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"To Give the News Impartially Without Fear or Favor" r111111'M 'REFERENCE-ROOM CHATTANOOGA PUOLlp 41i Tristate Weather todae and Sundeol 1111ertrell and evening shower" and warm cloudy and warm timidy and vatm Full Wtsther Pogo Authorized' rweeeee NN 1 'A 7-7-7-7" 74" ClIATTANOQOA' T8N114 SATURDAY AUGUST 19 1-961' 4 REFERENCE-ROOM ROOM 1 I CHATTANOOGA PUBLIC itelAliY 6 1 i 1 I "To Give the New' Impartially' Ir) 11 1 Tristate Weather (L EITTa-Warm tnelac end Sunde7: Ill'erriwil Al'''41 'i Pf i v) 4te1s and evening thaser" Without Fearor Pavor (k 11 tilt 1 )1 141 11)11 111 t(ii' 1 il 1 I i 2114:) TENNESSEE-Pelf and warm It tat) 11 11 1 1 GEORGIA-Partly cloudy and warm ALABAMA-Pactic clnude end verm A 1 1 0 Full Pitsther Itepeert-011P110 i 4 I 1' I '--v-v4041 1h I -ao- a le OTXtlIl 'INT) :247 I '9 1 Pf 1 gla sit 1 rt es Authortzed CIIATTANOQOA' T8NN SATURDAY ALIGt5ST 19 1-odt 1 44 A- 1' nrets it- I 1'1 74 014-7 'sivt ia lentiesacet ii 4'71 '9'7114 I 1110 1 ir 4'4 '3 1' I' 1 1 ICENNEDySENDS JOHNSON 1500 SYMBOLIC TROOPS TO RAISE BERLIN MORALE SENDS JOHNS 4 1 A' 1 atinia QVIIInirlf irrt IT 1)1-1DC TO RAISE BERLIN MORALE i -ii 'Y A 1 A I TEsis l'y sENA'TE DROPPED BY NASA i USE IN spEEDellp movE 'AIMS ARE Needed Data Obtained byl A 2 I CONFERENCE DUE11 in Crew of Cuban Snip Bid Due Late in '61 Representatives Refuse 0 Took Control Fled to US I Ily JOSEPH A LOFTUS 1 New York Times News Serttet I 5 WASHINGTON The National -Year Authorization Aeronautics and Space Adminikj Vote $12 Billion 1 tration has decided to skip further i suborbital flights and to concen- 1 REBUFF TO PRESIDENT 1 trate on a full earth orbit shot with 1 REBUFF TO PRESIDENT 47r1bitjt 44 CONEI Represer 5-Yea Vot i REBUFF 14 w1 A A i tnir RV cP11TAT1171 ictri DROPPED BY NASA 01 L'Abli-U1 AINS ARE OPPOSED IIIVYL 'Needed Data Obtained by 2 1 ian Ship Bid Due Late in '61 tO York JOSE PH A 11OFTUS Neu imes New Sortioo I WASHINGTON The NationaL Aeronautics and Space Adminik- I tration has decided to skip further suborbital flights and to concen- trate on a full earth Orbit shot with 4 441 A i CLAY GOING TOO Vice President to Assure Residents They Have Not Been Abandoned by US CLAY GOJIMJ TOO Vice President to Assure Residents They Have Not Been Abandoned by US a manned vehicle The attempt to 'orbit a man may be made late A 4 this year The NASA announcement made i no mention of the Soviet Union's in sending two men 'around the earth or of their inthl- ence on US schedules The agency explained only that the two suborbital flights already i made supplied the needed data A 'third had been planned i 1 The apparent effect of the deci- sion is to speed the space agency's program After a manned vehicle 1'' -I' 'has been fully orbited the agency -f-'-' ''kr''': (t I L- 9 e- twill proceed to Project Apollo 1 --4 ''''4it which will begin with the orbiting of more than one man possibly BERLIN WALL GOES UP: Cr 'three That flight however is munist pollee erect concrete three tct four years away BOHLEN ONE OF PARTY Britain France Expected to Send More Fortes in to Bolster Attitude i': I I 1 I I i 8 4 i 1 'i Hi 1- -2--' 1 BOHLEN ONE OF PARTY i0 7 i a manned vehicle The attempt to 'it: i 1 4: l''''' 1 i -1" --N Brt a orbit a man may be made late tvg14 1 i France Expected i )-1" 7 ye A oe i 1 1'7" 5: 'MiltioNIMMAWmootwti to Send More Fortes 11 this ar The NASA announcement made Owe's 1 k' e-vslrof4 4nci4 to Bolster Attitude i no mention of the Soviet Unions ---f oat 4' oo-' 4 1 rok'' 4 in sending two men around the earth or of their infhl 7 7 1 i A 1 -'1 4 ence on US schedules The agency explained only that 'i i': p-2'" 1k' I i 1' the two suborbital flights already Ai A' 1't made supplied the needed data A -5 r''' i si- s4 7 thir had been planned 4 tz )i Th i fl" I apparent effect of the dect- Is' i I l''' ston is to speed the space agency's -'0 t''' i 1 After a manned vehicle I ha been fully orbited the agency ik 'N' 1 'will proceed to Project Apollo which will begin with the orbiting iksAg004440--k41 it 1: It of more than one man possibly BERLIN WALL GOES UP: Grim-faced i 'three That flight however is monist pollee erect concrete three to four years away 4 Many Feel Compromise on 2 or 3-Year Borrowing Authority Doubtful By RENWOR'rillt Nme York Times News Service House and Senate Friday night passed foreign aid bills that were cornpletty at odds on President Nennedy's long-range development program and the means of financing It The Senate granted the President's request for authority to borrow nearly 88 billionfrom the Treasury over five years to finance the loans which the President regards as the core' of his neW aid program of his new aid Program Many Fe 2 or 3- Auth By 1 Nme i' WASHE and Sentt foreign aid plettly at Nennedy's rnent prog of financir The Seri tdent's req borrow ne? the Treasu finance tt of his ne wall to be topped by barbed vire betueen zones of Berlin if-- tor By MAX FRANKEL I 4 New York Times News Service 4er: 4 ''''''e "7: ti 1ns '''')'1 4 4" M1 dent Johnson and a symbolic bat-- 40 tie group of 1500 men to go to 0 1 3 4 4 I Berlin to assure restive West i that they will not be 3- labandoned by the United States '''1---- I The vice president will confer k4 '')' :04 4'''-'' 'in Bonn Saturday morning with 4'' "h411!" e-4' Infest German Chancellor Ade- i ---c 7- 1 1 1 r1SOki r4 1 nauer In the afternoon he win um Radiophoto lily to West Berlin to deliver a imsfaced East German norkers under Isatehful eyes of Corn- Ipersonal message from the Preston to be topped by barbed vire 1)etween zones of Berlin dent to the city's mayor Willy I Reds Build Concrete Wall viln wStiiint day eTdohbnysottlh'se of the troops They are long one of Their Dependents Pull Outmove overland the three autobahns a used to sup- Iply Western garrisons In West 1 New York Times i Pr By 511X FRANKEL i i '1 ''''t 2- ews Servic ---A- -mg' Ken ii-- dneendyt Johnson 4 -'r 1 tie group of 1500 men to go to Berlin to assure restive West A i 7 1 Germans that they will not be 0- labandoned by the United States 1 The vice president will confer 'in Bonn Saturday morning with ctbi1i7cl s7 InVta'eusetr GIenrptihaen a'thearnnoeoentlorheAwiliello p-sot0rt2 -21r 1 'fly to West Berlin to deliver a --UPI Radiophoto E'ast German 1orkers under Is atehful eyes of Com- ipersonal message from the Presto wall to be topped by barbed wire between zones of Berlin dent to the city 's mayor Willy 'Brandt Build Concrete Wall' Reds Bui 1 0n Stmday morrting Johnson: 's: 9 visit will be dramatized by the 1 4- 1 Landing by 1970 The House version denied the '41 I Beyond that is a scheduled flight President this authority in I 1 the moon and by 1970 it stead it authorized an appro- hoped a lunar landing 1 'is' priation of $12 billion--the 4 The immediate future calls for The House version denied the! President this authority Instead it authorized an appropriation of $12 billion---the Is nopeci a Lunar lanaing 1 The immediate future calls for Foil cEtlirro sllowif 'rhe Hou President stead it a priation 1 i 1 Landing by 1970 PURPO TED PLANS I 4 Beyond that is a scheduled flight 15i 5 I rtm mei tha rartrin sari ht? 11111 it thh fr11 few an attempt possibly withikl a days to launch an unmanned Nier uat latt111 uI unu V31 3 3- NA 33 3 3 3 amount which the President had asked for the first bear This would mean that the President would have to get! the funds through the annuall appropriation rroces 1 senate Vote The vote in the Senate was 6 8 to 24 Eleven Republicans amount had asked This wou President the funds appropriat Serts The rot 68 to 24 3 BERLIN (R) East Berlin communists Frldreasyez-relin and kill' thus re-em ha- cury capsule into an orbit around the earth Russia Releases Supposed closed 'part of the boundary between East and IAsi Allied determination to de 6ov those routes of access 'rheroNplihrnitoeveHmoettilsteFraidnanyounincgehilt Berlin with a concrete-block wall topped with barbed fend the wire giving an air of permanence to the anti refugee I high-level conference on barricades that the Big Three Western allies have after a Reports that this would be fol- Moves for Atom Attack lowed by an orbital flight with a' himpanz0e in the Mercury cap-i Middle East 'sule were described by the agency! VOrk St is "somebody's speculation on Ttlf Km Pr ee ---7 I et -( York TTtlf NPWR SPrt tee 'as "somebody's speculation on AP Wireoho CAN' NAVARRO TELLS OE' CONSPIRACY AT SEA 'calleu ou toe nubialis Lo called on the Russians to vv" ithe Johnson mission The in and 13 Democrats voted against NORFOLK Va dicated the 11 defectors from the -r- I MOSCOW The Soviet Union clear away which we have no comment" 1 litiblik lititititi I) crease inn ftr on emUnited 5 000 States 6 Berlin the bill An but one of the op- crewmen of a Cuban freighter regime of Cuban Prime 'Minister All seven US astronauts includ- published Friday purported The new Wall is almost was dictated the President said posing Alan bound for the Soviet Union sub- Fidel Castro including the ship's ing Cmdr Alan Shepard Jr and secret plans of the United States complete in northern and Bible of South dued 23 fellow crewmen in a master will be allowed to re- Capt Virgil I Grissom wtio made' that and its allies at specify targets central districts of the 25-1 ibv "recent developments 'mind ernerS encounter on the high main in the United States Mercury suborbital flights the Middle East for atomic at Inle border winding from Rein are AL man military forces into East The House vote as 2S7 seas locked LIEDpRorfEsTlitg the movement of East Ger them up and sailed The laden freighter candidates for the earth orbit shot ekendorf southeast of Neuoelin lack in case of war in 'i 'esst k' Berlin" 110 here to ask political asylum the space agency said Tass i the Announcing its abandonment of it peered Communist Soviet Union Commander' The Western allte3 accused Conference committees of the The US State Department In See raze Two Column l'h Soviet government news troops their rifles 'sometimes 'aloseew Thursday of violating flights NAsA said A agem) warned the popula- two chambers will attempt to suborbital 1 1 ti tie with ficiwore frnm ctirla rd Says Red German riemme es esevvtrtvA i 30 1 MOSCOW The Soviet Union IC which we have no comment" UILFUL S11U J11611LN betal hung with flowers from girls of ci MOSCOW The Soviet ITT11011 clear away 'electors from the which we have no comment" 1 Prime 'Minister All seven US astronauts includ- published Friday purported p' The new Wall is almost was dictated the President said eluding the ship's log Cmdr Alan Shepard Jr and secret plans of the United States complete in northern and I A 1 1 pRolisiby "recent developments inelud- allowed to re- Capt Virgil I Grissom wIto made and its allies that specify targets central districts or the 25-1 ling the movement of East Ger- ited States Mercury suborbital flights the Middle East for atomic border winding from Rein-1 are lman military forces into East in i laden freighter candidates for the earth orbit shot ack in case of war 'eckendorf southeast of Neukoelin! Berlin" nines Moscow Thursday of violating cis of Says Red German Regime tolerat and 13 Der the bill A posing Bible of I erners The Hol 110 Conferer two chami four-power agreement by Ban on Integrated Sports reconcile the differences Thursday Kennedy had urged reconcile i Thursda: detailed evaluation of the medical tions Of Iran Pakistan and and training aspects of the 31er- 'Afghanistan that some 40 atomic the East German youth organi- zation curs Redstone suborbital 1 i strikes were planned against their! It was thrown up evidently to program had revealed no problems I cotuaries to block any Soviet 0 Es ro 1144 AV ps V01140 create ''w Acted With Legality ing the German Communist in the city that is Juridical- fly SYDNEY GDUSON (IV ittil under occupation by the i big powers the House to reverse the vote ill on Wednesday which lonz-terrni stripped Birmingham Tossed Out thfi of both the the bill of both the long-term i- the House on Wedne the bill of a no man an eteen orx Imes IVEIVS aerrice which would require additional ter ouensive Imo me it and the barbed vire fencing BERLIN The Soviet Union Must Speak for Selves approach and Treasury bor- 'suborbital flights" East- after Britain with 4 000 troops in rowing The amendment had BIRMINGHAM US Dist Judge IL Hatch Study Continues The Soviet foreign ministry installed Sunday a er three East Friday 'German men escaped to Wesel night rejected as "co Berlin and France been offered by Rep a Grooms Friday ruled unconstitutional a 1954 Binning The agency said however it is vited foreign correspondents to atin pletely unfounded" the first of with 3 000 erlin by gunning a heavy truck 'also are expected to send swil- i hit inn nhrstne nf this ftrnts-D tn 'Berlin by gunning a heavy truck 'also are expected to send syin- LI" r-rmay mica unconsututional a luoi Dirnupg-' ag-ency sato nowever is: exhibition of photos of the type- 'which would require additional ter offensive into the Middle suborbital flights East 1 it and the barbed vire fencing trte4 It eirt trgrUagr (pm 4-11wes" tf (pletely tmfoundect" the first of! I)' truck 'also are expected to se: ir New York Times News Serowe approach rowing been offei 11 i i I i 1 11 1 I I I i 1 i 1- 1 i 1 iii I I i 1 i I' I Igallery I i i i i '1 1 Lil i' I Ii( il l' 1 I is 1 i i I I i 1' 1 I 1 I I I sauna v-car a memoer ordinance lc 'ham eit ord which prohibits Negroes an white research into the 'th iwri en ocuments in the Toss rough the wire Itne two protests made by the ibolle reinforcements but the persons from taking part in sports contests together the Foreign Affairs CommitteeJ lo Building The documents ere Truck Shot I the malfunction that blew open Western allies against the clos-1White House said it could not w' Saund is a naturalized citizen Ilthe hateh of the capsule on the xvoQt nni fro eq11 rnryw inEf of the border between raqt for other ril Ora rcontinuin Saund ithe two protests made by theibolie reinforcements but the D-Calif a member of continuing research into the cause iiff fh through the wire '4 i ham city ordinance which prohibits Nezroes and white 111111 13 11 tine natcn or me capsule on me police said Corn- of the border between Eastlapeak for other governments ieb West Berlin 'the two protests made by rpinfnrePrnentm 1 SaundD-' the Foreig Saund is 1 Indian of birth ow But he turned down a Negro request that he rule aateo 3 1953 and attributed cap- Inunkt trunrcit chnt ir th fru 1 anti Woof For Avmholin rpasong niqo UlliSt guards shot the truck and West Berlin For symbolic reasons also of Indian 1 former up Vice 1President Johnson will be accom panied by retired Gen Lucius panioti by retired Gen Lucius nRE Gov Nelson A nockcifeller immediately that segrega- AID El AD 01111 stile and its films and records sank tcr neaaquarters ot tne tor of Now york had renforced tion in city recreation facil-i in the oc Baghdad Pact which in Au ean 1959 was reorganized as the the President's plea by tele- ities is unconstitutional He 1111 U111111) far" said th-? agency "It tral Treaty Oreanization AID FOR CHILDRE in the ocean Baghdad Pact which in I far" said th? agency "it 1959 vas reorganized as the tcr headquarters of the ank Baghdad Pact which in 195q trwt rpnrgrnnizpd nq th JU rtili tillitAnitri In me ocran I "Thus far" stud th-? agency "it 1959 svas reorganized as the tral Treaty Organization Gov Nf of Nev the Presic ti men were uninjured A Col Andrei Solovyev the bUt August cen subrnachinegun bullet gouged i ft St -C111 Soviet commander in Berlin but the men were uninjured Col A August Andrei Sohyvyev thei yen subrnachinegun bullet gouged Cen- submachinegun bullet Soviet commander In- Eerlin grams to every House Repub grams to theordered that question set' I urging the defeat of aund amendment on a roll for in 0C-i call vote just before final pas-Itober all 101LO JIA41 A A Fc lican urgir Saund am call vote hinottocea Clay who was military governor 11 ea si It ront aauth1No'reisitiesBesraliidn lso told th -ae United States has been determined that an addl- of Germany during the 1948-49 1 1 required 1 Reed -di no II tehelliinghvets4oautld nooft: (In Wa(shilinarggt De- partment said Friday night that refugees were still 1 l'p i roug a a rate 140 daily 1 relanc dBritish that French acomman-airlift that broke a' Communist 'completely inappropriate" blockade of Berlin His perform then made him one of the i the hatch operation" signed by President dent Ken- bill si i Chancellor Adenauer and Soxiet charges of secret United marks about the East Germiaande' best known and best liked Amer rivals for the chancellor' nedy Friday appropriated $1671-1'Aates plans to bomb Soviet cities a general Sept measure 1 'Ilast I Charles Bohlen special as '750000 to the space agency About' are obviously intended to 0 election Se joined in condemning the morning un ay I fourth of that is marked for tract attention from Communist ld to close the borderlicans in Germany Soviet affairs to Secre sage The ruling came on a motion! AU morning end afternoon by the Rev Shuttlesworth DPW Plans Long Range the House lobbies and press a Negro integration leader and i gallery buzzed with for a summary judgment' Improvement But No PW Plans Long Range Improvement But No sage All Tiler the House tot rovern-isistant tor isistant for 310 LO la ex- I t- communist restncuons Detore a me East uerman govern-! tion whether there would be a integrating all Binning- him-parks 'failures in other areas pansion of the moon exploration Added Funds Now Itary of State Rusk and special special session of the West Ger-ment acted "to protect its 1 (Lincoln White the depart- roil call on the Saund amend- and recreation facilities program asts in German attain will corn- rnent I had originally The ordinance overturned by The agency previously had an-'ment's spokesman said no United man lower house in Bonn as interests a right Re MARION' PECK States official had seen the pur-tviolation of human rights that is granted to every plete the party passed by a vote of 197 to 185 Grooms prohibits Negroes and notmeed it hoped to putan astro-i The vice president will be the vereign state v3 Col Solo -v ported secret documents and! Adenauer said West Germany so Hope on Amendment iwhite persons from taking part If services for dependent and naut into an earth orbit late thLs The US official to visit the In a number of forms of Washington therefore did not will step up its military said lie sent similar letters to The hope of some Demo- compe- neglected children in Hamilton year orearly next year The hope' Ntaj Gen Albert Watson II former German capital since the erats was that the amendmentitition Among those specifically' County are to be broadened muchnow is that the agency can meet know their contents He added paredness within NATO but that' 'end of World War II To drama- could be defeated by a nar-llisted are card games dice'beyond their present scope it aP''Friday's demand by Chairmen that the CENTO alliance "of msolve ilitary measures will not of the 'nited States Brig Gen ro margin and that then somem 'gaes dominoes checkers golf that the comunityis Brooks D-La of the course has been and continues to Um the West refusal to recog- the crisis He pledged coopera- Jean Lacomme of France andi we the barricades erected by 'Republican internationalists'-ibasketball baseball a I I mg to have to provide the mew House Space Committee for a be leritimatelv concerned with tion with his western partners In Mal Gen Sir Bohan Dela-: 1 the heart would move to recommit the track and swimming one way or another 'manned orbit by November I See Page Five Column 1N est talks lefforts to get East- 's combo of Britain iEaqt Germans across of the city last weekend he may bill to committee 'with instrue-1 It vas voted into law hi 1954 In That was the gist of an inter- 'started Reliable sources said! The Allied commandants had bons to bring back a specified 'a city referendum view Friday with James Vaughn notes probably will go termed the East 9 a nt attempt to tour the Communist sector well as the areas po- compromise 1 That ordinance nance was he onlyidirector of child welfare for theldearned Hand Dies at 89 Ito the Kremlin next week in 'measures "repressive' in a pro-Iliood by as United States British Such a compromise it was one specifically listed by num-iTennessee Department of Public' to a Russian expression test note sent to Col Solovyevland French troops hoped would authorize a three-lber in the otiginal petition The Welfare and Mrs Martha Smith Kii Ti 1 3 of willingness for nego- on Tuesday They charged 1 ge uage titons aimed at concluding a that East German military and Response to Demand I Viet' to use year loan Program also sought relief fromdirector of public assistance' i LULU The special mission was or- ---ail-- ttusolet11 rnent which had originallyt passed by it vote of 197 to 1851 Hops on Amendment 1 The hope of some Demo- erats was that the amendment could be defeated by a nar-i row margin and that then some' 'Republican would nlove to recommit the a integrating all Birmingham arks Funds Now Added ci I In other oansion of the moon exploration areas 1 (Lincoln White the depart Communist restrictions before al The East German govern-! special session of the West Ger-iment acted "to protect d-land recreation facilities rsrnorrn bill to committee with instruc-1 It was voted Into law in 1954 In That was the gist of an inter-I 'Ld Hd bons to bring back a specified 'a city referendum view Friday with James Vaughn compromise 1 That ordinance vas the onlyidirector of child welfare for the earne an ies at 89 Such a compromise it was one specifically listed by aunt dTennessee Department of Public hoped would authorize a three-lber in the original petition TheiWelfare and Mrs Martha Smith i udge udge' to use year loan program also sought relief fromiclirector of public assistance' own as I restrictions before al The East German force turned I '1---- tion wheth roll call oi meat passed by Hope The hal erats was could be row margil 'Republica Would 11101 bill to coir tions to br compromis Such a 'hoped woi to-five yea annual appropriations This is 1 "all other ordinances" dealing DPW annual aril what the internationalist Re-With segregation The two Nashville officials spent: NEW YORK (AP) Judge 1 publicans originally wante (LI But Grooms said the main three days here this week work- Learned Hand one of the most and many Democrats believed Part Of the suit was based on ing with the local DPW taff s---- respected jurists in American his C41111M11 Th a Seo Fago Nin Column Four tory and hailed by his colleagues! 'ry' Page Nine as the apostle of liberty under the in A TA 1 died Friday at the age of lime elet nsay at we age of s' what the publicans and many I 1 1 I 1 the administration could live with it But all these hopes fell apart during the day when it became apparent that all factions stood to lose much and gain little by risking a roll call Democratic leaders discovered after repeated nose counts that they could not corral more the administration could live with it But all these hopes fell apart But all tnese nopes reit apart during the day when it became apparent that all factions stood to Inse much and gain little by risking a roll call Democratic leaders diacov- ered after repeated nose counts that they could not corral more the admir with it But all during the apparent ti to lose mu risking a Democra ered after that they I 1 '1 --''t Rom-N 3' -4 71 it 4 4- 1 I i 'e tt i 1 's -x peace treaty paramilitary a had I A well-informed we East BerliA into- an "armedlgantzed in response to repeated source said that across the bor- camp" while carrying out a demands from West Germany tion sv der some SOWS and children of "flagrant viola" of the f- that more than ords ere our lneeded to protest East Geri See Page Vivo Column One I See Page Five Column Three I Imany's sealing of the frontier be1 tween East and West Berlin The 1 Osborne 'Angriest' of Young Men have accused the Soviet )Lmon of responsibility for this VI Renounces Mother Englan Act violation of the four-power status 'of Berlin but they have found it difficult to find suitable more i New York Times Newt Seertel "dramatic countermeasures I Osborne thefantasy was to imagine him1 The White House and State De British playwright who was the self watching members of Par- partment are seriously disturbed original 'angry' young man" 'lament filing in their demo by continuing reports from West i has written an open letter toteratically elected hot seats" Berlin about the population's dis his fellow countrymen in which wish We could hang you out with sour dirty wash sentment ever Western inaction appointment bitterness and re- he renounces Britain and ac- eu in ses her people and leaders of on your damned Odor: Column Si Leading East German Commu- being murderers Neisse Vale and those even outi I Page Il I His vitriolic message written' of 10 Americans too" he wrote I it See fro his home in Vangotmel Like Sean OlCasey the Irish' ROSSVILLE IN FINALS iFrance was published Friday playwright Osborne indicated' in wing through with his native Baseball defeats eeklY i iland tAirline Park 6-1 to enter finals 1 'Mils is a letter of hate" Os-I Osbornes lengthy outburstfollof Dixie World Series 'borne wrote 'It is for you my bitterness did not specify ex Lookouts split twin-bill with I what Britain had done countrymen I mean those men aotiy Vols Jun Grant hurls of my count-TY 'syhe have de- to deserve his wrath three-hitter as Indiana down it The men with manic But he wrote: Yankees 5-1 Lrgers leading the sightless "You have instructed me in Bartlett and -feeble betrayed body of mystmy hatred for 30 years you Ilanlyri Bream 'cat Gliattan country to its death You are its rerfeeted it and made it'ga team in State CIved Tcnrmurderers and there's Ettle left' the bi-olt obsolete tostniment naTner-tLn rry on brain but the is vlw I only hope it will wIrl- in" ia thoughts of murder for you" i itt I i said his favorite Sem Pais Zak Column The 1 (Details on Spors 14e4J urdr for 'stato tournament at Nasnviiie itaM-KA Ct rn 1 i 1 Osborrie Eald Ls favorilti foe raio Imo Coluom The 1 (Deta-ils oa Spor-s 14e4) riousiy custuroeo ports from West population's disLterness and re Vestern inaction erman Commue Column Si IN FINALS xtsville defeats to enter fintans' Series twin-bill with in Grant buil' Indians down ry Bartlett and Icai Cl-'attanooCitved Tent mns win lose in it at por-s A i Br: I on i ha! his i i I I i fro i tri 1 i we Prisoners Allowed More Baths in i Hand who retired in 1951 as Remainder of Requests Refused chief fudge of the 2nd Circuit' 1Court of busiest fed-1 By FRED TRAVIS eral appeals court in the nation-1 Chattimoors Tines Boring died in St Luke's Hospital He Corrections' security and solitary tells other had entered the hospital Aug 51 than 180 votes against theCommissioner Keith Hampton" prisoners who vere in the disturb-I Often called the "10th Justice of Baund fewer 'Friday rejected all but one of a ance but apparently not active the US Supreme Court because' See rsge Tin Column Six 'dozen demands of rebelling prison-' participants of the high regard In which he who holed up in the main pen-I Hampton talked to Frankle San- and his opinions were held by i itentia ry commissary here for nine ders 24 who the cornrnissionerihigh court jurists Hand served In Today's ml es hours Thursday 'said admitted having planned the 42 years on the federal bench He agreed to consider further with Charlea Raymond Far-llonger than any former fudge Amumements II request for more frequent baths ra and John Bohannon both 261 Supreme Court Justice BenjaCbereb News I 10 for men confined to their cells and Sanders serving 25 years forimin Cardoso once referred to Classdned Ads 6 17-11 who complained of getting a show- armed robbery committed initlin as the most distinguished' Comics 8 It 20 or only once a week Montgomery (Clarksville) Cotustylliving English-speaking jurist" Cromeword Puzzle 10 The commissioner spent mostFarra a life term for robbery ana'and he was widely acclaimed in FAiltorials I of the day at the Ng white-walledIlddnaping in Overton (Livingston) legal circles as a "fudges fudge" Financial News II-15 penitentiary Investigating the up-County and Bohannon 45 years for Some of the 2030 opinions be Legal Records II rising In which eight prison em-la murder in Davidson (Nashville) wrote also received literary ac- Local News 2 ployes and 19 other convicts were County clean 1 ONtuaries 4 held as hostages until a threat oft Others sti'l being held In the One of his most famous opin-i Radio and TV rrograsol IS force collapsed the revolt maximum security building were ions was the 1950 court of appeais Society and Clubs 4 He reduced to siis the numberiaated as Robert Riven 26 aeirvdocument that affirmed the coni I Sports News 1143 lidentilled as perpetrators of theIing so years for armed robbery ini1 vicLon of 11 top Communist lead- Tristate News 11 'uprising aril said charges may (Dover) county James ers in tb'e Crilied on We giber Reports 2 preferred against these Ile or-i icharges conspiracy to teach Wotruus's rise 4 I dered from maximum" See rage l'ilit44 Column Two land advocee overthrow of the' ite' II rie In ing which eight prison em- a murder in Davidson (Nashville) wrote also received literary 2 ployes and 111 other convicts were County claim I 4 1 he11 as hostages until a thrt'at of Oth ers en being held in the One of his most famous rrtirsnlaa IS force collapsed the revolt maximum security bullciri were ions was the 1950 court of Fzbert i as Rivera zs serv Adocument that arrmed the coo be 4 Ile reduced to the numberqisted I 1143 lidenpled as perpetrators of the in 40 years tor armed robtry intviction of 11 top Communist II 'uprng and said charges rny be stewart (Dover) county Jam" ers irt tbe el a 2 icharges of cv oniracy to teach a a pr le r-1 1 1 emed against these I 4 dered released from inaximuml See rare l'ilit44 Column Two land advocale overthrow of 0 a 1 -1 li -1 1 Nag414 go ats44zi tVeather Reports 2 against these Ile or-1 tcharges of conspiracy to teach I i IVOtrall'10 11E8 4 idered from maximum! See rag Mae Column Two land advocate-overthrow of the than 180 Saund am See Pagi In To( Amusemer (lamb Ne Clasodtled Corrdes Crossword rditerials Finandal Legal Rec Local New Obituaries Radio ind Society an Sports NPN Tristate Weather Worruurs I 1 1 11 I I I i i 1 -AP Wirphots JUDGE LEARNED RAND government by force and violence In that hIstory-making opiruon Hand said in part The advocacy may violence ma) or not fad: jbut In neither case can there be lead-11111Y 'right to use it Flevolitions are spften eillta' but a riglit or revolution' is a ccntralction in 'S l' NW C' I- 0 Age is ge 0 MIR DA revolution' Is a contradictio i See Taps Nine IC-of-onus Ono ei I i 4 i 1.