Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 11

6 I 4 I 1 1 1' I 7 A a MRS 0: KEOWN DIES LAFAYETTE RESIDENT LAFAYETTE 7 Keown longtime civic and religious leader in LaTayette died Thursday night at her I residence Mrs Keown -was past dent of theChickimauga 'chap! ter of the United Daughters of 1 I the Confederacy past president 'tP of the WSCS of the First ''t Methodist Church in Latrayett and was active in the American Legion Auxiliary Her husband retired two I years ago after 33 years in pub- lic offices in Walker County and I Larayette Mrs Keown is survived by her husband two sons McConnell Sr and McCon- nell a sister Mrs Selena Han- i 4 son -all of LaFayette a brother 1 Hawkins Trion' Ga two si grandsons and five great-grand- 1 children IP tow Corrospoo4to1 LA rAyrnt Walter thaw 71 one of North Georgia's Ottatanding attorneys foe many years (Led hem late Thursday night Mr Shaw as a partner In the law firm of Shaw A Shaw with his son Georse Shaw Ile formerly had practiced law independently and as a partner tit ths firm of Rosser Sr Shaw A LArayette resident for virtually all his life Mr Shaw was at one time or another a leader In ev-ry phase of community life hers He was a former chairmen of the Lairayetts school board and former president or the La-Fayette Chamber of Commerce Ile was a Mason Shriner and I member of the First Methodist Church Ile was married In 1911 to Miss Aileen PlUt of Chattanooga who survives him Other eurylvors include a Ion George Shaw Lalrayette two grandchildren Walter Lowry and George Paul Shaw Jr LIP'ayette EDWIN ILEITH BENNETT DEAD AFTER ILLNESS Edwin Keith Bennett son of Col William Reece Bennett of Chattanooga and the late Mrs Lora Lancaster Bennett died Thursday in a Memphis hospital a after a lingering illness Mr Bennett was born In Jasper Tenn Aug 31 1895 and spent most of his childhood in Jasper and San Juan Puerto Rico He was educated in Jars-per San Juan and at the University of North Carolina He was a veteran of World War I gaining the rank of first lieutenant snd was stationed in San Juan 4 He was married to the former Madeline Carroll of New York City Mr Bennett Is survived by his father his wife a son Thomas Bennett who is a student at Memphis State University a sister Mrs Murray Orenstein Puerto Rico and a brother Bennett San Juan Burial will be Saturday In Pine Grove Cemetery in Jasper Additional funeral Arrangements will be announced WALTER DEA1Y 111 TALKER One of Korth Georgia's Outstanding Attorneys Was 16 Years of Age 000EINEffalaSMOlOOink MRS WILLIAM HOLTON 78 DIES IN KNOXVILLE Mra William Henry Holton 78 of Chattanooga died Thursday at a hospital in Knoxville Mrs Holton was the daughter of the late William Arnold and Nancy Ellen Ansley of Buena Vista Ga and the widow of William Henry Holton of Chattanooga She was a member of the First Baptist Church here Mrs Holton is survived by a daughter Mrs George Parker Chattanooga a son Hubon Holton Fort Worth Tex two sisters Mrs Alma A Harpe Buena Vista and Mrs Will McMitchiel Macon Ga and four grandchildren George 11 Jr Robert William and Ansley Parker and Milne kloltOn all of auittanooga Funeral services will be held at 11 o'clock Saturday morning in Buena Vista Ala Alas Alaska: It Must Be Spelled WASILINGION L'14--Tska It trot the Post Office Department you cars feasibly obbreviate Alaska tio IFNI' It out raa department's attIctal Directory ot Poet fee anany years )Laa terruel under Alaska the notatioet 'Do not abbreviate" AM oftkiala said there la al plea to deptirt tram this Dee that the LordtOry has become the ettis state Alasks tails Into a nuir exclusive list ot stated which are never abbreviated by the poet office The others are Idaho Iowa Melba Ohio and Utah 4 RECEIVE TERMS Ill FEDERAL CASES Mrs Vineyard Draws Year and Day for Theft of Treasury Check Federal Judge Leslie ft Darr Thursday sentenced font per $ons including a 28-7ea2-ol4 woman to prison terms Mrs Daisy Trances Vineyard 28 was sentenced to yeu and a day after she pleaded guilty to charges of theft of a 828782 Treasury check and forgery of a check cashed in a local ituperniarket She bad previously fled tha city while under bond on the charges Ed Sweeton 68 Coahnont Tenn received a 15-month sentence Sweeton who has a long criminal record pleaded guilty a charge of operating an illegal whisky distillery Welfare Check Stolen Katherine O'Neal Tinley drewi an 18-month prison term in a case involving the theft of an 885 Termemee Welfare check Arvie Webb 23 was Den tenced to an indefinite term in a youth correctional institution after be pleaded guilty to a charge of auto theft Luther Earl Lee 27 and Doris Jean Hardin each received pro bationary sentences of two years Lee had been convicted by a jury of auto theft last summer However the judge pointed out that Lee bad "done wonderfully Well" since his trial The Hardin woman' wan placed on probation in a case involving mail theft WQMAN 67DIES AFTER ACCIDENT From Page Three will 'be in Forest Hills Ceme Cars it Collision Robert Haynes 19 of 3103 Cannon Ave was shalcen up Thursday when his Volkswagen collided with another car at llth and Lindsay streets city 1 police said' 1 Police said his car continued on and struck two other autos and a station wagon before com- ing to a stop I rk Ruby Lawler'- 38 of 2331 Chestnut St was identified as the driver of the other vehicle She also was shaken up- in the crash as was a passenger in the car' Estella Hubbard 46 of 421 16th St according to po4 lice Both drivers were booked on charges of reckless- drivhig 1 Hurt in 2-Way Crash two-way crash between a car' and a picktp truck at 17th and 'Adams streets Thursday sent one of the drivers to a private doctor for treatment of Injuries Police Officer Mathis said Joe Johnson 59 of 2610 Robinson St was treated iand dismissed Driver of the other vehicle was listed on police reports its Danny Jones of Route it Rock Springs Ga Pedestrian Injured Mia Elizabeth BroWn 51 of 2810 26th St was admitted to Erlanger Hospital Thursday after she walked into the aide of a car at 422 E'Main St city police said Capt Lamar Boyd and Officer Frank Evatt identified the TIM CHATTANOOGA PAROLEE SEIZED HOLDUP CHARGED WANNFltiMiPmemME Michigan Ex-Convict Held' in Connection With Pruett Robbtry 6 inva A A City polke 'Thursday chargodi a 13-year-ol4 Mgan escuovict with the armed robbery of' a Pnictt Yowl Town store at 417 Cherokee Blvd Capt Vochtumb said detectives arrested Warne Niles iot a Bailey Avenua addrese I connection with odnenday i nights holdup Mies la charged with highway robber carrying a pistol' and violating a Michigan parole Records showed that he was' 'sentenced la 1141 to five to 20 years tor armed robbery In' Michlt art He wu paroled on June 111 19541 Thi store wag robbed about 11:50 pm by a man described by a witness as being about tett 1 inch tall wearing black trousers and a gray picket arid carrying a revolver City Detective 11Elam and Russell made the arrest Policemen picked up three suspects within 15 minutes atter the robbery and took them to police headquarters to be placed in a lineup They were turned loose when witztessee couldn't identify them A store employe told pollee that if the bandit had hit another nearby cash register he would have netted 11000 Store officials haven't yet disclosed the amount of their loss OF STUDY SET ON SCHOOL BOARD From Faze Time ment of city school board members the duty of the City Commis- Jinn which also would bays the right to remove school board members when their removal is in the best interest of the city I He said that "recent national events" had focused attention on he importance of adhering to the "principles and precepts of the Constitution" calling for rule of by and for the people Irrank Mae chairman of the Citizens Committee for Better Schools said that speaking for himself be favored retention of the present method of filling vacancies on the school board lie described the screening system followed in recommending members for both county and city school He said that the Parent-Teacher associations favor the present plan and the teachers almost unanimously favor it have it good product" he declared "I don't know of a finer school board anywhere" Hitching said that be had been 'unable to obtain the presence of the representative of the group favoring election of school board members by he people and had taken notes He emphasized that he was expressing the views as expressed by members of this group and not his own: He said that those favoring popular election expresseed the belief that self-perpetuating boards are undesirable and that while the board is doing a good job it could get out of band They also believe too great amount of power is vested in the school superintendent and there has been some criticism of board policies He said that in their opinion the i board does not represent the thinkin and wishes pf the majority of voters on certain national issues George Berke who has devoted muck study to public school af' fairs declared that the city school board is "doing a fine job" He advocated keeping "the good aspects" and Improving on the present system Berke said that he believed one improvement would be to limit a School board member to two terms of a specified number of years He suggested five years as the term iSeveral other members of the Committee engaged in the discussionAnswering the "power" complaint Dr John Letson acting city scheol superintendent pointed out that under the present system the superintendent does not have hiring and firing authority Prof Creed Bates praised the present method of filling vacancies on the city school Jackson Rally Speaker Hobert Jackson a freshman at Howard High will be the I A IT ANDOC A iron Chatiosockto Tiossa Bowes NASHVILLE Two amendments to the Chattanooga City Employes Pension Law were proposed to the Legislature Thursday by the Hamilton County delegation One would permit an employe PLAN IS REVISED FOR ACCESS ROAD From Page Three Road from Shallwford Road to Jersey Pike the job calling for 60-foot right of way and elevation of the roadbed above high water The state And federal governments share the cost in building federa l-aid secondary roads Hamilton County acquires the right of ways Brooks said there are no immediate plans for extending Highway 153 southward from Highway 11 to the Chattanooga-Knoxville freeway Such a project presumably will await completion of the superhighway into Chattanooga PETERSEN SEEKS COMMISSION POST From Page Three of the Red Bank senior and juitior high schools in 1953 He has worked in Knothole base-1 ball and American Legion base-bail He has been active as Sunday School teacher treasurer superintendent and councilman in the AScension Lutheran Church He Is a Mason and Elk and has held top offices in both organizations He has been active in varipus educational asiociations Petersen is married to the for-mar Norma Bomme of New York They have two children Dr Charlottee DATTANTAIrt 1 daillt ec-)(' 111 di fv a ghat nolo Its ar Webeso ritOPERTY MANAGERS: New Sneers of the Chattattooka Property Staaaltero Astboctotiota- installed Thursday aro thaws Item Lett to right aro otatett Ward Krirlibettal Millar! ldra Dorothy litchi exerativo oeeretary Board a Realtors: Jolts Mclitachm preoldeal: toad-tat Al Stake1 post prooldent Raymond ropy Jr4 ir its president: Gime Tex DM) secretary DELEGATES SEEK Significant Sentence PENSION CHANGES Plan of Eisenhower to Seek Safeguards for Recovery of Funds Added'Dollar's Buying Power Called Vital to Nation Benefit Amendments to By SYLVIA PORTER City Law Proposed single sentence in Mai to make It a key goal at your nal By SYLVIA PORTER With a single sentence in his to make it a key goal of your nal State of the Union message' don? President Eisenhower last week Of course saying that tba set the stage for congressionalblet buying power should be pro debate on one Of the great' tected and maintained won't Pm) economic questions of this year tett ad maintain It and in fact of the postwar era nut the about Price MA--whether you and I should de- billty will hi itself ha valuable mend that pmtection of ourbecause it will force your atten three major economic 5oa1s of phises ot eipansto but not to our country are: "Maximum' iall during cycles of recession employment production and' Be tte ontrol flied purchaging powcz" But today there is no law on The pros and cons of the legis- Our books which says that rea-Itston will oornnel You to rettlizo sonable stability of if we're not to "cure" infla- sonable safeguarding of the dol tion by encouraging buMnesa lar's vaille-4130 11 an objective slumps we had better figure out of policy 4 better ways to control our own Today there bi no laW whichisconomlo sYstenn declares it is the -And if the goal is written into Your responsibility of the law the warning will be clear to federal government i Dowers in businesses and in labor Money's to promote this sta-Ithat if the leap-frog of prices and bility I lwages continues Congress will Worth Yet today one of take positive steps to reatrain the 11 the greatest threats spiral to our dollar is a spreading The background will be created psychology of grow-against which Congress can con- in belief among millions whol alder new restrictions on monopohave lived through 'year afteri nes ta business- and the year of rising prices that thet creation of "watch-dog commis-price upsurges of the past Will aions" to report to the nation on be repeated in' the future and 'inflationary price-wage moves that nothing can be done or will The country will be prepared be done to keep- the xiollar's forww be reedy formoves value from dwindling that will develop and coordinate Need for Action Cited economic and monetary policies In recognition of this danger- at the national level so that exous psychology responsible au- pension is encouraged inflation thorities have for months been is discouraged urging the administration and opposition Expected Congress to do more about in-- There will be plenty or opposi- Cation than "view with alarm" The day after the November Bon to the amendment--that's al- ready ler Man fear elections Ir ported to you that a pponents the new heavily Democratic that once price stability is put on Congress would be the first in the as a goat some history to tackle the problem government will try to make it the goal will try to place it of inflation in peacetime and that it would debate amending ahead of maximum employment the Employment Act to add pmduction income Others fear "reasonable price stability" as that the amendment will be used fourth national economic goat an excuse for reimposition of sow President Eisenhower direct controls 0 has put it officially on the line Fuels and shall" he said in his State Neither fear convinces me As of the Union message "ask a nation we've made it obvious Congress to amend the Ent- that it the choice is between maxployment Act of 1946 to make imum employment-pmduction-init clear that government intends comes and a stable doI1ar 1 well to use all appropriate MUMS take the maximum employment to protect the buying power of production-incomes No one who the dollar believes In this system want) In that one sentence is the peacetime price and wage con-1 economic heart of this message trots and the ones to tome The amendment would be an in-Everything he will say about a vitation to the best minds in our bsaanced budget tax reform land to find the solutions to the farm legislation spending cuts control of inflation in a period of etc etc will come down to this prosperity We can do it We've question to you: Do you really conquered bigger problems than care enough about price stability this EXECUTION STUDY 1VANDIVER TELLS MAY BE ORDERED 131-BILL PROGRAM KELLEY STUDYIEG Deaths v-olottoomAcim ad CV scllooL EAsuRE 1-4 0 amalCZ kt ao hour Woutd Have Vote on Fate! of Classes Offer Tax Refund to Counties unlim10mema Stabil Rep Ralph Kelley ell Plaint Roo County said TItursdaY night Ito luui cooterrsd wttlt Gen George McCauileso oat legialation whicb would ultimately will leave the quostion at public schools to sects county Tb proposed bills being cooCiersd by Kap Kelley would allow citizens of oath county to decitto whether they "doalre Nene schools or want to abolish -them ani inako grant instd available to this individual student" talked to Atty Gen ItcCoziest ed Kelley said "and bo sterna le sere!) ly aroused and promises his aid In cortectior tho nocesaary and One would permit an employe that protection of our because lt will force your ottani who resigned or was diamiased buying power be a Uon to the causes of inflation I after having been a member specific goal of tuitional The arguments themselm will the systeM five years or morelpolicy irnpreu upon your cotuiciousness to withdraw in a lump sum half I Today the Employment Act the tact that In this era the tend- of his contribuUons to the sys-of 1916 we declare that they is for prices to rise tern major economic goals of expansion but not to tem three major economic goals of I pba-ses a eipawdon but not to The other would provide pen- our country are: "Maximum tall during cycles of recession II-lions for dependent widows or employment production and Better Conbvis tried mothers of employes killed in purchasing line of duty or dying within six But today there is no law on The pros and corut of the legis- months as a result of ittjuriesOur books which says that rea-Itabon will coroPel You to realize received in line on duty sonable stability of if we're not to "cure" infla- The latter bill was revised to sonable safeguarding of the dol- tion bY encounitiolf boMnesa provide additional benefits for lar's Va1le-4130 11 objective slumps we had better figure out widows with children under 18 of policy better ways to contro our Ow years of age An allowance of Today there bt no lay whichleconomits sYstem 850 a month would be made for declares it is the And if the enel is written tnto each child up to 8150 monthly Your responsibility of the law the warrting will be clear to This combined with the max- -4- federal government i Dowers in businesses and bi labor tmtim ti KA Ant11 Ch Cv Cm An 6 Itt as am 1 m- I Sl 4 1 a mum Amd A of the Chattanooga City Corn- psychology of inflation-4 whreh Con ss can con mission before becoming effee- ins belief among millions wholsider new restrict! gotzt: on mon tive: have lived through year after res in 'wane nd Mork tn Iratia af Agana tirhsaa that ciwti 11 i'o1 4 111 I 1 nui vs ti Ivo 'falai brieeie geol ettealot La IS i 1er 116tobt000 bits Ate Illbeline le Tem 11 Itsao Ab it iLeTA eAdabc Itrt 144E Ley hewell ne Walt Svc Ins 91 Clam otoodil 0 i Oa 111140101b rroha Leery 04memor A-e Loeb Imam Attatte A IL IP1 ILatt I tr lirtgum 41-e P-mt aim t111 Mrs tfe li trenr(4 1116011ktab kea pars frili 111110 CM 1110lb 114 bit 4 tle almtsctvek ti1- A lir bA4r sevtel IIII le illood lift9hoWS rUnIttIll 11r11 al be 44M4 al i holi 7ar attnous from IA WI144111 Cureal at 004 WIL1 1141 Fr AM 11441A 64 Jbith laigtill olvciAling Warr bill Se le lernimels biremortai tke fir tii be C's14 COtraeltwir Jr chrie (6114 bd( 10 Whaley Mawr 1bal4A 1411 enier bee LI 'WAX wi 10 beep Ilia Moneta ibb OW Pa' kk11161 irastegal Pine At4 Ise 1 letall the earIttgeo bon II gri be bias le UK eletelt be 114 i a 11141116 rus vim et us USA iiiiS fit Mara Ibmoitaa lawmtemair 11560 ratort Mr ir an mttarmg el no ard Irk 1Settlitt IAA Chumn 1VIIVil alte twattrr MO omit VIV I Sit Pi Mr likMyt Wrimmir uatom Mfrs Sad r41 as Mr Moots sums sa oot litmare As i omit trlen4 Mts C41m and rture grim rummat arransgo pasta livti tom innemax4 at rribitaus-AKumAm rtmead Ald -4414 MIiw perfecting the necessary and Atte411AL WAIMASUST CIDeh proper kstalatlan es at Mama I oats Mod taw waive la a loara aasattaL Of course rm going to take wee 'setter skamaee es the D110414 It up with tli K11- trirs L'IrtvItin14stitt ley said adding that be will try 1a ive etu4sawre estlk to i'vrork Iran him (Gov womecii sae tors- (Ago flan taaara Tate sae ma Cart tiolL lington) 114eetet rte ea taar Mis 4 a al Cosa Mout vrar tem taut 4 Tall Law ra th Evrittesk Under Kelley's propoeal the 411111 decision on public schools would be decided by a county refer- LES4 teem -Stolid Strive De amprt endam ovyinnim 111114 itg koMitS14141 rriod se aka a arm Os Mae rsartc 1 I Pt accusog uy cUWIty IT4V1- Van 1104IM Melba Nivel us roaerS victim Ills proposal would re- ILNsol kustatt Tax rrad Kaor thietammeasa Ocl sine orsatchtl turn to any county which votatt Iron eve not to have public schools all set 11'11 11 1111 11 11 but a small port of the soles tousmisr caittlir heell egraItt! tax money collected by the 1111 glib snit Cad Onwe theinune qteraseet will be Us ICIAlfitaill COOMILIt state in that county bineorei Pete lkol'boa yrs Kelley suggested that grants- 41410611'P" ticC114 Pr 1)1t'et tri-ald could be made to lean aneet Ind Pithry iaelteIrett students" On a norldiscrimlna- bwj 4nurri tory basis using the sales tax and out Ladtenv stow eisai reretpu Use Desas Inoue Cherne lite bode ys ee uw testeanno bor teuenter 'I I H' really Mrs ope It will never Womack Pit Its to aged Kelley said et the pro otyznittemeete ese HJ tee posed leglidation uoliagoot--ass bt gle41 Kelley said Just puts the weeneewe et sad emu where It belongs---in the 1'1 11" a i 711E ClIATTANOOCA TIMES: ClIA'rTANOCA Twa'M rRIDAY JANUARY le 122 11 It viALTERmitAvi Ala Alas Alaska: iet se which we pAROLEE sElzpm 1 KELLEY STUDYING Deaths I 'mi 1-110I Patine At di ol Mil iter- tee ilostmutsJo ito to Ai rot 4 EA II 11'VIX LK ER 1 It 31ust Ile Spelled A ett-Take it from the Peet Office De- I HOLDUP CHARGED 1 13 7----' i i l'('- 1 EA 6441 $14 it 004 P10s6000 I int0t 46t4 SCHOOL SURE hoti likeo Amor it on I fa tiro 04A ti Ad Lore) P'' A pertinent yore can't feasibly 4Ik44 :21 0 'mot' ow Tett 4 1 likrulbol it tool''' Cho rl att Pt aberevutte Aletoka lie spell le I I ') i I I mese One of Korth Georgia wt Michigan Ex-Convict Held ck 'si e' I Would Have Vote on Fate 1 1 tor dottottloith to Itorlituk r-011-7- am' Pki-t" Outstanding Attorneys T114 "PtrtrA411" India in Connection With I "-0- Sr aV i'l Ss 41 f't: 1o: sehhe beet aerectory of rote Offices for 11- I 111011 btu 41 it Was 76 Years of Age many years luta tamed under Pruett Robbery toostt Amor Oestkorl A All- 0 As 4 Satorr 'Wait A P'101 11411t 't ONOSINEME10110 lees the tat noion Do sot C) of Clases Offer Tax 11 1 Refund te Counties rm( 64 A4b-i Prot booms bil Mu: tyrk Pli to 4 0 VS 1100 sot 111111MOMEIROMINOM Ill 1" '44 A ritot Go Mt 4 OP Twist Corrossoadeal abbreviate" AM offtcials said eo Tompctuss tiosio City pain Teureday charged State Rep Kelley of thes eee le Fr ilsi run woo LA TAT rrat Gs welter th4re 18 Zwrina Le dell'Irt a 13-year-old ettelegsa eacon- otterek ot 1 1 Shaw 76 ono of Norte Goof- 'zeal nue tett the terrte ns ILlenilton County aid Thursday eel Insaelle eetrehe eesae IT! 4 gia's outstanding attorneys -or orn bar of torY hall become the ette state Ihe" telta the sleeted re rY a Pruett het Town store at 411 night be bee coast read wtth roese from the it esis C-trell et Owl otos 1111k 1niii Imo and I many years died hem late Ai sks fella Mot a rather Cberokee Blvd 7---- Atilt -10'''' Atty eo George Mr-Crudes' see Stmeitut Mc to 41110 Inter- t' Thor sday night exclusive hat of states iwitich es e- itit legisioal utte- se est eelesters eu as Mr a partner in the are never abbreviated by the 't Falet- Ws heehereisb neld ----e- I eut 0 lis NA I too litemor toi 1104 04 A orbot Jr Charlet I Maley Will key the question (see esethei wee nese law nrm of Shaw A ha rot of nee II others a re I clirec a A teen et) 1 i 4 tweet Mori rionsir I ana Sul Ponees Or lathlid 11000111t0 SaCh COUntlit i to led ir li Imp Oka at dm 0 a Of a 15 with his sort Georse Shaw idehe 1-0Wa Maine Otee and Lail Avenue re la ett se i t-'-' le-1 (1 i 1141 formerly had practiced law hiuie I connection 1 le edneeday I 1 Tha Pr8P('884 billl being ithstt Isighe holdup 4- 4 c0 1 leered bY lestee Kolielt would to eer tam soitsis no isi slaw 4 independently and as a partner nee allow eituserwe of each county to IL ist tee firm of Rosser Shave mica charged with high- as o4e whittler tasty "entre! rtfers Ilaellaa 8w748A 381oteele A LATayette resident for vit 4 cElyETERm way robberee esseytng a pisto eNeeedij or-hoots or want to lemma asram atter ter 1 1 natty all his life Mr Slaw was aM violating a Micbigan parole eSe 1 Nene peseed at leek it abolish -teem and maks one time or another grants- --al-atv-peza---ix clscnn! Records showM that was 0" the i lo pi ty stun rm tather a leader community Ill FEDERAL cASESaentenced in ista to ny0 t0 20 treeid available to indvid- tfif i MCI al te en teeter err menus 4'7 eta det' Vol Sit 1 kra Softy Mistier 4 etre fr aed obber In souses biro Sadm reaoes life here and mrs "I talked to Atty Gen Ide- karts listens a el tioatevine Am 4 was a former chalrmse Michigare swat insets Id 01 1AP a Ch4STII 0 of the Lairayetts school board ti ha' Ho wu paroled on June at an De I a a a I I ineyard Draws Year 158 Vil 'I Crakes a ye Kelley said and mown Weeds irunmal errorless" hane use ei a eon Praha littlatmat Plearier I Pr 14-4414 l'Of course rm going to teas leo a antrum mammy Si the Doiota It Hp With MO IroPornore" Koh th a beet as Donk Rio II and former president or the 141 aroused and his ale be I I layette Chamber of Commerce and Day for Theft of 11:30 plintcitsbylee manbtI I best 1 Perfecting necessary and alittraskall weanearr moo se es ste 1 Mama Teas died Thorn I was a Mason Shriner and proper ktialation member of the First Methodist Treasury Check' bY a witness as being about 6 tat monis is a latea listottaL en Church feet 1 Inch tale wearuig black anal CP grit Arm la survived at He was married in 1914 to Federal ud trousers and a fray jeckst and i ley said adding that he will try res else tee oseetens ree st i Le Leslie In Darr i carrying a revover -0----- 4 Mem Aileen Plitt of Chatta- 21- lk41r 110 11100ftwom i 1 10 with him Gov Wastes ad hire Deo Jh ono Thursday sentenced foot per- City Detective yr ILElem ee I ---his ese NIL- peon TU111 ese ass Ca rl rt noota who survives him -he fee les asreauts re moue un 4 Other eurvivor include a ion 881 ear: 0 1- serene 'I including a 28-yeer-old and Russell made the ar ees oh' 'Marti Koos Rood hives Ott lout George Shaw Lairayette to priso woman terms rest- 'Ilk Ab '4 4 gal TaS Returned 1:4114 pas It tli IL Sendai chatte- retie 14 rA1: Di IPnrouret Strom ints I two grandchildren Walter Low- Mrs Daisy Treece' Vineyard Policemen picked up three -ebbe men note es te it woriore lender Kelley's propoeee the re Am- re IIIITIllte 1604111161 suspect within 13 minutes after PROPERTY MANAGERS: New offIcer st the atattaneets Preperty Staaagers Aseeciatiee- decision on public schoois would enes Tee hi IV itr1 Johosits: I ry end George Paul Shaw Jr 28 was sentenced to a head Roves Go three brisker 1 Ler ayette Year and tbs robbery and took them to installed Thursday are slows here Left te right ant sestet Willard Krichbetsm iserfolary be decided by a county refer- esae 1 atm Mead Stites De Poem's a day after she pleaded- guilty police headquarters to be placed Mrs Dorothy likes executive etoretary Board of Realtors Joke McKenzie preeldenti steed- ndune ins ProPolalwelukte re' IV EDWIN KEITH BENNEirT 113 charges of theft of a $267-92 in a lineuP They were turned leg Al Butke peat president Raymond 11 Payne ere vire president! Giese Tex Isle senetary turn to county Wale St Veto's area Hove areet-erandchildres rip el Treasury check end for- loose when witnessee couldn't total emote ten I be heid at II ItOt le have public schools all thea es uees gnomes fmos 11 DEAD itITER ILLNESS tem' bUt II Intall pert of the sales Psis patella Church with Rota Edwin Keith Bennett son of of a check cashed In a ideAntifsforntheemmployn told roue DELEGATES SEEK significant rt tax money collected by tee ''t amit end CPA Oak eiticiating local ituperiparket sentence suit in that Mont WA' rag Col WiniaM Reece Bennett of ou the that if the bandit had hit an 11 mkt be Pitt McCail Prince Lose She had previsly tie Chattanooza and the late etre other nearby cash register he lie es a ta Es I a el ted th gran poky sesee Nothry Heoart Thursday in Leos seise I Lora Lancaster Bennett died it hit bo under on the would lutes netted $1000 Store treald could be made to ail Nouns end I Prar 0 Memphis hospital es charg officials haven't yet disclosed an Eisenhower sen wer to et a emar 5 or students" en a noridiscrimina- its litilliams 0 Hylton eTerICk ES I 0 tory basis using the sales tax DrIld sad the Ladles Same Clots of If after a lingering illness Ed Sweeten 68 Coahnont tne amount of their lose es the Osses Wastiat Chorea The bode Dollar a Buying Power Called ital to Nation receipt' la at tik immense el her artuanter Mr Bennett was born in Jae- Tenn received a 15-month sen- Recovery of Funds Added "I really hope it will never Net Woack Rt Ss i42 H's 1 per Tenn Aug 31 1895 and tenet Sweeton who has a long OF STUDY SET too Teas Atransementa ara i km fit Adt be won" Kelley said of the pro- National Fur neal Hume spent moat of his childhood in criminal reeord pleaded guilty 0 SCHOOL BOARD ene menmens By SYLVIA PORTER reed kg614010M 4 dasPer and San Juan- Puerto te a charge of operating an 4 City Law Proposed 'With a single sentence in his to make It a key goal et your nas eiteseets-staa ea' Se et" Kelley said This just puts the 01110ACMAIT is Inemanissia tad OPP 1 Rico He was educated in Jae- illefal rosi 'whisk distillery mats of the union menage I tione decision wheel ft the to gemmed el tier setarrise 7 per San Juan and at the Uni- Page Thee Soon chameleon roue Sams I Wier C'heck versity of North Carolina Stolen meat of city school board snem- NASHVILLE Two amend- President Eisenhower last week Mine' larxt that tha (14' st the stage buyin nal owe He wu a veteran of World Katherine O'Neal Finley drew bers the duty of the city co in ments to the Chattanooga City tor congressio Pr shuld be pro i War I gaining the rank of first an egmonth prison term in a sion which also would have the maintained won't DM- Employee pension Law were debate on one of the greatetected and lieutenant and WaS stationed in ropoeed to the Legislature economic questions of this year tett ad maintain It case vo 4 in th theft of an right to remove school a San Juan 4: 485 Termenee Patio Wolfer members when their remcmg is 'rhursday by the HamiltonCotm- and in fact of the postwar era Silt th debate about Price OA He was married to the former in the best interest of the city ty delegation -whether you and I should de- Witty will In itself be viduable etadeline Carroll of New York ceece Webb 23 was He said that "recent national One would permit an employe mend that protection of our betause It will force your atten Aryl City Den events" had focused attention on who resigned or was dismiesed dollar's buying power be a Uon to the causes of inflation Mr Bennett Is survived by his tenced to an indefirdte term ill he importance of adhering to the after having been a member of prime epecific goal of tuitional TM arguments themselm win father his wife a son Thomas a youth correctional institutien "principles and precepts of the the systeM five years or morelpolicy impreu upon your consciousness Bennett who is a student at after be pleaded guilty to a Constitution" calling for rule of to withdraw in a lump sum halfl Today the Employment Act taet that In this era the tend- A Memphis State University a charge of auto theft by and for the people of his contribuUons to the lye- of 1916 we declare that the ent7 in for prices to rise during a sister Mrs Murray Orenetein Luther Earl Lee 27 and Doris Trank Adae chairman of the tem three major economic goals of phases of expawdon but not to 1 Puerto Rico and a brother Jean Hardin each received pro- Citizens Committee for Tbe other would provide pen- our country are: entel "----rneni tall during cycles of recession It Bennett San Juan bationary sentences of two Schools said that speaking for lions for dependent widows or employment production and' Better Con trols Urged Burial will be Saturday in eoh himself be favored retention of the mothers of employes killed in purchasing POWCP Pine Grove Cemetery in Jasper Lee had been convicted by a Present Method of fining wacon line of duty or dying within six But today there is no law on The pros and corut of the legis- Additional funeral arrangements thlt of 'rea says rea- les Our books which that tiation will comPel You to realize jury or auto theft last summer cies on the school board He de- mons as a result th ude po int 1 Of will be announced However ed out scribed the screening system fol received in line on duty sonable stability of prices-rea-' that if we're not to "cure" infla that Lee had MRS 0: KEOWN DIES Well done wonderfule lowed in recommending members The latter bill was revised to sonnets safeguarding of the dot- tion by encouraging business for both county and city school provide additional benefits for lar's Ill an objective slumps we had better figure out I since his trial- LAFAYETTE RESMENT Th Hardin woman was boards widows with children under 18 of policy -4 better ways to control our OWil He said that the Parentereacher Years of age An allowance of Today there bt no law which' economic sYstem LAIPAYE'rTE Ga-Mrs 3 placed on probation in a case favor the present e50 a month ef associations th wou Id be ma or declares it is the --triA If the tr)al la wri---tten bite souther 1 Keown' longtime civic and involving mail tri I plan and the teachers almost each child up to $150 monthly Your responsibility of thelaw the warren will be clear to religious leader In LaTayette IVO VAN 67 DIES unanimously favor it This combined with the max- federal government Dowers in titiglartiges and in labor eses died Thursday night at her I We have ii good product" he imum $150 monthly pension the Monera to promote this sta-1 that if the lea-perog of prices and residence AFTER ACCIDENT i declared "I don't know of a fin ka total of 300 er widow' could receive would tiny tweets continues -Congress Blae monthl One take positive its to reetrain the Worth Yet today of Keown was past presi- es From Pa Three school board anywhere" dent of the Chickamauga 'chap- ge er hr ite said that he lied bee Both bills are subjeet to re- li the greatest threats spiral a thication by a two-thirds vote to our dollar is a spree Ile Th di 1 11 created background will be crea unable to obtain the oreseees of l- ter of the United Daughters of Will be in Forest Hills Ceme- of the Chattanooga City Corn- psychology I fl ti the representative of the group fa- psyc ogy a on-a grow- against which Congress can cote the Confederacy past president terY ee rth board Mi8310n before becoming effec- ins belief among millions wh(esieer new restrictions on mon oe vo election school a r1 of the WSCS of the First be had uves see have lived through year after ees in business and labor- the -2 Cs in Collision- mem re I' tee People and naa -e Methodist Church in Latrayett ar taken notes PEAv price upsurges of the IR PPVIR year of rising prices that UM creation of "watch-doge commis Del sions and was active in the American Robert Haynes19 of 3103 He emphasized that he was ex- ast will to report to the nation I LeHer gion Auxiliar retired two Carlton ve ws a shalcen un pressing the views as expressed FOR ACCESS ROAD d' be repeated in the future an inflationary price-wage moves husband Thursday Awhen his Volkswagen by members of this group and not years ago after 33 years in pub co that nothing can be done or will The country wm be prepared another ea at Page Three llided with his own From one to kee the dollar's tt is 1:0 ie se ready for-moves lic offices in Wainer County and leth and Lie dria streets city He said that those favoring value from dwindling that will develop and coordinate Larayette police said mar election expresseed the belief Road from ShaUwford Road to Need for Action Cited economic and monetary policies Police said Ma ear continued Mrs Keown is survived by that self perpetuating boards are ersey Pike the job calling for In recognition of thie dangers at the national level so that ex- flaw't her husband two sons on and struck two other autos undesfreble and that while the a 60-foot right of way and ele- ous psychology responsible au- pension is encouraged inflation 't McConnell Sr and eleCon- and a station wagon before com- board is doing a good job it could of the vaUon roadbed above thoes have for months beetles discouraged I 't nein a sister Mrs Selena Han- ing to SU a wate hir get out of band They also believe eh urging the and there has been some the administration and 0 position Ex ted a sonall of LaFayette a brother Ruby Congress to do more about in- Pee Lawlere 38 of 2331 too great amount of power is vest- The state and federal govern- Hawkins Trion' Ga the driver of the other vehicle two Chestnut St was identified as ed In the school i cr mperhdend en ments Hamilton share the cost in building nation than "view with alarm There will be plenty of oppose si grandsons and five great-grand- a eaid secondary roads Hon to the amendments-that's al- iticshbe 1 children She also was shaken up i- board policies County acquires the The day after te Novemr amendment-that ready clear Many opponents fear I elections reported to you that crash as was a passenger in the tight of ways De ocr ec that once price stability Is put on '1 Z1RS WILLIAM HOLTON car Estella Hubbard 46 of hoard He said that in their opinion the Brooks said there are no im- the new heavly a policy goal some does not represent the think- Cong ress wo i uld be the first the books as a po in sere te 16th St di 421 according roe mediate plans for extending in government will try to make 7 8 DIES IN KNOX LaAa me and wishes pf the majority of Highway 153 southward from historY to tackle the problem -I- lice time and the goal will try to place it tional issues voters on certafil na Highway 11 to the Chattanoo- of inflation in Peace I MTS William Henry llotton Both drivers were booked on ah ad maximum empi nt 7 78 of Chattanooga died Thurs- charges of reckless driving George Berke who has devoted ga-Knoxville freeway Such a tha a it would debate turiendhig much stuey to public school at- emduction- income Others fer the Employment Act to add day at a hospitsd in Knoxville project presumably wM await ed Mrs Holton was the daughter 1 Hurt in 2Way Crash fairs declared that the city school ti that the amendment will be us "re ble pric stability comple on of the aao a all an board is doing a fine lob He into Chattanoo fourth naortal economic go at as excuse for reimpositiort of ri th of late William Arnold! arid A two ay crash between a advocated keeping ethe good as ga superhighway Now tiresident- Eisenhower dreaded direet contne 0 a Nancy Ellen Ansley of -Buena car and a pickep truck at 17th pects" and Improving on the press has put it officially on the line Prices and wages- if Vista Ga and the widow of and PETERSEN SEEKS ana 'Adams streets eThursday eat system 'Berke said that he "I shall" he said in his State Neither fear convinces me As William Henry Holton of Chat- sent one of the drivers to a believed one improvement would COMMISSION POST of the Union message "ask a nation we've made it obvious eMployment-production-in- 4 tanoogit private dotter for treatment of be to Jiro a tehool board member Congress to amend the Ems that if the choice is between max- She -was a member of the to two terms of a specified num Page Three plo 7 First Baptist Church here i -1 rom 3rment Act of 1946 to make IMUnt 4 Police Officer 'W' Mathis her of years He suggested five Mrs Holton is survived by a 59 of 2610 years as the term of the Red Bank senior and junior it clear that government intends comes and a stable dollar well dahter Mrs said Joe Johnson Robinson St was treated and th mem bers of the high schools in nee 'o use ali appropriate means take the maximum employment ug Several or 1 I Parker Chattanooga a son Driver of the other Committee engaged in the discus- Be has worked in Knothole base- to protect the buying power of pmduction-incomee No one who I Hubon Holton Fort Worth vehiele was listed on police re- sioneAnswering the "power" corn bait and American Legion base- he ar 41Il' eves an beli In this syste wt les Route plaint Dr John Letson acting ball He has been active Sun- po els army ones 0 ou Tex two sisters Mrs Alma A In tbat one sentence is the peacetime price and wage con- Harpe Buena Vista and Mrs 1 Rock Springs Ga city schbol superintendent point day Scheel teacher treasurer in- economic heart of this message trots Will Menlitchiel Macon Ga ed out that under the present rye- Perintendent- and councilman in and the ones to tome The amendment would be an in- a and four grandchildren George Pedestrian Injured tern the superintendent does not the mcension Lutheran church EeerYthing he will say about a vitation to the best minds in our SI Jr Robert William and Ann- el have hiring and firing authority He is a Mason and Elk and has bseanced budget tax reform land to find the solutions to the etre Eli an beth roWn -I ley Parker and Milne Holton of Prof Creed Bates pr a I a the hod top offices in both organize farm legislation spending cuts etnitzol of inflation hi a period of 2810 26th St was admitted all of alattanooga present method Milne tons He has been active in earl- etc etc will come down to ties prosperity We've id to Erlanger Hospital Thursday of oaten- We can do i Funeral services will be he the aide of cies on the city school boartt ous educational associations question to you Do you really conquered bigger problems prose than after she walked into at 11 o'clock Saturday morning Petersen Is married to the for ewe enough about price stability this --I In Buena Vista a car at 422 Ee Main St city Jackson Rally Speaker Bourn New mer Norma or police said se Robert Jackson a freshman City Capt Lamar Boyd and Officer Dr EXECUTION STUDY VANDIVER TELLS at Howard High will be the They Dhave children Char- Frank Evatt identified the MAY BE ORDERED 31-BILL PROGRAM Tied to the former $115 roll of New York chIecK Arvil Is survived by his tenced fe a son Thomas a youtl is a student at after I te University: a charge qurray Orenatein Luth 'rid a brother Jean an Juan an be Saturday in years in Jasper teral-arrangements jurY Howevl ECEOWN DIES that LI Well" RESIDENT The rE 3 placed nigtime civic and ler in taFayette Tu1t-1 iy night at her rY AFT a was past presi- hickamauga 'chap- iited Daughters of will hi cy' past president of the First urch in Latrayett 'e in the American Robe ary Cannot md retired two Thursd Br 33 years iri pub- collide Venter County and lith a 1 police 1 is survived by Folic two sons on and and hicCon- and a Mrs Selena Han- ing to Fayette a brother Rub) is Trion Ga two Chestn 1 five great-grand- the dri She al JAM HOLTON car lm IN KNOXVILLE un Henry Holton Both nooga died Thurs- charee ital in Knoxville was the daughter 1 Tilliant Arnold and Ansley of Buena car an aid the widow of and 41 'y Holton of Chat- sent member of the privet injurie Church here Eon( rt is survived by a mid rs George ttanooga a am Robins on Fort Worth ters Mrs Alma A ports 1 a Vista and Mrs 1 hiel Macon Ga ndchildren George tWilliam and AnsLad Milne klolton Mn nooge 2810 rvices will be held to Ell Saturday morning alter a car police Capt Frank ected yotop al- ponents fear Lty Is put OS goat some ry to make to place it remotoyment Others fear win be used ruposithut of role ever cell me- 1'2 it obvious d' ei etween max- employment- No one who dollar ern-n 11 stem want wage con- old be an In- ninds in our atone to the a period of it We've oblettis than ELLS 'RA111 1 -Locauy he said vie chattsfloots situation ls a good one I find the kadership among colored and white is wonderful' "I am not anticipating or ex pectin( any difficuityto the mat- lacooca schools" Kelleraddall lartooga schoots" Kelleradded Kelley said be thought the aancial of VI Proposed legislation "interesting Us said the uaes are not an a data levet but a county level" Must Obey Constitution 4Thert i n- constitutional VI nt to have sch Keey 1 re 1 but you must ools follow ll the Is saidm Amend eu ment bt out any plan carrying ueu of havin schools" wmthm "21 4 mg publtc to amf or ams- 41m tziuweit volceu bj approval the proposed bill's oectives but withheld further comment e1I7 said be would take PO gDINGeraG-WILL I of Ilk Charles St passed at hta mIdenco Wednese day follow-Ind an Illness- Sorvisors: Four sisters Mesdames Sadie Downs and Battle IL Green of Clucasol Dube? blew York fwenneew 140tieneews 4101 bands of the people- ru abide by ifrAd tat 1a44it Oroae their tonet alloAtteatLiatunAt tau WLN414Wl tistesaaut Letietietious mai 1A hands of the people ru abide by mo reel Lamer steromi Ones Li Out and ensue Ilki rt I in ttteir decision eeett olin a ne ma es iteremeet ar Inomeepene leg tile Cam BM Integrated setteatele Mrs Poems abori Mrs "Under this litigation" Itellel commented "any school can tverate On In integrated basis" lestma Chaimmiss ene Lot-idly he aid the Chattanooga trels trte---r- lrereT situativn "Is a good one I find 'lieut's a Trotter sags airs Claude the leadership among colored and I :44:: white is wonderful" csa Punier resident el Chattanocias service wilt be limn at "I $111 not anticipating or ex- It att illstumay morning' from the pectin( any difficulty II tile Chat tnitz trove tartan schools" Kelleradded iditt Altia eftimaties InkArrinitue ULU 60 ttt UtOvittIWOOd 'IMO 11311tt la Kelley said be thought the II- arrive to CltatttitteCotta friday titter- aancial aspect at the proposed swan et 11 te (lace sad will be liaaaia le tee funeral home us remain seta "interesting't lie said toe kemS et the 1aael are em on state III terra witeatm ievetout a county level It el et tomberiand coal- mons Tenn died in a Meet bmpital Must Obey Constitution CI neon Thuradse from WittrtSit se- ceived in an outomobile accident ors 4Thert is 110 constituticmat re- twinning tes' Monday morntna 'quirernent have 1 i :3 'sr 6teartiZrriceat rclitrrtnt- 'schools'' Kelley sakt but you burvivors are husimod Satmett Ac must follow the 14th Amend- Ltri cecs4ar14n" nasti3lKuu oil 14 1 ment in carrying out any plan ter" In heti of having public schools" rn4e1e tu Mrs Mutate Runde Kelley said he plarits to confer again with McC die on the Mau Millet Wthaux trinmiiikierw 04Calliwtalottes wbarostitheirtwstositistari Moat Mrs elate McKenzie Mu tproposals in the near future imtue Mont Funeral service will be Harnitte $3thtr two stt1dlyoultrrei representatives Cadet Fatten and Alder Il Bender arid Rider A Jim Caldwell voiced approval of ital withheld ld further lef ntico'smombjecctives but yuenitna tarlietogwil ue ule a inter Kelley said he would lake no I ulongmac konstimo 'evict and rellitieue leader le Lefereite definite action on his proposed Oa died lest night at her home SA else wee leader in ate social 'legislation at this time but wait hie of thres ou4 le" a orom to see tt a "better bill" la kern azember et the Zedstamusi' by Gov-elect Ellington In his cnuZta-iplirertirersnifentleMeeretssal forthcoming message to the Gen- Walser Count sad In LaPiteette He retiree tete ears ago Survivors aria eral Assembly bee husbandy two sons Mc- Cornea Funeral services win rt BUILDING tPTTilrosriesTr'onttgarfili17f Os two grandsons end AT 7061179171 ST ri Ann Crilit- ord Deane Joece and Billy hieCOnaitiL rIttlitral services witi be Market in Freeway Path conducted from the Methodist church in Littitlettd tilattlattY main 1 Was to Be Vacated Ms at 11 The Roe 1 Fire late Thursday night gut- bcgirreire: ivoielittiterze zli welvueilketeo Pd se ni i 7 rate Fred limn Harold Ceni1 ted the Interior of the Dixie eula Dewar POnninntOnt a I Imuchre le Burney The Meat Market Market 303 9th St mainline members ot toe official I Handley owner said the board et the church st th are asked to gent at the church ese 'building WKS partially covered include Neil Andrews It IL by insurance haaer Pr Paid Baker Paul HMV lock Corn Claes Firemen answered the call at Queer I Hall Jr Harnaton a te Henn Dr 11 Kiktens 10:24 They said the blaze as Langlor 1) could a I II have become a McCarter le Puree' Sam Parker Tont Beene Omen Shaw third-alarm fire The fire was ewe a rrntumeo Iry Thur under control in about 10 min- man sad 11Yrd Wilson The bode will be at the residence Burial in lite birerette cemetery wants and Bon The building is hi an old sec- to snerao of arraotleme2411 tion of the city Hundley said at see Creek that be wad planning to vacate ream died at his home Wednesday lift la survived by hM wile Mrs the building Monday His and Mal'y Ann Oathard itiblelee and a other nearby businesses will be son Raymond Wev both oe Sale Creek two sisters Mrs Sem bias-razed to make -way for con- tengele Grenville Tenn and Mrs struction of the eity's express- I i 1 lelite Koeb7-1putVe7 way vine Nealle shipley Chattaziooke4 The Flundleys had been at the lisulthe ehthel' bite" three erendchildren several niece a location tor 23 years They own netibews Be was veteran of World another store at 763 Oth St Vse I 1 Funeral seevices will be 30 pm today at Bale reek Methodist Church We the Revs Oen Varner end Virgil iVilkey et- Deaths ficiating Nephew will serve as active palittestera Honorary pall- bearers are Glenn Mark Pale DARWIN Mosel It tee Roy Crowley Marshall Trout of Ttenttglo Os ttntd ThtirldOtr lOttn Rollin Bolton Garret Coulter Illonung In a lowd hosettaL He wee Johnson Coulter l'rnest Francium the on of the isto Mr sae Mrs tut Len Lemon attrtal in Welch Cole Be Is survived by six cemetery amnia" honors will be sisters Mrs Sallie Thurman Mrs attorded at the crave The body is Williams Chattanooga Mrs at the ilswyers of Dayton la an Carroll Trenton Oa Mn in charge of etransements Birmingham Alit Mrs tr Caldweil Knoxville Tenn SWAFFORD--11 1 to retired tarnlirs John Locke Sarnia Onta re Mountain portland Cement Co 4sot er of near Tenn Tweed Can He yes emloye pd by eueloomie early Thursday eye- Itintt St Athens Hospital lie was a II rethlell tee sin lifelong resident of McMinn County Funeral sirences will be held at 2 30 sm-memo ore iz Cite LI it Saturday efterneon from the cbapel w-o-tist---- siortmo to of the Itanotuil Funeral Home with of 1 Deno Detroit on Mrs oRtetTiois--otiWno i'intoem8yronerotemtuenebo ineteler1 Gen-e orith- Winer -Robbins bet Cenetert Trent Os Active Cia five OM John lg Paul IL noatorees ww motri Board end Burkett all of Calhoun Jr 11 ht Morrison It Case Virgil and Lake Swafford Warner Robbins Cam It i JetigiMi Tont Sims and Er Pul- grandchtkiren live len Honorary paohearere pin be Idni Clements Hartshorne members of the Amerman LeSeon els Mrs Ocoee McCarcusb Atlart- Trento Do body lo sbo taw Oa Mrs Grace Neer Or- funeral home leans Mrs Belle Vanish end Miss Harriet Seaford both of Ricochet one brother Swofford COLA Lel CAMP OIL ton Funeral erre temente 11 be a resident of the BOYU OM Cemnuni announced by QuZonimny llelnetral ty near Rinagoid Oa Wed st fi 11 WHO Attitill Thursday irt Hutcheson Memorial Hospital The Info of Pink Due- a SALOME passed ter She is survived be her husband at her residence 2403 Dodds Ave and ens daughter Mrs Allis Thursday morning after a lingering Broom of Rinineldi One SOO Robert Mnees Oho was a member of the 1 Durkee at Alexandria La tear Leonard St Presbeterlais Chereb sisters Mrs I Wood ane Mrs Funeral arrangements will be see- Ansley of Tex Mrs emanate by A Monza et Channel If ism Tex nook om e4414 and Mrs Orace Jackson of Houston Tn and three grandchildren Yu-C etriewc IN tend services will be held today at ----ii 7-oriVA 1A39'111 son et yc'uns Sr 2 30 pas et the Pent 'Monist Church 3711 Albirm8 St Nashrtie iTanst of- Ringlold with the Rev ooseod wikinesaa Emoting soddenly Pritchett officiating Pallbearers Tin Funeral atrangersAnta aril be an- be James 1 Crane Harold Crane roomed tato? by eneh Am is Donald Crane IL Jennmes Jr olos Am 4410g telaad Broome and Iddie Broome The body will remain at the funeral Come ens will lie In state at the Or MtMeelAM church from 1:30 to 2 30 o'clock In keine Inernere of our lend one today Interment will be in Burning Mre- Mathis Wright' wee eImirt44 Bush Cemetery Vieille and Bomar th3 lila Iat Fears aid Mutat Jan 111i Funeral Home Ringeolcla be Us Mane et arrumements How dear the grave Where oar loved tette le laid How meet the memory that novae erM of Charlet fade St- passed at liie residence Widnes- To to Itve and then to met ear following an illness Survivore: Is the gain al the bursae Pour sisters Mesdames Sadie Dowwi beset and Hattie Greene of Chtesee Sadly slimed by the airtight and Georg Zuber Fee York CRT Realer families Ah tal it Ls years retiring two Yenta ago ht eng If" Pa ot ouLus utpsw Datum srtttotstn orr of rest csinoini Tenn linine Can rie was egoIoved kr 1" away aucidenly early Thursday eve- Mountain Portland Cement Co Sor ii lifelong resident of McMinn Countv Funeral Sittlices will be held at 2 30 sotinteto ate hts id 11 Irt Thu a Be a Saturday efternoon trona the chapel worn otwortotti two dadaht to of the National Funeral Home with Mrs Drote Detroit end lilts 3011fTitailli runt" Gene Staleworth Warner Robbins am os five sane John Paul meters Treritwes Os Active ti a rk Alt -t psokw ww 1 10m enter and Eu mt Calhoun Jr Morrison JA Cate 0trel1 Jenkins Tom Sims and Ft Pul- and Lake Warner Robbins Ce It grandchildren: live suners lefl- BOrtOrIty Do1booreto not et birs Clements Hartshorne enitmaorn of the Amerman Leetot 1341a him Ocoee Atlah- Trenton Os The bode ig at the le Os Mrs Wernee- Mete or- rometel home et leans Mrs Neils 'Yarnell and Miss Harri both of Riereillet one brother 12 Swofford Charles- CORA Mott CAMP eit ton Funeral arrensemerits will be resident or the Boynton Cerement- announced be QUistrintrre rwoseo ty near Itinagoid Oa Med at 0 115s Beate Athena rsday irt Hutcheson Stereo-nal 2 30 ans et the First Egotist Chtsreh 7 81" 3711 hibten St Nashville Tone et- RilDgiold with the Rev I "toed "vet suddenly: hospital Thevite of Ptnk Das- witteremares a SALOME passed ger She la survtved by her husband at her residence 24o3 Dodds Ave Ilind staztglotZ Mn Allis Viorsday 12107111011 letter a lingering purger at Alesindr a IA: four Toohneltrd Eng yr a inentbar GI taa reebyterian Church sister Mrs ws 1-v'slesses birl Funeral arrangements will be p- (-11-- el 46 cc "ILI igex: tourism' by Prsaaklin- Strickland and Mrfir Jetting 0'7' Ph" ALM 54414' Treil An three erenSehltdres 1142' YODWO--WAYNS infant son of Itt ter serriees will be held today at 4 id ofettowo a Toon L'Iticae" tPeriettel-wPellerarere 1111I Funeral anangements vitt be an- Don lalegcya -11Te 'erelrl Crane later by Buchnao AM d- 1Issod 'ki: 4102 AM 41-41011 homes and will lie i state at the tri Maine 1000101-1 of our loved woo chorea trent ll30 to 1 30 teciock i The bed tral remain et the ltmeret pr unteltetat today Initiinnet win be in BomioAr latm Marge Wright who departed Bosh Cemetery Wallis sad Bomar thuo tilt Iftit Mal 0110 Wars Jul 111 1linro 15s How deer is the grave where gur et loved eoe te tem How la gweet the memory that newel' IrM IDTWGIttita-4VILL I of 220 Char les de St passed at Ins residence Wecines- To ham to le've and then to port der following an 11104t8S 010rT1VOrt: la 1bo widths sun et the reee sisters Mesdames Sadie Domes besot and Hattie IL Greens of Meese: Badly missed bl the Wright and Georta Ruben Nem York Cite Revicre families beeeseste I inedismenuta turLi th-V hands of the people 111 abide by terste tester Pa Mal 01066 Lanes Itt Citit and etturn4 Rosen their ecision" rummy eamt imulfue Can Be Integrated teettem Al er ItIousaittielio TA41 utAttiorts kis Sorma obort Mrs mire eerie thereon Under this legislation" Eellel rshrie arre ewe tee commented Any school can enn'aehell hse VIA" operate on se integrated bagel Locally he the aid Chattanooga teethe Teelsweeleereete" leeree situation els a good one find la ueeos a Trotter sad Mrs Claud the kadershiP among colored and Ithrae ou'sehlart'seseeerso :1111 rent'4-- white is wonderful" sea Purifier resident et Chattanooas salt sk vermeil will es hong at "I am not anticipating or ex- li se setunter mernine from Dill pectin( any dalcullyin the mat wilt tartan schoots" Kelleyadded rite doe etertattec In kATUto WI Kelley said be thought the II- wad ar nor ir enatr000tt a lfrriday alter wra near future Col nnneraj aspect Of the proposed eon at Coca will be imago to toe funeral home me rooms saki legishttion "intereeting" Me said tor too a lemma the uees are not on a state vet but a county leveL le" BilettartMitil anITIS WITHILMIN re st ot ILAUltberistut Wheats coal- itions Ten died In a keel ust Obey Constitutlea et neon Thursday irons tantrum se- craved ta eutomohiis act Meat ore ''There is al P- itichety Moday murrains nuirenten ne constitution bh Conklin) to have 1 I der Adventist Church el Coalrount schools" irellee gold ebut you burvivors are hothead amine must follow the 14Ut Amend- 611ettiTobreettre bt ea out anY Plan tete ram Deorne Laos- ment ten Knot mt Idre Viola Carleton in lieu of having public schools Hinsdale te IU hers Mutat Rudd el ne brother Kent i elley said he Mans confer ne re as On I 0 oto en' 15rIttkS4-16 1" ettleagain with etie on the tors rs MAW Minot' Wibaux lidoaLi JIM Lime McKenzie Mut Prrlimzza Is in the sows ont funeral services will be Benetton Comity's other two "D'Illiettti arturday afternoon at a I rtwatt Cock trtmi he uter enigma witrt -1-----' Catter Patten and loom Bender arid Rider A 'Same officiating Interment trill be a ou Jim Caldwell voiced approval of le ors Hula rmr The sods rw the proposed bill's objectives but seetereeheeeet les tte a coulter withheld further comment Kelley said be would take PO Kg oyes' I longtime ureter ee ant fellaout leader la Lafayette Demm action on his pmposed or died lese night at her toms at this time but wait eieeeeeseihelesesheeeereleelr to see tt a "better bill" is ceered iiiint illetriber of the Idnowetal h- sier husband tor 33 rears 1 Ellin le various public office in by Govee ec gton in his fseruyee-- forthcoming message to the Gen Walser counts and in Lanyette He Assmbl nesse two years ago Survivors ars eral ey her huaband two sons Mc- Connell Funeral services via be BUILDING BURNED sister hire Selena Hanson oll of alraymis one brother Ci it ins mote the two grandsons and AT 306 1179TH ST 10Aezg-ogrindhudta Annil CrAllo'" Market in Freeway Path soros and Di hi services will be Connel onnucted rom the First Methodist Couch in tarette Saturday morn int at II it chseir The R4Ello Be Wal to Vacated ll Charles WIllierna wi officious esti- better otie ere IL linden- Fire late Thursday night gut- rath Fred tted Itulr's Harold Cerst ed the Interior of the le Dec Into De a ennington Lomthritits a Limey The re Meat Market 303 9th St maining members ol iho official board ot the church are asked to Hundley owner said the ess th ch rat igta these buildin wa partial! a covered include IL Neil Andrews It IL Pr a Ma ri by insurance Pau Pker Pul woe mi Corn Giles Firemen awnvered the call at eussetes Ira iralleiti natZlh 1024 'rhey said the blaze eeneseeele Lesko muld a a 1 1 have become a McCarter li Putties Sam Parker 're ee orator Slum Is- third-alarm fire The fire was 111 -mere- 4) not Thur un LI: TIder control in about 10 min- bodi will be at the residence Burial th utes Waren Cemetery Willis and Dan The building is in an old sec- ta seams at orfootemenfa tion of the city Hundiey said mem WALTVIL 70 Sale Creek that a be was planning to vacate 'roue died at is ham Wednesdat the building Monday His and Ell survived by hM wilts Mrs Mnda Mary Ann Ocithard Shinier and other nearby businesses will be son Raymond Shinier both ot Sale Creek two sisters Mrs om hies- razed to make -way for con- eysalt Ortrorille Tens and Fu evice win he Mrs- struction of the city express- 1-amer am i I KentockTI are brothers Bennett Shinier Oran- way Nos or Shinier Chattaioo zoa: Harrison Shiver Whitwell three The Hundleys had been at the stithddresu semal nie01 location for 23 years They own nesibews He was a veteran of World Wor nera sr be ld another store at 763 Pth he at Ile gm today at ai Creeit Methodist Church with the Revs or Oen Varner and Virgil linger of- ficiati Nephew wll sere as Deaths ng ere theureerere-seBeirrveree Seere cote-senere neawr (seer) toe eor Crowley Marshall Trout of Tretittnt 01- ttled ruittirtAY mon Rollin Bolton Darrel Coulter morning in a local hospital He wait Johnson coulter zrnest Francisco the lee he Iota air ang lara arid Lon Lannon Buns! In Welch Cole li Is survived by mg Cemeterl- kilitarP honors will bo Intern Mrs Nellie Thurman Mrs accorded at the grave he bod is WilliaMs Chattanooga Mrs- at the hoots itswyent of IDAYtAlti IP bartttkrollsTrenn Oshakram is charge of arrnsements a ceiterea oleos erne wA 0 oH it rett tarot- Mrs John Locke Sarnia ntario il er 'of Inter Colli'MMIlk Tenn Dossed Cita lie as emPlored bp olPoos away aucidenly early Thursday eve- Mountain Portland Cement Co- Sot zing et Athens Honsital lie was a So team rearms tors ye ars ass lifelong residen of McMinn Counts Puntill Ibrneel 11111 held Survivor are his wife Ida Beile "Lrrolsr ilhel Till Wounte Swofford twe daughters Mrs Drote Detroit end Mrs Rif' tw tti 8" Ind 81811- Gene Stalsworth Warner Robbins hue tarme nti1" Ont five eons John Ji Pool tet cemetery Trent Oa Active piwbetrers ww in 0 motri Beinerd and Burkett all of Calhoun Jr ht Morrison J11 eto Virgil and Lake Swafford Warner Robbins len Honorary pnboarers in be Cram It grandchildren: hey suitors Mrs Clements Hartshorne intmbers of 09 Amertin Letion Citia Mrs Ocoee MeatWW2- Attott- ow rt litre rirs00 NA 1 st" mat MO ell IMarket in Fri Was to Bo Fire late Thurs ted the Interior Meat Market 34 Ilundley building was pal by insurance Firemen aninve 10:24 They sa could easily third-alarm fire under control in utes The building is um of the city that he was plan oththeer arbbuniledingy razed to make struction of the Mon way The Flundleys location tor 23 yf another Store at Deal nai VoraTairr- atd a 0 the la Cole Bo Is Mater Mrs hello isalLes'itUt'ns-c airmint Can Ms as em Moon tam POttland 14 years Armee' 1 1111dell7 aelifoleararlig loltefTitauti tritelg: 1Tfucrantet417ia Jr Morrison firm 11' members of the Trenton OIL The mural tiome AlinkMonolkol venom-ass col resident ot the ty near ithistoid Thursday in Hu liosPital The vat She is survito Tut daushte L'reeomunclR21111'd Lsteis tit LI Morgan et Tea and three el telester14 tan be James Crane Msol Bzoen a ge aediew'wtilreiri church143frora Bush Ctne fre ronerat Rome Rin et arruteementssoraunraG-wnr at passed his day following an rout Eaten mead and Bettie I 0 Geort a Rube John Oscar Griffin Prole chetteneesie Times burette CROSSVILLE Tenn John Oscar Griffin 81 died Wednesday at his home here He was a retired farmer and lived here 36 yeare 1 Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm at the Nazarene Church here with the Rey Turner of McMinnville and Rev Hamilton of Crossville officiating Burial Will folios in the city cemetery here Survivors include I his wife Christina Raines Griffin: five daughters Mrs Grace Worthington of Crossville Mrs Brown of Boaz Ala Mrs A Smith of Atlanta Md Clyde Tollett of Chattanooga Mrs Willard Rogers of Houston Miss a son Wanless Griffin of Crossville three sisters Mrs Emma Hamric of Midland City Ala Mrs I Berry of Donaldeonville Ga Mrs M' Treadway of Tampa Fla a braher Am Griffin of Tana- dega Ga also 16 grendoMidren and 18 great-grandchildren William Arch Ward Funeral services for William Arch ward 205 Parkway Dr who died WednesdV will be helit at 130 Dm lode at-the Wenn Funeral A Huff and the Revs Herschel Abshirt ottidattaz Patibearerse-iT1'3e Coleman liarTiArthui 'Rankin' 1 Andrae Enktandota 11- Zett 114Tyler 11117I04-Jr Burial will be fa Ilhatsie i 06 Griffin 81 died Wednes- car rens UMISLIPsuuyis A imta wf CROSSVILLE Tenn John day at hts home here He was a retired farmer and lived here 00 1 Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm at the Naz- Irene Church here with the Rev Turner of McMinn- and Rev Hamilton of Crossville officiating I a 1 Will folios in the city cemetery here Survivors include his wife Christina Raines Griffin: rive Mr daughters Mrs Grace Worth- ington of Crossville Mrs Brown of Boaz Ala Mrs A Smith of Atlanta lire Clyde Tollett of Chattanooga: Willard Rogers of Houston Miss a ion Griffin of Crossville three sisters Mrs II ri Midland City a am Ala Mrs 1m Berry of Donaldsonville Ga Mrs Treadway of Tampa Fla a brother A Criffin of Tells- grandchildren dega Ga also 16 grandcM1dren and 18 great-- William Arch Ward )'uneral services for William Arch Ward 205 Parkway Dr who died WednesttOlo will be held at 6:30 em lode itt-the Vann Fu- nerei HoTnelviikD4john A Huff 114 the Am Hersehet13 Abshirt Oftidaltz Pailbearersotetif 3e bolernart Fare' erthuilltoultno- es endrae troktaoz)ht IL Zeetal4 Tyler WII7TO1V-jr BUFISI will be in slhavstc John Oscar Griffin Front Chattanooga Times bums Jhn CROSSVILLE Tenn Oscar Griffin 81 died Wednes- day at his home here He wan a retired farmer and -lived here 6 3- yeare i hi Id Funeral services will be Friday at 2 pm a the Naz- with the Irene Church here Rev Turner of McMinn- Scar Griffin mooed Times bums LE Tenn John 81 died Wednes- OMe here He was men and lived here rvices will be -held pm at the Nal here with the rurner of McMinn- Hamilton of ficiating Burial I the city cemetery include I his wife Lines Griffin: five flra Grace Worth- 'ossville Mrs az Ala Mrs A tlanta Md Clyde Chattanooga Mrs gers of Houston Wanless Griffin of hree sisters Mrs ic of Midland City Berry of 31 4 flA 44 I driver of the car as George Evans of 206 27th St They said the mishap happened about 2:49 sm Mrs Brown was taken tO Erlanger Hospital in a Bryan ambulance There were no arrests reports showed litre Alice Caste low Frost Meta sofG24mo Purees CLEVELAND Tenn Mn Alice Caste low 88 died at her home in Charleston 12 miles north of here Wednesday following a lengthy illness Born In Polk County Mrs Caste low had in amrleston for the past 50 years She was a member of the Baptist Church for 60 years She is survived by' three daughters Mrs Mary Wallace of Chattanooga: Mrs Ida King and Mn Joseph Xing both of 'Charleston a son Alfred taste-low of Cleveland a slater Mrs Fayte Helton Benton Tenn: 27 grandchildren and 51' great-grandchildren sevend nieces and nephews Funeral services wM be conducted Sunday at 2 pm from the Charleston Pint Bantist I Church by the pastor the Rev Rymer and the Rev Eugene Sprinkle pastor of the Charleston Church of God Burial will be in TILS50 Cemetery The body will remain at Buckner Funeral Horne Cleve land until 10 am Friday after which it will be taken to the home to remain until the funeral hour speaker at the Cedine rally Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock at the YWCA 924 East Eighth St 1 'Sidney Dean Petersen Jr NC and a daughter'Mrs William Ir McCormick Memphis1 Pres Wire Dispgkhes HOLLYWOOD Marlon Brando suffered a deep gash over his right eye when struck by a rifle butt while rehearsing a scene for a movie directing as well as starling in the film "-Eyacks" had de- box and Oneed got a custard pie In- mantled realism from 1111 stead' Penes here rePerted- The brothers were captured opponent in the scuffle Slim after a stolen car in which they Pickens were fleeing sideswiped several He got IL other cars On Henry Hudson Dr Robert Kositchek sewed parkway the police sail up the wOund and allowed Brando to return to work on the 'The suspects were identified as Francis Romano 26 and his Paramount set brother john 22 both of the Unexpected Bullet Tbe pie was taken from GasHARLOWTO Mont- ton Martens of Fort Lee NJ Charlu Hallbert coughed Out and James Rayster of Manbatcams a one-thch 31eanher 3sp- tan mechanics in the Fifth Avweanese slug which he apparentlY 11131ndCasrhhietle frp r'illeuef had carried since the Guam in- the box contained the payroll vasion in 1944 Police said the pie a revolver Halbert' a Marine sail he and pistol were found In the was wotmded in the throat but car that he and medical officers be-1 utiou kICUS0 lieved the wound was caused by Hayes shrapnel that grated but never 23 has beeh excused from servpenetrated the throat Zdibla Payroll i ing on a federal grand jury even though he had received a notice to do so- Nrts brothers Hayes is in the county Jan tried to steel a $3000 payroll awaiting trial on a charge of but took the wrong cardboardiarmed bank robbery The Fringe of the News From Page One I Prom Page One continuing to receive pensions servator of the peace to close from the state any Khool or any branch of th A few new bills went into the works university system to Sen Alien ()Brien ot mix races in classrooms It Springfield proposed restrtetingt apparently was designed to meet a court decree outlaw- recover) on conditional sales segregation at the Georgia contracts so that the fair value ing rather than the resale price of State Mega Of Business Ad-reclaimed personal property ministratim In Atlanta- An- other bill apparently was aimed could be considered in litigation arising out of the contracts at the same thing It would The Hamilton County delega- Ptace an age limit of 21 on stution sought a law to require al dents applying for admission to person who sells property held any state-supported under a trust receipt to keep The fourth' authorizes the proceeds of the sale intact or governor to furnish counsel to turn them over to the truster fight integration suits or ac Rep O'Brien Price of Spring- tions against county voter field offered a bill to fix a 2250 registrars Mtainitlal and maximum Another segregation ba on peace bonds At present the parenuy aimed at tha city of amount is left to the discretion Atlanta would prohibit any In- of the magistrate sa dependent school system from Rep James I Ben van- ash Joined with the Hamilton leVinge tasesforop- Coluity delegation in an Wort 4'L SULrgra t'C'i to get Tennessee to join the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway of the waterway Other mem- Compact ber states are Alabama a Bell offered a bill making lelississippl Tennessee a party to the corn- Representatives and senators pact aimed at opening a wa- were informed they will get fur terway contecting the Tennessee tickets each for Monclay's I -III River with the Gulf of Mexico guration of the new gover ir at Mobile bringing a salt-water This will allow each lawmr -sr port about 700 miles closer to to have three guests who will be most Tennessee Rirer ports seated In a reserved sect-on Under the compact Tetines- on Memorial Square if the see would contribute 21000001weather permits an outdoor toward promoting constructionl ceremony Blanche Traylor of city bmthers Messrs Dan Ettinithunt and Bosco Adtbaburs of ChMaco: two siaters-intaw Mesdames Jennie and 'Ism Icianchum ono brother-In-taw Mn Joseoh Tusks CitY bletej 12P13hC1111 cousins other reistises friends PIMP persica' Saturday i En at flardwyrt's Charot Bey Jsekson A Browne offietating Interment Wetland Cemetery The Ploy win motels' at the tuners borne and tha family Ina receive Mends from to I 'o'clock tonaht Bardwiek on rollers' Home IM litte- 1 pbotut Al lbws JAvery Bryan Cowt list Last Issirte so Miry OM st less esti tossibstS minkstsrest et sevss A FUNERAL HOW'S 47 Msesitts Cisattssosio titicksosassts sot Liatsb le Gs I 1 4 bout the YWCA 924 East Eighth St William McCormick Memphis From Page One From Page One driver of the car a Geo Evans of 206 27th St They today ii We said the mishap happened a 7:49 1mume ratty Oat- aluney wean eieizcla 01 ual A I ill A today night at 7:30 o'clock at lottee NC and a Mrs SAILA it" Sik 1 iLit in al UT -I 4 LA Li a i sews ss I bill apparently was Rime A continuing to receive pensions servator of the peace to close 4 Mrs Brown was taken tO Er- '0 t2 from the state any achool or any branch of the 4 'anger Hospital in a Bryan am- -rr Fringe of the News A few new bills went into the imiversity system ordered to bulance There were no arrests 1 4 works' ''i rts showed repo mix races ill claesrooms Sen Allen at ()Emu or 1 I -I Pre Wire It a arentl pp wu designed Iiirs Alice Ca tel SPringfleld proposed restricting Marion 3 4i)13 HOLLYWOOD HOLLYIAT001) Brando suffered a deep to meet a court decree outlaw- ve nditi nal I ry- OD CO 0 sa es Alice Ca I gas over his right eye when struck by a rifle butt while contracts so that the fair value at Ill segregs ticla the Georgia 1 CLEVELAND Term Mrs earsmg a scene for a movie i stelow 88 died at rerk 1 directing as rather than the resale price of State uottege of Business Ad- ministration ba Atlanta An- -1 i her home in Charleston 12 miler well as starring in the Elul north of here Wednesday fol- was a member of the Baptist a custard le "One-Eyed Jacks had de- box and go ens Brando to return work on the '11 could be considered in li reclaimed personal property in tigation as Francis Romano 26 and his Rep O'Brien Price of Spring- other ticsns against county voter the same thin 1 would uld Ills stead police here reported arising out of the contracts a 1 lowing a lengthy illness dm relllsm from 1 Born In Polk Cotmty Mrs 0---- i th The brothers were captured The Hamilton County delega- ptace an age limit of 21 on stu- PIXnen scuff's 3111s aft a stolen car in which they tion sought a law to require a dents applying for admission to 4 CasteloW had lived in amries- pi er 1 i ton for the past 50 years She were fleeing sideswiped several person who sells pmperty held any state-supported college got it I other cars on Henry Hudson under a trust receipt to keep The fourth authorizes the osi sewed Dr bert 3 tch I Church for 60 years the weund and all ParkwaY the P11" gall' proceeds of the sale intact or governor to furnish counsel to survived She is survived by three A suspects were identified turn them over to the truster fight integration suits 2r ac- I daughters Mrs Mary Wallace ount se brother Jolue 23 both of the field offered a bill to fix a $250 registrars I 1 of Chattanooga: Mrs Ida King atram I 1 and Mn Joseph Xing both of ss mtaimum and 22000 maximum Ano wnexpected Burie Bronx ther segregation bill ap- Charleston a soli Alfred Caste- The pie was taken from Gas- on peace bonds At present the AR 0 0 Mont ton Martens of Fort Lee NJ amount is left to the discretion Auen 't 4 idw of Cleveland a sister Mn ta would prohibit any in- 4 Fayte Helton Benton Tenn: 27 coughed Out and James i Charles Rabat mes Rayster of Mullet- of the magistrate parently aimed at the city of dent school system -1) grandchildren and 5T great- cams a one-inch 31-caliber 3sp- ta mechanics in the Fifth Ave- Rep James 1 Bell of Seven- I nah ed with the Hamilton grtutdchildren sevend nieOes anese slug which he apparently nue Coach Co garage On join integrated schools 2 and nephews had tarried since the ts 132nd St In the apparent belief County delegation in an effort '11--1" the box contained the payroll to get Tennessee to join the Funeral ISTVICett Win be eon- vasion ducted Sunday at 2 pm from in 1944 Police said the pie a revolver Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway of the waterway' Other mem- Halbert' a Maxine sa an a pistol were found In the Compact ber states are Alabama a 1 3 1 the Charleston First Baetist id be 4 1 i Church by the pastor the Rev was wounded in the throat but 1 oar Bell offered a bill making Mississippi resentatives Tennessee a party to the corn- and senators Blanche Traylor et city brothers Rymer and the Rev Eu- that he and medical officers be-i charge of awaiting trial on of Chago atrs xcuse pact aimed at opening a wa- were irtformed they will get four Messrs Dan Edingbure and Roscoe Itchngburg ic: tetme-in Avery Bryan COINC gene Sprinkle pastor of the lieved the wotmd was caused by Good -I aw Mesdames Jennie and tr-ra cHicAcoRohert Hayes terway corlecting the Tennessee tickets each for Monday a 1 Charleston Church of God Bu- o- Edinithum one brothern-lays Mel I i shrapnel that grazed but never 23 has beeh excused from serv- 'River with the Gulf of Mexico guration of the new gover Joseob eater soy: several pieces te so fc rial will be in TRSNO Cemetery penetrated the throat a-obeys cousins ether reistntes ariI tau tut ing on a federal grand jury even at Mobile bringing a salt-water This will each lawrne -sr owlets rsoono 'noon satires I say st isms sat la tastiest" i I The body will remain at et iftratriet's thaaot Wm mintstared at eale 4 Funeral Home Cleve-tzdi in i Buckner ble Payroll though he had received a notice port about 700 miles closer to to have three guests who will be 12re A Browne omenuare lute" to do so most Tennessee Meer ports seated in a reserved sect'on alnt Wetland Cetnetery The 1301r FUNERAL HOMTS 1 rA i I land until 10 LIM Friday after 44 which it will be taken to the i KW Hayes is in the county sail 'Under the compact Termes- on Memorial Square if the will ttlIttnit At the tunr11 born le'd 047 McCall Aye Chattatmefe the family Ina meet ffkmes from 'Illneral hour but took the wrong oardboardi armed bank robbery toward promoting constructionl ceremony stow 14244 thickentamts alai Larayeale Ga I home to remain onto the eu tried tll a see would contribute 100000 'weather permits RD outdoor 'I to 0 o'clock tonight Hardwick Ai i steal a 13000 paYro Eons Funeral Home irt therge Tint- on 1 i 1 1 1 1 i 1 I a I Petersen speaker at the Cedi Si ne rally Sat dney ean eersen driver of the car as Geo rg urday night at 7:30 o'clock at lottee Nt and a re daughter Evans of 206 27th St They i 1 aid th mi happened about the Tweo 924 Eest Eighth St William McCormick Memphis From Page One From Page One 8 a 5 aP Wee one continuing to receive pensions servator of the- peace to close etre orown was taxen to Er- :1 4 from the state any itch ool or any branch of the --4 es langer Hospital in a Bryan am- The Fringe of the News A ew new bills went into the university system ordered to bulance There were no arrests I I mix races ill clessroome rts showed repo train Wits Di spakhas it apparently was designed I lee Ames no 1a 1 Springfield proposed eehe eee" A driver Evans ti Mra 'anger bulanc report al Alice her ho north 'win Berl Castel ton fa was alum She daugh of Ch and One Ca to close 'loch of the ordered to i0M3 is designed ree outlaw- the Georgia witness Ad- antsAn- was timed It would 21 on stu- Lchnission to college lorizes the counsel to Rita ac- mty voter ion bill ap- the citY 'bit any In- letera from xes for op schools other me ibama a a Blanche Traylor.