ala The e4rth's crust would slow down and damp thePublic Housing Administration I of the most dramatic events quake waves It could also serve in Washington has granted a Rub Source On US Route 41 Near One onteagle IIEARTFUND HELP in explosion seismology was the as the reservoir from which loan of $16C00 to Scottsboro to NEW DELHI -Almost all of the 4 recent "gnome" blast in one of the' flows into the volcanos of the west help it plan an 80-home low- world supply of rubies comes front 4 0 ad-caverns near Carlsbad NM Thist Some believe that a layer of soft rent housing project sources in India a 5 11 4) caavativiv71( 11410M 1 It I T'' 1) "17 "727) 7 )1 0 je" (11' DTI 1 4 1 1 4 re i 1 1 1 4 I 4 4 I 4 1 THE CHAT'11ANOOCA TIMES: CIIATIIANOOGA TENN SUNDAY FEBRUARY 25 1962 11 srviova Acipow410 IIIC rvp discuss a very different problem leased by the LIKE in count It is whether or not there 11 a tion with Merritt's election reads basic difference between the "For contributions to the devel- eartles crusts under Kumla and i opmen of oomprehensive that under the United States I big for a major power avstem" o- 'me results of Soviet and Amen t- Merritt has served as chair- can studies earthquake thquae waves man kf the Tennessee See East I 1 I 1 I produced by explosions suggest' lion of the AIEE He is a mein I such a difference ber of national committees of the liTLTKENS mutrurr 1 However there is a strong suspi- MEE the American Standards I -u) 1 I 1 it KENNEDY STATES 13 BONN AGREE 41 Tells Students Americans Won't Go to War to yl Reunify Germany ot Front Page One terencla at which he said the United States and West Gertriany "are in full egreement on all mattere" The talk between the 30-year-old brother of the 1 US President and the 86-year ald chancellor was attended only by an interpreter At the press conference Kennedy re-turfed to discvss details of their conversation tine said however that the agreement extended to the question of a possible East! West lummit meeting which both President Kennedy and Dr Adenauer are known to oppose attorney general inclitated by saying he did not want to discuss the matter now that Adenauer had spoken to him about what the chancellor considered the failure of Bonn's allies to speak out against the 'Commurdsts1 reprearlive rule in Xast Germany The English-speaking univer- sity students reflected a bitter- ness widespread in Germany ever the belief that Washington considers the Communist-built Avail in Berlin a victory for the West 4 Decry View of Wall One student referred to Ken- liedy's description of the wall as a- "great weapon" and noted that some Western officials had -said the wall 'Iliminishes the Berlin crisis and facilitates a 1 Berlin settlement" I fIt does not facilitate mat- tets for us in any way" he the helicopter bringing Kennedy into Bonn from the lir'port landed an old plane iliew slowly overhead trailing a dreamer reading in German "The Whole of Germany Free" 1 -lt was believed to have been sponsored by the organization representing Germans expelled after World War LI from eastern lands now under Polish administration The organization also plastered trees in Bonn with posters saying "Germany Tri-sected Never" Oder-Neisse Protest While the attorney general was speaking to the students refugee groups paraded in front of the university carrying ban ners saying "East Prussia and! Silesia Are no Bargagining and the "Oder-Neisse Never a Border" This was a reference to Ger many's present eastern frontier on the Oder and Neisse rivers Asked at his press conference and by the students for the US position on the eastern border Kennedy replied both times that Germanys definitive frontiers could only be drawn at a peace conference The success of the West Berlin visit was far beyond the expectations of either German or American officials For the West Berliners it was another morale booster at a time when nerves were strained again and doubts were being expressed with increasing frequency shout Washington's determination to protect the city's freedom I STATER a BONN AGREE CBS Students Americans r- Won't Go to War to :1 Reunify Germany Front Page One rence at which he said the nited States and Weat Ger- any "are in full egreement on I mattem" The talk between ts 38-year-old brother of the President and the 86-year- 11 chancellor was attended ily by an interpreter At the -ess conference Kennedy re- lied to distliss details of their inversation Ile said however that the reement extended to the iestion of a possible East- eat lummit meeting which oth President Kennedy and Dr denauer are known to Oppose The atto rney genera indi- ited by saying he did not ant to discuss the matter now at Adenauer had spoken to in about what the chancellor maidered the failure of Bonn's lies to speak out against the ommurdstre represeive rule in ast Germany The English-speaking univer- ty students reflected a bitter- um widespread in Germany eer the belief that Washington maiden the Communist built all In th Berlin a victory for rest Decry 'lew of Wall I One student referred to Ken- edy's description of the wall "great weapon" and noted at some Western officials had Lid the wall "diminishes the erlin crisis and facilitates a erlin settlement reit does not facilitate mat- Les for us in any way' he fltarked------------- les the helicopter bringing into Bonn from leport landed an old plane ew slowly overhead trailing a Lrearner reading in German The Whole of Germany Free" 'It was believed to have been ponsored by the organization Germans expelled fter World War II from east- lands now under Polish iinistmtion The organization Iso plaatered trees in Bonn dth posters saying "Germany 'ri-sected Never" OdersNetsse Protest While the attorney general the as speaking to students efugee groups paraded in front the university carrying ban- ers saying "Eaet Prussia a ndt liege Are no Bargagining nhI i 1 1 I I I 1 a i 1 1 i I want to discuss the matter now that Adenauer had spoken to him about what the chancellor tonsidered the failure of Bonn's allies to speak out against the 'Commurdsts1 repreatlive rule in Xast Germany The English-speaking univer- sity students reflected a bitter- noes widespread in Germany ever the belief that Washington considere the Communist built wall inBerlin a victory for the West Decry I'lew of Wall One student referred to Ken- liedy's description of the wall as I a- "great weapoe and noted that some Western officials had said the waU "diminishes the Berlin crisis and facilitates a Berlin settlement" A It does not facilitate mat I ffs for us in any way" he A to ri 11 Iom fit a I aa I1g 0 a 1 I I 1 o-tiy -hy an interpreter At the ress conference Kennedy re- 1 fused to discvss details of their onversation A tin aid however that the agreement: extended to the ouestion of a Dossible East We Summit meeting which both President Kennedy and Dr st Attpoluit1- knnwn tn onnnoto a Ju Superb "Hudson House" Colonial Bedroom Pieces LOW OPEN STOCIT SALE- PflICESI LJ A-m-1 Assts tS1 nPrh "Mlificnn ennnint Rathortnm drotiolo 14 Mesa 1 nnusagovii 110111V1111111 a Pieces LOW OPEN-STOCIT SALEPflICESr i 1 I I i I i I i 1 i II Special to The Chattanooga Timea MONTEACLE Tenn Corn-1 a panoramic view of farmland From Page one pletion of "Termessee's $3 Million stretching far below are ample stretch of modern reason why the new route has been 1 nooga area to make substantial divided highway curving gently called the most beautiful in Teu-I contributions Unless everybody along the sides of a scenic moun- nessee a helping hand the drive tam gorge In the Cumberland Leaving the mountain top at It' Will not be successful she said 1 eliminated a serious modern cloverleaf just north of The heart association here has bottleneck for motorists traveling a a I the sponsored a number of worthUS 41 the major north-south ar- slopes to the valley at a grade so while Proieots Few are more im terial route connecting the north-i gentle it is hardly noticeable either' portant than one now under way' ernmost Up of Michigan with MI-I in ascending' or descending theiThe association has allocated a arrit i I mountain It proceeds cross coun-Isubstantial amount of money to a The "Horseshoe" is located 0111 tCY and intersects with the pre- research program at Vanderbilt an 81i-mi1e scenic addition to US 1 vious route of US 41 at a pointyniversity School of Medicine 41 which replaces completely a 13 miles south of Is experimenting with plas- snake-like stretch of two-lane high- Tenn 'tic heart valves way winding tortuously up the Dyer '''Butterfield Jr' president Already research opened new north aide of Monteagle Mountain of the US Highway 41 Association vistas of health for heart patients near here The new highway sec- and general manager of the In- by devising artificial blood vett- tion which cost a total of $45 mil- cline Railway at Chattanooga sels to replace diseased ones Un- lion is actually a part of the new said that the new highway was told numbers of American MU- Interstate Highway under construction for more than liens formerly invalids because of For the old highway's fiustrat- two years and was designed for diseased blood vessels are enjoy- mg series of sharp turns and cut- "comfortable driving and for safe- mg goOd health now because the backs the "33 Million Dollar ty with limited access" worn-out vessels were replaced Harseslaoe" substitutes one long It reaches the top of the moun- Dr Harold Collins beads the gentle curve of four lanes a cen- fain at a point lust 50 miles from heart research team working on ter parkway ifild ostra-wide shoui- Chattanooga which is further PlasUc valves He and his team den literally carved into the side southeast on US 41 and ties in are looking for a satisfactory of a deep mountain ravine through the cloverleaf with a mod- valve for use in replacing faulty High walls of rock towering on ern stretch of four-lane highway heart valves the upper side of the highway and i through Monteagle The Tennessee Heart Associa- tion adopted the Vanderbilt pmj- SEARS ElIPLOYES formula based on their age length ect and called upon local chapters of service and deposits 'to share in the program Dr Collins and his team start SHARE IN PROFIrfq GOLDFINE'S RECEIVER ed theoworkslastt eNovroember They hope fini Jed b'y No- ll' TO BORROW $200000' vember of this year Dr Stanley Brockman and Dr William Scott IVANCHESTER NH re- are members of Dr Collins' team $26 Million Now in Fundceiver of two closed Gokifine tex-l Early reports are to the effect 1LOLOS o41AAmer1 Ist HInt thile for tho resoallte barugs hAttn v- authorized that thus far the results have been swiss go Tee caseasoots Timoi MONTEAGLE Tenn Comd a panoramic view of farmland From Page One pletion of "Termessee's 33 MillionI stretching far below are ample stretch of modern reason why the new route has beeninooga area to make substantial al divided highway curving gently called the most beautiful in Tea- I contributions tniess everybody a helping hand the drive along the sides of a scenic moun- nessee tain gorge in the Cumberland Leaving the mountain top at a will not be successful she said Plateau-has eliminated a serious modem cloverleaf just north of The heart association here has bottleneck for motorists traveling a 1 the "Horseshoe" sponsored a number of worth- while eds Few are more im- US 41 the major north-south sr- slopes to the valley at a grade sot Prol terial route connecting the northe gentle it is hardly noticeable eitherlportant than one now under way ernmost tin of Michiran with Mi-lin ascending or descending theiThe association 'has allocated a ts Un- cti i se the wed 1 is the ing On faulty SSOte: taptetProf rs I start They by No- 5tanley 1 Scott team effect been 1 1 i 4 4f- i 1 1 7 li ilk '1 4 '3 1 1 0 ii: i1 1 4 1t! 1 1' i '7CL'olt P' i 4 1) I 4 i 4 lit gc- 7'-4 ''1 Cl" 1 1 yik 't I '412 A to-i- -3 9 if t) 1 I 174:: ITJ 4 i'''' 4' I -111 14:717: in': 7lILiiT' 1 ftr11 I 4:41 vstr -i 114i Ala A v---- lEililliWil- '''c 'iii- 1 7010 I 4040444 I I "'Vv: 'to'Z'' al i -r firA ik' 40 I 7 At 4 7'1 I 1 -------i womg wir INvt Zio 44 4: 4CS 14 i 1" 0 1 11 tt' 'I '-N 1 s4400-geoyai witrzoloc-'" -avto'-' 14 '44t7 tdottsev4 i4 r''kok- ii 1tv igglasaimmool'qa 170ai 7 r- 4 kitt 1114 itbin I l- big' 1 11 142 X-Ray Length I are said to be similar to light rays except that they are thousands of times shorter in length Beth Shotom to Have Torah Tour Tuesday tt 1 1 i Uti I 10144 A "CatAUM I Double Dresser Mirror $99 I tAp -1s11 I "s- -4- ie' 416 NM 3 qi -2'-14 4 144i Alt 2 iLt 2 A i I '2 4 4 4 skt h- 4 1 I 'L Te' 1 i 1:11 ileof41r14-- i pwf 1 i 4 lit 41 I I Double Dresser Mirror $99 J' i i 4: 2 I ---2 l' i --V 1111 I Another employe a department manager started with the local store after graduating from high school 24 years ago Her account at the end of 1961 was worth $11- 801 A department manager with only 15 years service who is due to retire from the company this year has an account worth more than $51 336 The 252 local fund members had A tri9 chorea Qtkortt ctnetr rand the1184012 shares of Sears stock and other securities Imo unting to credited to their accounts as Of Dec 81 Strauss said ----tile mills has been by of One a federal judge to borrow $200000 encouraging Woman at $115801 to reopen the mills The experiments involve two The two mills both in Lebanon main valves in the heart the mi NH were closed last week after tral valve which regulates the Sears Roebuck and Co em- the government filed tax liens flow of blood between the auricle ployes in Chattanooga have 82- against them totaling some 115 and the ventricle and the aortic 609426 in their company's profit- MilliOn valve The latter regulates the sharing pension fund Government tax suits totaling flow of blood from the ventricle more than 678 million were filed or the pumping chamber of the This figure disolosed Satur- against Bernard Goldfine and his heart into the main blood vessel day by Dick Strauss manager of properties throughout New Eng- the aorta The aortic vessel car- the Sears store here at a meeting ries blood tliat has been freshly of employe-members of the tmd I'lle ruling autherizing the Leb- oxygenated to the body The fund members received state- anon mills to borrow $200000 was If these valves become diseased metes showing how they shared in issued Friday by Judge Peter the flow of life blood is impaired Sears profits last year and the Woodbury after the 71-year-o1d in- often to the point of bringing fatal value of tbeir individual ILCCOUntS dustrialist WEIS released on parole consequences One salesman who joined the from a public health service hoe-I The Vanderbilt team headed by company 25 years ago bad 178052 nital on Staten Island NY Dr Collins is searching for an in his fund account at the close of Goldfine's attorney Abraham artificial valve adequately tune1961 Pomerantz said the industrialist tional and constructed of the type Another employe a department would be taken to a Boston hospi- of material that can withstand the manager started with the local tal for further psychiatric care rigors of the work it must do and store after graduating from high the wear and tear to which it will school 24 years ago Her account Atlanta CPA to Talk be subjected 1 at the end of 1961 was worth $115-Dr Collins estimates that up- 801 To Auditors'Tuesday wardo 10 per cent of the 900000 A department manager with w-5k -kx 0- Americans who die annually from only 15 years' service who is due 1 cardiovascular diseases result to retire from the company this i from defective valves year has an account worth more 1 In the current experiments on than 6 I 51336 4 these two vital valves are success- The 252 local fund members had ful Dr Collins says the death toll 24012 shares of Sears stock and i i fe from diseases of the heart and other securities a i to 1 blood vessels based upon current $463265 credited to their accounts 1 "4: statistics would be reduced by as of Dec 31 Strauss said I oz- 90000 or more in the United 1 'k States as of Dec 31 Strauss said I 1: 90000 or more in we unitea 1' States members 0 service hoe- The me zears store num al a mcc1616 4 ries blood that has been freshly of employe-members of the ftmd 'rite ruling autherizing the teb- oxygenated to the body The fund members received state- mills in anon lls bo rro2000 as If these valves become diseased 00 men rt Ss pro year itasiotw th er ey rued rFyriadtajr the 7Jiulegare often flow ipoifeinbtlorbo iris impgafir fatal ua a and the value of their idiidl ILCC A)UntS One sals dustrialist WEIS released on parole consequences ernan who joined the a fro public health Vanderbilt team headed by company 25 years ago had 178052 pital on Staten Island NY Dr Collins is searching for an ific in his fund account at the close of Goldfine's attorney' Abraham artial valve adequately tune- the industrialist tional and constructed of the type 1961 Pomerantz said Another employe a department would be taken to a Boston hospi- of material that can withstand the manager started with the local tal for further psychiatric care rigors of the work it must do and store after graduating from high the wear and tear to which it will school 24 years ago Her account Atlanta CPA to Talk be subjected 1 801 To Audtors Tuesday wardo 10 per cent of the 900000 at the end of 1961 was worth $115- Dr Collins estimates that up- A department manager with ro Axp wzt x4' '0'' I American who die annually from only 15 years' service who is due i cardiovascular diseases result to retire from the company this i i from defective valves 'N '4 year has an account worth more In the current experiments on than $51336 i s'i these two vital valves are success- The 252 local fund members had jut Dr Collins says the death toll 24012 shares of Sears stook and i -z from diseases of the heart and other securities a 1 to 2 2- accounts blood vessels based upon current statistics would be reduced credited to their acco I as of Dec 31 Strauss said i 4ve--- 90000 or more in the United 1 1 States re two tAteNvi At Clic owl Ito reopen the Mina 1T le experiments involsT twn IlVillal I at 41 I 11o1 I The two mills both in Lebanon main vaIves in the heart ute mt- profit an MilliOn 4 NH were closed last week after tral valve witich regulates the Sears Roebuck and em the government filed tax liens flow of blood between the auricle Co 609 426 in their company ployes in Chattanooga have 12- against them totaling some $15 and the ventricle and the aortic valve The latter regulates the sharing pension ftmd Government tax sults totaling flow of blood from the ventricle day by Dick Strauss manager of m'3re than $78 Milli011 were tiled or the ptunping chamber of the This figure vtas disolosed Satur- against Bernard Goldtine and his heart into the main blood vessel properties throughout New Eng- the aorta The aortic vessel cat- th Sears store here at a meeung th land ries blood at has been freshly of employe-members of the fund The authorizing the teb- oxygenated to the body The fund members received state- anon mills to borrow $200000 was If these valves become diseased ments showing how they shared in issuel Friday by Judge Peter the flow of life blood is impaired Sears profits last year and the Woodbury after the 71-yeanold in- often to the point of bringing fatal value of their individual accounts dustrialist WEIS released on parole consequences One salesman who joined the from a public health service hos-I The Vanderbilt team headed by company 25 years ago had $78052 pital on Staten Island NY Dr Collins is searching for an in his fund account at the close of Goldfine'S attorney Abrahemlartificial valve adequately tune- I RABBI AVRUTICK A Torah Tour sponsored by Rabbinical Council of Americad the largest organization of In the world will be held in Beth Sbolom Congregation at 8 pm The local employe-members are Tuesday among 150000 men and women ''Rabbi Horovitz spiritu- who are members of the Savings al' leader of Beth Sholom and Profit Sharing Pension Fund announced that Rabbi Abraham of Sears Roebuck and Co EmN Avrutick first vice president ployes These members include of the Rabbinical Council and more than 13000 employes of All spiritual leader'of the Congrega- state Insurance Co a wholly lion Agudas Achim of Hartford owned subsidiary which each year Conri will head the tour to this contributes to Sears' profits city The employes' fund is- Sears' The topic of Rabbi Avru- largest stockholder Strauss said tick's discussion will be "What is acoounting for 28 per cent of the Orthodox Judaism?" Friends and company's outstanding stock al guests are invited to attend the the end of 1961 The funds assets gieeting also are invested in stock ol Rabbi Aveutick was ordained th dned at more than 130 companies and in the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theo- other types of securities logical Seminary of Yeshiva OM- Created in 1916 the fund is de versity in New York He is a grad- signed to encourage regular say uate of Yeshiva College and is lags enable Sears employes tc presently a candidate for the de- share in company profits and aid I gree of doctor of Hebrew letters at members in establishing a finan committee of the Union of gibie to join Orthodox Jewish Congrega- Employe-members deposit 5 pa tions of America a member of the cent of their wages and salaries committee of public affairs of up to a maximum of $500 eaci the Religious Zionists of America year The company contributes 1 and editor of the 1960 Rabbinical portion of its net income befor Council Sermon Manual deductions for federal incom The hostesses for the evening taxes and dividends The corn Will 1)4 Mrs David Kopkin pany's contribution is credited an4 Mrs Hyman Shapiro members' accounts annually on a- Employe-members deposit 5 per Se cent ot their wages and salaries of up to a maximum of $500 each ca year The company contributes a al portion of its net income before deductions for federal income rtg taxes and dividends The comb Pahrs Contribution is credited to members' accounts annually on a I The local employe are! among 150000 men and women who are members of the Savings i--: 20 GERMAN NEWSMEN and Profit Sharing Pension Fund SCHEDULED FOR TOUR of Sears' Roebuck and Co Em- ployes These members include WASHINGTON more than 13000 employes of All West Gbrman newspapermen state Insurance Co a wholly- are due here Sunday to begin a owned subsidiary which each year month-long stay in the United contributes to Sears' profits 1 States They wilt visit military 1 The employes' fund Ia Sears' installations arid centers of largest stockholder Strauss said 1 civilian activity accounting for 28 per cent of the The State Department said company's outstanding stock at that the group will have op- i the end of 1961 The funds assets i 0 portunity to "become better I also are invested in the stock of ti vsu acquainted with the American' more than 130 companies and in '1 people their institutions and other types of securities Atlanta their alik 7 ran rap I Created in 1916 the fund is de- Monday they will meet with signed to encourage regular say- a certilied public ill State accountant eir way of life will ate Department officials and lags enable Sears employes to speak at a meeting of the Insti-lEdward Murrow chief of the share in company profits and aid Itute of Internal Auditors at 6 pm US Information Agency' and observe a session of Congress members in establishing a finan-iTuesday at Fehns Restaurant I 1 1 1 lo4Amlnetrit All I Mina eithinot tif rbro no 1111' hair rilacet42 0 thew urn! lenva the Bernard Revel Graduate! cial reserve for retirement AU! The subject of Drapalik's talk School of Yeshiva University employes who have com-iwill be "The Relationship of the He is a member of the executive pleted one year of service are eli- Internal Auditor and the External committee of the Union of gible to join Auditor" Orthodox Jewish Congrega- Employe-members deposit 5 per Drapalik a native of Kansas is tions of America a member of the cent of their wages and salaries assistant 'manager of the Atlanta committee of public affairs of up to a maximum of $500 each office of Ernst Ernst He is the Religious Zionists of America year The company contributes a a member of the American Instiand editor of the 1960 Rabbinical portion of its net income before tute of Certified Public Account Council Sermon Manual deductions for federal income ants the Georgia Soceity of The hostesses for the evening taxes and dividends The corn- CPA's Institute of Internal Audi-Will 1)4 Birc David Kopkin pany's contribution is credited to tors and Insurance Accounting and Mrs Hyman Shapiro members' accounts annually on a Statistical Associtaimi ata Tuesday they will leave for Cape Canaveral the big launch ing base for space rockets' Thereafter they will visit Fayetteville NC (Fort Bragg)' Beaufort SC (Parris Island) Huntsville Ala New Orleans1 San Francisto the Strategic Air Command headquarters at Omaha Neb New York Norfolk and Washington before re-1 turning to West Germany: March 27 Arrow-back Full-Size Bed $39 Special 5-Drawer (hest $66 s4N1'' Night Stand with Drawer $19 Triple Dresser and Cannonball Poster Bed Chest on Ches11 Drawers Canopy Bed and Frame $93 Single Dresser 4Drawer Desk $59 end Illrror $0 $119 $66 00" es a Authentic Colonial Design! 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LI 7it )0ma 1--0 i eleeele i 1 0 Hand Rubbed Polished Waxed 1 3 1 8 r-r--1 I I 0 ustproo Center-Guided 1 tete 1 wei -I 2 Drawers! -4' sf i 4 ABBI ARUTICK I I 'IV ea ilk 'k --zes- Complete Selection of i Matchi ng 0140011mew- Lib A Torah Tour sponsored by the ---'1 '41002- Pieces I mt Rabbinical Council of America I the largest organization of rabbis in the world will be held in Beth Triple Dressir 'and Ifrror among 1 $119 1" Sholom Congregation at 8 pm The local employe-members are 1 Save on SOLID CHERRY furniture for every bed- Tuesday 50000 men and women 20 GERMAN NEWSMEN Cannonball Poster Bed $66 1 Rabbi Horovitz spiritu- who are members of the Savings 4 room! Each piece is exquisitely handsome of long I al leader of Beth Sholom and Profit Sharing Pension Ftmd le i SCHEDULED FOR TOUR aa lasting construction in lustrous cherry finishes oc- it announced that Rabbi Abraham of Sears Roebuck and Co Em- 4 Chest on Chest 6 Drawers 4 cented with brass hardware Superbly crafted in 1 Avrutick first vice president ployes These members include WASHINGTON iP)-Twenty 7 of the Rabbinical Council and more than 13000 employes of All- I West German newspapermen authentic Early American style these pieces hays) a spiritual leader of the Congrega- state Insurance Co a wholly- are due here Sunday to begin a 4 a charm and beauty found only in the glowing fin- 1 i I tion Agudas Achim 41( of Hartford owned subsidiary which each year month-long stay in the United i -'-'( 11iL 77-1q4: tee I shes of SOLID CHERRY! Haverty's has a complete Hudson S' i i Conn will head the tour to this contributes to Sears' profits 1 States They will visit military' 1 49'e 1 1 34 I 41 oPE TOCK city The employes' fund is Sears' installations and centers of 2'4 ie i '1' selection of top quality for The topic of Rabbi Avru- largest stockholder Strauss said civilian activity 0 SAVINGS by the piece or by the roomful Orthodox Judaism?" 'Mends and company's outstanding stock at the I House at LOW Sale Prices Choose now it4 it i 1 tick's discussion will be "What amounting for 28 per cent of the 1 The State Department said tv1 i 1 the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theo- other types of securities that group will have op-1 NA! te guests are invited to attend the the end of 1961 The fund's assets portunity to "become better if tr---- i- 41 i fw- th meeting also are invested in stock of Rabbi Avrutick vms ordribed at more than 130 companies and in FRANK DRAFALm paectztol) life" acquainted with the American 1 'I' re l' their institutions and i 1-- tee1 '4' Ihees le-- '11' -'r i I their wav of 11 3 i I'l A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Frank Drapalik of Atlanta logical Seminary of Yeshiva UMae 1111916 the ftmd de Monday they will meet with a certilied public accountant writ DELIVERS YOUR CHOICE! I versity in New York He is a grad- Cretd signed to encourage regular say- tate Department officials and I 4J lems-olf-xx uate of Yeshiva College and is ings enable Sears employes to speak at a meeting of the Insti- Edward Murrow chief of the 1 014L '41- r- 1 presently a candidate for the de- share in company profits and aid Itute of Internal Auditors at 6 pm US Information Agency and -77'14 1 4 gree of doctor of Hebrew letters at members in establishing a finan-ITuesday at Fehn's Restaurant observe a session of Congress I --f44 I I lc the Bernard Revel Graduate cial reserve for retirement All' The subject of Drapalik's talk Tuesday they will leave for 4- it etio School of Yeshiva University employes who have corn- will be "The Relationship of the Cape Canaveral the big launch- 1 1 i 9e14co440 He is a member of the executive! pleted one year of service are eli- Internal Auditor and the External big base for space rockets' committee of the Union of gible to join Thereafter they will visit Fay- anopy Bed and No! i Orthodox Jewish Congrega- Employe-members deposit 5 per Drapalik a native of Kansas is etteville NC (Fort Bragg) ba A 1 "tv 1 tions of America a member of the cent of their wages and salaries assistant 'manager of the Atlanta Beaufort SC (Parris Island) Frzme ps evil 06-d'' 1 14r: -----zm: 1 committee of public affairs of up to a MaXIMUM of $500 each office of Ernst Ernst He is Huntsville Ala New Orleans' 0 -7 ::7 the Religious Zionists of America year The company contributes a a member of the American Insti- San Francisto the Strategic A and editor of the 1960 Rabbinical portion of its net income before tute of Certified Public Account- Air Command headquarters at Single Dresser' 4-Dra11 lter Desk 59 i folk and Washington I Council Sermon Manual deductions for federal income ants the Georgia Soceity of Omaha Neb New York Nor- I 4 The hostesses for the evening taxes and dividends The corn- CPA's Institute of Internal Audi- before re-1 and Mi 1 rror $747 AM 519 $19 619 arket St 6-6 i i' will be Mrs David Kopkin pany's contribution is credited to tors and Insurance Accounting turning to West Germany' Cott 1 a Mrs Nyman Shapiro members' accounts annually on a Statistical Aasocitaion March 27 it I 'V 1 1 4 xi NI NI i I oe'' Allk4 Arrow-back Full-Size Bed $39 'k li4' 441 1 1 4 6 Special 5-Drawer (best $66 Ns1ii k'' 4-4 4 A 4:: 4 44 0 1 I 4- I- Kigill Stand Ivith Dralv er $19 i 4 4 1 I 4' I 1 i tee" ---j'" a.