Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 3

I THE CHATTANOOGA MIES': CIIATTANOOGA TENN TIIIMMAY SEPTE111 4 3 3 23rd Street Ahead of Schedule CIIOS11 APPROVES Ali11-11ASSE PEI 1 CRAND JURYIEttiV 1 rvrrnr A -ot AO For tho cual but culot lool: of CUCC'T3 1 erwros) ::) I i1 LJ i to 1 fi I I i rr Carj-n Announces Meeting With Grant filemLzrs to lictd Scson for ZO rirLutes Ettore Each Reguliar AGREED ON SELECTION NEWSMEN ARE INVITED Idea Aimed at Eliminating Some of Stormy Periods Witnessed in Past Officer of Ridgcdale Link Accepts Responsibility Sees Public Service 'r 'fr 1 1 I 1 4 LOU I WILLIAMS 1 i I I 1 3 1 A 4 Lou I A I I i li 1 1 1 Y01111119 L011111) Ill CAR VIOLAT1011 i YIULMIUlt It's the feel of Fall Woodsmoke vivid trees and Dobbs Gamebird 'Everything about Gamebird warrants your attention It's the feet pi trees and Do about Gamebi Voodsmoke vivid ird Everything I your attention Parker Accused of Taking Auto to Named Not Charged cusod of Taking 1 to Not Charged 11 41 I I 1 I Li I '1 1 The smart Fall colors including Heather Mixtures ribbed brim and knitted band and a cashmere soft finish make Gamebird the season's fashion prize Come In and bag yourself a Gamebird by Dobbs 4 you'll like the results $129541500 The smart Fa Mixtures I and a Gamebird the in and bag yo 4 ru II like ictuding Heather and knitted band oft finish make hion prize Come mebird by Dobbs $129541500 I 4 1 r-7 4 000s 041t I (11 ii I i 11 Stott korial Photo to King 1 Stott kitrial Photo bY King The new County Council Wednesday adopted a procedure aimed at eliminating hassles front its bl-monthly meetings On a recommendation from Judge Wilkes Thrasher Mrs Carrie Thank Wells moved the Council have a 80-minute conference before each session The proposal was ratified 5 to 0 without argument Judge Thrasher said newspapermen will be permitted to attend the pre-meeting conferences but Council members are to have the right to declare any part of the discussions off the record "You have a very important job" Thrasher told the other councilmen "You are the directors of an SOO million dollar corporation according to land values "I feel our decorum in the past hasn't been what It should have been "We should serve the taxpayers in an efficient way and make every tax dollar buy a dollar's worth" Sessions of the Council which left office last Aug 31 sometimes were hectic Arguments between councilmen and with persons in the audience at some sessions made orderly procedure difficult Thrasher welcomed im Turner who succeeds Paul Wiltalks to the Council table "Mr Turner and I are friends and neighbors" said the veteran county judge "I think ha will make a fine councihnon He is an independent person" David Eldridge who polled more votes than any other Council candidate was elected vice chairman of the group He chose to pass up the honor during his first term -011 "Ailidigetirt At Exclusively at ite Exclusively at e0 1 11011 611MMONSIOI armogagonot gay 6senramemems ganititarommamil Hardie Caudle Alfred Smith Moore 1 Smith Tharpe 809 Market Street '810 Broad Street 1: Hardie Caudle Alfred Smith Moore Smith IV Tharpe 809 Market Street '810 Broad Street Hardie Caudle Alfred aArt A -L -a rs--- Ile Alfred Smith Moore Smith 'W Therpe Iet Street '810 Broad Street "1 One of the advantages of the freeway and overpass Is Ilrustrated A train blocks 28rd Street (left) but will go under the viaduct being constructed as a section of the new freeway Lou Wii1ia3 Chattanocga I civic and busines leader will be 1 Hamilton County's next grand Jury foreman Judge Campbell Carden an- nounced Wednesday he will appoint Williams to begin service with the grand Jury that is to be drawn next Monday The announcement was withheld by Judge Carden until a conference at which he Williams Judge Tillman Grant and Atty Gen Edward Davis attended Judges in Accord Judges Grant and Carden 13 were in accord on the appointment under an arrangement worked out a few days ago As Jurist of the first division in criminal court Judge Carden has exclusive authority to name the grand Jury foreman and to empanel the Jurors Raulston Schoollield his predecessor al- ways remained alone in those functions I 0 Judge Carden however has decided not to choose a foreman unless the person is mutually agreeable to Judge Grant who presides over criminal court's second division- Judge Grant also has been invited by Judge Carden to sit With him during each grand Jury drawing In taking the investigative post Williams said: a "rm accepting this assign- ment after several days of seri- ous thought and with full aware- a ness of the responsibility that goes with it I consider it a fine opportunity for public 'service "Acceptance would not have been possible except for the (Ridgedale) bank's willingness to have me make this contribution to the public welfare "I will discharge the duties to the best of my ability" Williams a Tennessee leader in conservation activities is vice president of Ridgedale Bank and Trust Co He was an executive with Penn-Dixie Cement Corp before Joining the bank's staff "This is 11 Joint choke of Judge Grant and me" Judge Carden said "I am delighted that Mr Wil llama is able to serve Also I appreciate the fine attitude of Ridgedale Bank in agreeing to let him take enough time to do the work" "raise of Grant Judge Grant said he felt Hamilton County fortunate "to have a man of Lou Williams' character and background" as foreman of the grand Alm Williams will succeed Edward Cooper Jr manager of the Du Pont nylon plant here Judge Fred Bibb of Xnox4 villa assigned to serve the court'e first divisien while Schoolfield was on impeachment trial in Nashville last summer appointed Cooper The Du Pont executive served until criminal court recessed late in July for the rest of the summer Cooper's appointment was on an interim Wisp A regular grand Jury fore man in Hamilton County is chosen for a two-year term of 1 a 1 a I i commented Joe Phillips foreman under Supt Heath-man "we should be finished with pouring concrete on the bridge itself in about a month" Phillips also suggested that the entire 23rd Street job may be done by the first of the year Later Heathmati confirmed the hopes of the company "If we have good weather we should be finished by the first of the year" he said "In fact we'd like to get through with it this fall" The company has plenty of leeway on a time basis however It has used only 75 working days and Is allowed -The section under construction extends front Rossville Boulevard at 23rd Street to South Market Street at approximately the point where 23rd formerly intersected with Market Oman won the contract on a bid of $1140384 As an observer stands on the bridge and looks to the east he sees the new roadway curving (slightly and going Into Rossville Boulivard Actually the freeway itself will curve slightly to the right instead of to the left But the roadway east of the bridge will serve temporarily Looking to the west from the bridge the roadway divides at a point neat South Market Street The freeway will be divided in that area coming together only on the final stretch of approach to the bridge It is probable engineers report that the next freeway contract in that area will be for the section from Market Street to a point West of Broad Street Large interchanges are to be constructeil between Market and Broad 1 By SPRINGER GIBSON A bulldozer grading the embankment on the 23rd Street section of the freeway was defying the law of gravity On the eastern slope a big roller was packing the stone base for the roadway On the bridge across the railroad tracks workmen were preparing for the pouring of another section of concrete Off to the south the big bumping eartlunovers were gouging dirt out of a large area and hauling it to the western approach where it was dumped for fin purposes The men of the Oman Construction Co Nashville were carrying out their assignments on a hot cloudless September day to bring the first section of the freeway in Chattanooga a step nearer to completion "If this weather holds out" 140t74reNget 1 4 IDEA 11011E OPENS SUNDAY IN CRAINERD Suitt by: Creed Maynard i 1 -----1 I 4 6 I 147' i -li I l' 1 14N i-77' Of 1' rl I ir -tt 701ve4'I- 1 411 ilo 1144'411 44'1404k 41rP osdirI 1 And I ray the 19531004 HOME 2 ihe begt OR4W In lavni 1 OPENS SUNDAY ic IN '1311AINEItD -VS IDEA 1101110 Suitt by: Creed Maynard '-i- i William Ernest Parker 19 who i 1 resides at 1801 Lyerly St was 1 bound to the federal grand jury Wednesday by 'US Commissioner IL Arnold Morgan on a charge transporting a stolen motor vehicle frora Chattanooga into Walk '1 er County Georgia 1 Deputies US Marshal Gran- vile Sertel and Chester A i Smith took Parker into custody at the city court Wednesday morning iA from city Detective Dan Vance who surrendered him to federal authorities for prosecution They took hint to the Hamilton County 4: jail in default of a $3500 appear ance bond following the Itearing before Commissioner Morgan The complaint was filed against Parker by John Cook special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation It stated that the alleged offense was committed Aug 20 There was also a statement in the complaint that the "defendant furnished a signed statement" to Special Agent Cook "admitting the theft and transportation of this automobile" It was stated in the complaint that a statement also was given that Miss Dawn Higgins signed a state- meat that she assisted Parker in the theft and transportation of the vehicle Miss Higgins 19 who gave her address as 1901 Lyerly Street is in the Hamilton County jail in default of a $5000 appearance bond set for her upon a charge of larceny and burglary No federal charge hes been made against her thus far Marshals Sertel and Smith also took a 17-yearold Chattanooga boy into custody Wednesday on a Nee tional Motor Vehicle Theft Act charge He was charged with transporting a stolen automobile from Chattanooga to Walker County Georgia oa Aug 10 Miss Higgins' name also was Involved in that alleged violation DATA ON 218 BAPTISTS TO BE COMPILED HERE Biographical data on 218 of Chattanooga's leading Baptist ministers and laymen will be compiled soon by the Hamilton County Baptist Association it was announced by Sam Welch secretary The biographies will be as sembled as part of a program of the Southern Baptist Convert tion's "Operation Baptist Biography" The convention has es' tablished a goal of assembling 45000 biographical forme by Jan 30 1959 Dr Norman Cox of the His- torieal Commission of Southern Baptist Convention le in charge of the undertaking ST ELMO GROUP PICKS WOMEN'S DAY SPEAKER Mrs Leotta Jarrett the wife of the Rev Jarrett of the Bapitst Bible Center will speak at the annual women's day services Sunday at 11 am at St Elmo Baptist Church Mrs Charlotte Lumpkia will sing it the morning service Miss Susie Hamler A teacher at Calvin Donaldson School will speak at 7:30 pm and Miss Adeline Tatum will sing Mrs Florine Kendricks is pub) licity chairman and the Rev Ed Angel is pastor of the church 1 4 rnest Parker 19 who I 1801 Lyerly St was 1 le federal grand jury by 'vs Commission- 1 it Morgan on a charge ing a stolen motor ye- lattanooga Into Walk- Georgia US Marshal Gran- ertel and Chester A i Parker into custody at rt Wednesday morning Detective Dan Vance 1 Around Town LACEY 70 SPEAK TO TEXTILE BODY a All 06 V1' 1 Hotpoint Appliances Westinghouse Heat Pump Furnished by Miller Eros Hotpoint Appliances Westinghouse Heat Pump Furnished by Miller Bros ei Na17 and Naval Reserve personnel who have not yet had photos made for the new type identification cards will have an opportunity to have them made during the next two weeks Lt Cmdr Floyd Home Jr commanding officer states that a photographer will be on duty at the Naval Reserve Training Center here until Rept 18 Monday through Friday of eaCh week 8 am to 330 American Airlines needs many young women for Jet-age stewardesses and will hold personal interviews in Chattanooga next Tuesday from 9 am to 2 pm at the Read House according to Bouilly district sales manager in Nash villa Any young woman age 20 to 28 with high school education or better and between 5 feet 8 and 5 feet 8 inches in height may apply The Garden Club of Riverview will sponsor a rummage sale Friday The proceeds will be use for the beautification of the five-acre bird sanctuary in Riverview The sale will be held in the 200 block of West Ninth street just off Chestnut Mrs Carl Hartung and Mrs Roy Jacksen are cochairmen of the sale Mrs Fred Marsh is president of the club Miss Betty Hudson secretary to US District Judge Leslie Darr is in New York on a vacation trip She is expected to return to the office Monday -0 L- 5 it a )f rt COUNTY DELAYS ACTION ON ROAD-NAMING PLAN Action en it request from the Post Of ice Department to change the names of tour roads its Tiftonia wasi 0 a tp one Wednesday by the County Council until its next meeting Sept 17 The councilmen saki 'th ey wished to give Tiftonia residents time in which to study the proposal All interested persons were Invited to the Sept 17 meeting The petition to revise the road names was filed with the county highway department because there are duplications of street names on which mail is delivered by street numbering 'rho Post Office Department asked that: Second Avenue from Itelley's Ferry Road north 2 tulle to Center Street be changed to Moss Avenue Myrtle Street from Rose Circle eastward approximately 07 mile to Myrtle Avenue be changed to Myrtle Place Adkins Road 'f in Adkins Road proper 09 mile to Valley 'Junior High be changed to Lookout High Road Patten Chapel Road from Drown's Ferry Road westward 43 mile to Ishiil It a be 'changed to Parker Lane Annual Golf Afeet Set By Yarn Association The Chattanooga Yarn Aslociation has extended invite' tions to leaders in the textile and related industries to atxtend its 33rd annual golf Olin and party here Sept 18-19 The yearly outings are attended by textile men from this area and the principal textile centers of the country Several hundred 1 generally participate The Read House will be beadquarters for the outing Golf play will be at the Fairyland Golf Course on both days A skeet snatch will be held at the Chattanooga Rod and Gun Club The annual banquet vill be held Sept 19 at the Read House when prizes will be awarded and a floor show presented Legislative Matters Also to Be Discussed Today i by Manufacturers 1 A report by Lacey of Fairniount Oa president of the 1 National Tufted Textile Manufacturers Association and a discussion of legislative matters affecting the industry will highlight a one-day meeting of the association at the Hotel Patten today The president and the board of directors will open the meeting With a executive breakfast at 8:45 Following the breakfast the general meeting of the manufacturers will be held Principal speaker at the morning aession will be Eugene Stewart association lawyer in Washington He will talk on tariff regulations that pertain to the industry as well as the status of certain legislation before federal and state assemblies Busby will speak on social security questions that are related to the employes of the textile Industry Henry Ball executive vice president was originally scheduled to give an annual report to the group but he was not able to attend the meeting because of illnees Replacing Hall will be the past presidents of the association who' will each give five-minute talks on tome ampecte of the industry Williams director of will be the the associa- Leh give five- director- of a MILY WORTH 493 A A IR 'i -171- I I 41 vtli Id I 4 1 lot A I 1 7 -4 i i ii 't '1 i'''Lli 4p IVOXtr Irt" i i 0 trirver'''' fli --1--11'' I 4 --6 0' Y011 CET 1 TVis3 for 1 8' i a 1 6' st tc7Li EIRTII (193 A PAIR -i i 17 3 901 Nommo dealing with carpeting and floor covering The meeting will close tonight with a banquet at the hotel Graham Jackson come dian and singer has been booked to entertain the mem bera following the banquet LAW EXAMINATION SET FOR US COURT OCT 6 Examination for admission to practice before the US district court for Eastern Tennessee will be held Oct '6 hi the federal building Mrs Effie Anderson deputy clerk of the court announced Wednesday All attorneys must be cleared by the board Of exaMtners for the district court before they are admitted by Judge Leslie Ft Darr to rsa etice in the Eastern district of Tennessee The examiners are James Anderson chairman: Landon Gammon secretary: John A Chambliss John Lenihan and Spears McAllester The subjects covered in the examination are bankruptcy constitutional law federal rules of criminal and civil procedure the judicial code canons of professional ethics and equity rules LI (1 Le advertising sales for Fairchild Publications in New York will present a slide display on floor 1 covering Following a luncheon LaceyJ will speak to the members on the general picture of the tufted industry today The subject of his talk will be 'Tufted is the Word Today" DUring the afternoon the members will separate into groups for workshops Each phase of the industry will be examined by a workshop Most outstanding among the workshops Lacey said was the one FERRIS WHEEL MISHAP KILLS MAN IN MONROE SWEETWATER Tenn 10-- Isaac Newton Stephens 40 died Wednesday of injuries suffered Tuesday night in a fall from a ferris wheel at the Monroe County fair here 532 Market' St 532 tAarket St AL BIiildiE6 Ri4fig '1ROliteilt9P04(clby Fire 1 tsingp R' Firc "IT tt S3 CIA iticomaue Imo thrlootntot v3101148 St olo1710 avow sovn: if i I -17 4 1 7 i ri' 'r AT it IC3 a '''s-- l'''' a )bh A iii le 4 ai 1-- 1- i 7 I i- 4 1 1 'Ns 1) 1' I A 4 i 4 i I 1 4444 i 1 1 -II 1 I 1 1 I I 1 i see -A 1 tr-7---) r--- 1 i si I La ti i a 1 4 '1 1 i tet S''-- '3 $::3 I i trt 71 LI 1 iWtossatetr sm chi-toomot watt i 0 doping i Street Floor! 1 or' frog 't 'sJ 1 -t A' 1---- By IIAL DIUNCK and tub assembly the officials said Wynston i Bland Sr is the contractor ne said the edifice will be two stories and have about 44000 square feet of spate The Iteel work will be finished within the next 10 days The Manufacturing company was established In 1944 Trade names for the water heaters are 'Ledges itnd Saf-T-lIot They are distributed throughout the naLee' tion and in some foreign coun- trios "I don't know of a customer we lost because of the fire" Hot brook who is vice president sLid The firm was back in temporary production basis wooks after the blaze One hundred and fifty em ployes man the company's as sembly lines The firm itself oc- 116 copies the better part of two blocks Besides Iloibrook the FROC1RESS BISING OUT OF rittEntuNs: other vice rrezident 1 beloT dropped Into place on a new raintr1Mastin- ilc41Z(11 laltufacturinto Balt Dia 1 I 1 the officia1s and Sr is the kid the edifice ies and have re feet Of spate vill be finished sring company 10 days 1 i In 1944 Trad -IIot ter heaters are They are ighout tile na- 3 foreign coun- of a customer the fire" liol I' vice president i was ba ck in ction basis and fifty em company's as 4 1 firm itscif oc k--- OGRESS IIVINO OUT OF INS: IRE RU rnr dropped Into fthes on new 1)11110110g DlanufacturInz CO Ealt Main fledges and Vred brook stood in the lath afternoon sun Wednesday and watched the rays bounce off a steel superstructure They had stood in almost the same spot four months ago but instead of glistening steel they saW smouldering ashes We hope to be back in full production by Nov 1" said fledges president of the Hedges Manufacturing Co Inc Some 130 tons of steel shOuld be in place and masonry work completed by Oct 15 forming a new building for the firm which luakes clectrioand gas water heaters On last April 23 a fire broke out in the main building: leveling it and causing over $300000 damages Six members of the fire department went to the hospital for treatment of burns The main building now under construction will provide fileditica tor gallialliZirt: rallitrZ Fred ILA- afternoon ttched the eel super- ilmost the ago but steel they 8 ek In full 1 said the Ca Inc shOuld am' work forming a irm which gas water fire broke ling level- er $300000 prs of the to the hos- burns now under 5v1de tacit- t-- 1 13 11 1 ''-1 t-''' i 1: 13 41 girders are or Ilia and IfulJfica Steel girders ere for iho and IfulJfion titstt Photo be Kins Streets Contract wets lel last July 4 for the Job Officials esti mato the building lAtii Doi Nbod by Odobor lti Tht oht edbe lics was destropal la a poctacular 30LOCO Itree I 1 imes riltnu VT etrreis ontract wei lel laid July 4 for the job Offichkii esti- mate the building lAtil flubilled by Oetober VS Tho edl- fico was destroyed la a spoctacular 300000 fire IftL.