Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 6

6 ELLINGTON ASKED TO BACK JOHNSON Governor Repeats Desire for Uninstructed Los Angeles Delegation Frog Chettennota times Pareas NASHVILLE---Gov Ellington said Friday his help has been sought by those backing Semi Lyndon Johnson of Texas for' Democratic presidential' nomination But the governor added he still wants an uninstructed dele gation to the national conven-i bon at Los Angeles next year1 He declined to identify thosei who contacted him in Johnson's behalf but indicated the appeal followed the action of House Speaker Sam Rayburn last week in kicking off a John-1 41 kA I 1 16c1 Press Wirephoto MOST POWERFUL VS ROCKET ENGINE: This is the first picture released in Los Angeles of heretofore secret rocket engine built by Rocketdyne for the Air Force The new engine named E-L with 400000 pounds of thrust is more powerful than the cluster of three engines which boosts the Atlas ICBM Into space The Air Force saId a cluster of four E-Is could send a one-ton object to the moon EISENHOWER HIT IN WAR DAIRIES From rage One a non-general with the very vaguest conception oJ war" A number of Gen Eisenhower's British subordinates at supreme headquarters have expressed dismay after having listened to excerpts from the book One of them Gen Sir John Whiteley said he could not recall one incident described by QUESTION RAISED ON ORAL VACCINE More Effect on Nervous Tissue Than Expected Scientists Say Nfletork Times News Service IV 0 It study that casts doubt about the proclaimed THE CHATTANOOGA TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TENN SATURDAY OCTOBER 31 1959 TRUMAN DENIES Purchaser Able to Judge Diamond TEXAN'S CHARGE With California Jeweler's Device New York Times News ervito rJ Didn't Brand 'Stevensen a WASHINGTON Albert $1 can photograph the diamond for Samuels Sr a San Francisco permanent record as a basis 'Loser' Says All Party's Jeweler with 62 years' experi-i for insurance claims or identi- ence has put the classificationl fication No two stones are iden- Candidates 'Good' of diamonds on a scientific ticaL basis His method of examining The diagraph screen "is a I the stones was patented this chart ruled into 4000 squares INDEPENDENCE Nto 1 wee 1When light is directed through 1 we awnea Wa3 paLenteo Llua coart rtliell into Nut INDEPENDENCE No tin--k lwee 1When light is directed through Harry Truman said Friday Heretofore judging diamonds the diamond at the screen the he had n'ot pegged Adial Steven-j has been a job for the expertflaws ohow dark If 50 of the! son aa a "loser" for the upcoiri- using a microscope according squares are covered by trnper-11 I Democratic presdential Samuels leaving the average fections for example the dia-1 nomination i purchaser unable to judge' mond is rated as 9875 per cent! At the same time the former values for himself Samuels' clear and unflawed I projects a picture for the cus-I Each diamond i3 magnified President said the Democrats' have many candidates and they tomer showing all the flawl No that its picture fills the and the proportion of the stone chart A one-and-a-half carat: are "all good" I that is clear stone appears 'on the screen His comments followed pub11-1 He calls hts projecting equip-13910 times its actual size Al cation of a statement by Jack' ment the diagraph With an-1 one-carat stone 13 magnified' Matthews of Houston president other machine his diascope he'4865 times of Texans-for-Stevenson Clubs that Truman told man did not mention potential i "you're backing a loser" him 1 Auburn University' candidates At a press confer- Matthews said Truman also had told him "you're going toence he remarked that "Texans Broug- ht Into Being get beat" and when asked by could wait until Missouri is MONTGOMERY Ala whom the former President had heard from" AP replied "me" Both Senate Majority Leader It's 'Auburn University now The Stevenson backer said the instead of Alabama Polytech- exchange took place Oct 18 at11vndon JohnSon of Texas 'and 1 a Dallas breakfast for party Sen Stuart Symington of Mis-1 nic Institute leaders isouri have been listed among Gov John Patterson Fri- 1 "I never made any such state -I top contenders day signed into law a legislaments" Truman said Friday "I Truman emphasized his pres- tive act renaming the land- did say that we had so many 1 ent neutrality saying: grant school which has long candidates that we didn't know what to do with them and they "As for favorite candidates been known as Auburn be- were all good" II have one when the time rause of its location in the In his speech at Dallas Tru-! comes" city of Auburn BIDS MMITTED ON HIGHWAY JOBS Low on Cleveland Bypass in 18 Months tons Chattanooga Imes Bureau West of Columbia submitted tile apparent low bid of $8T2313 Friday for constructing a 213-mile link in the Cleveland by-pass This was one of a dozen bids submitted on the project part of one of the most competitive highway contract lettings in recent years The total of all low bids on the 20 projects was $17073435 Which was nearly $2300000 below the highway department estfrnate This 'represents construction cost alone and does not include right-of-way and engineering expenses The Cleveland project provides for 4 new four-lane road between West 17th Street in Cleveland and US Highway 11 A contract probably will be let within the next week permitting construction to begin this fall Three hundred working 18 will be allowed for completion 1 MARILYN VOGES CROWNED QUEEN 1 From rage Three ity and Alpha Delta Pi sorority The Kappa Sigs decorated the outside of their house with a huge skunk and the motto: "Skunk 'em Mocs" The sorority house was decorated with a big pink Octopus with eight or 10 arms of 25 feet in length and the motto of 'Let's Squeeze Out a In the fraternity Oast the Lambda Chi fraternity was third and Ft Kappa Alpha second Among the sororities it was Kappa Delta third and Phi Mu second The new queen Miss Voges said she was 'surprised at her selection but deemed it a high honor She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Voges of 217 ShaWnee Tr She is majoring in physical education at ITC and is la nationally known tennis star 1She is secretary-treasurer of the student body and represented tri Phi sorority in the queen 'contest Other queen candidates and their escorts include: Miss Kay McKenzie and Larry Schwartz: Miss Joy Ramey and Jack Steiner Miss Ann McGuire and Charles Pierce and Miss Sylvia Braswell and John Ray ti 11 tr It I It Si tl a ti 1( a a '''t 4'' 40141aetd00304 'F''? 4 4 ft' 7" 41 7 7 ''7 1 ''1 s- --7- 7 't 't ir 1 4- yter- it-v-v-v- -0-Ne-ir1-- 1 -4 4 I i O'''' I 1 I r'01- 1 4 0 -11 1 i 1 'i 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 THE CHA'rTANOOGA TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TENN SATURDAY OCTOBER 31 1959 lir ILYN VOGES i ELLINGToN ASKED 13 I 14- TRumAN DEN1Es Able to Judge Diamond BIDsuBmITTED TO BACK JOHNSON r------- I TEXAl l'S CHARGE California Device ON IVith Calii Jeweler's Devi ITIGIIIVAY JOBS From Page Thrv 3CI RAORWNED QU EEN i New York Times News ferrite ity and Alpha Delta Pi sorority i The Kappa Sigs decorated the 77' HIN photograph Governor Repeats Desire I 1 1 1 Didn't Brand WASNGTO Albert hotoraph the diamond for Stevenson a ow on Cleveland Bypass Samuels Sr a San record aa a basis I i huge skunk and the motto: for Uninstructed Los 1 Loser' Says All Party's je env ee 1 hr a sw ipt thi 82 eyeeal ral'itetexapteiorin- I ffoteratiinesnurNanoctewoclaaimee3oar idiednetni: outside of their house with a "Sku Mocs" Angeles Delegation 1 i Candidates 'Good' of diamonds on a scientific tical basis His method of examining The diagraph screen 'is a In 18 Months Th nk em sorority deco ty use- was i 7100 INNCE Mo im--- the stones was patented this chart ruled into 4000 squares a rated with a big pink Octopus Frog Chette 1 tk 1 week light is directed through rrons Chattanooga Times Bureau with eight or 10 arms of 25 feet nneee times Parra! ASHVILLE-G-ov Ellington It Harry DEPENDETruman solid Friday Heretofore judging diamonds the diamond at the screen the NASHVILLE-M West of in length and the motto of mi i Friday his help has been a LA he submitted the pp ar- 'Let tl I 1 sought by those backing Semi 1 "0 i son had ke no Pegged Adlai Steven- has been a job for the expertflaws ohow dark If 50 of thet 'Colurnbia "loser" for the upcoiri- using a microscope according squares are covered by trnp ent low bd of $8T2 313 Friday the fraternity clas the er-1 i 8 In Lyndon Johnson of Texas for 1 'e I 1 Democratic presd entia I to Samuels leaving the averagel fections for example the dia-1 for constructing a 28-mile link Squeeze Out a Lambda Chi fraternity was Democratic presidential' nomination i purchaser unable to judge' mond is rated as 9875 per cent tin the Cleveland by-pass third and Pi Kappa Alpha sec- I nomination i 't At the same time the formerl values for himself Samuels' clear and unflawed 3 This Yeas one of a dozen bids 'projects a picture for the cus-I Each diamond i3 magnified: But the governor added he 1 President mid the Denioc submitted on the project part rats -7i havi many candidates and they tomer showing all the flawl No that its picture fills the was Kappa Delta third and Phi ond Among the sororities it a still wants an uninstructed dele- one of the most competitive Mu second and the proportion of the stone chart A one-and-a-half carat i gation to the national conven" I are "all I that clear is I stone appears 'on the screen highway contract lettings in re- The new queen Miss Voes bon at Lns Angeles next year 1 His goocomments followed publi-1 He calls hts projecting equip-13910 times its actual size years said she was 'surprised at her He declined to identify those' cation of a statement by Jack' ment the diagraph With an-1 one-carat stone i3 magnified 1 thci Matthews of Houston president other machine his diascope ha 4865 times who contacted him in Johnson's' i The total of all low bids on selection but deemed it a high ir of Texans-for-Stevenson the 20 projects was $17073435 behalf but indicated the ap-li 1 c' Clubs that Truman told him A Which was nearly $2300000 be 'Auburn University' 1 honor She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs-A--M Voges of 217 peal followed the action of! s' '') man did not mention potential i "you're backing a loser" 1 candidates At a press confer- ow the highway department House Speaker Sam Rayburn' eal Matthews said Truman also Brought Into Being estfrnate This 'represents con- Shavenee Tr She is majoring in physical education at IIC and its 1 I ''--4 had told him "you're going toence he remarked that "Texans last week in kicking off a John- 1 1 get beat" and when asked by could wait until MissOuri is a NIONTGOMERY Al VP- struction cost alone and does a nationally know tennis star 40 fd whom the former President had heard from" AIP She is secretary-treasurer of the a 'f 7 replied "me" i Both Senate Majority Leader It's not include right-o-w ay an Auburn University now engineering expenses student body and represented al 7 The Stevenson backer said the Johnson of Texas and! instead of Alabama Polytech- The Cleveland project pro-1 Pi Phi sorority in the queen a Dallas breakfast for party exchange took place Oct 18 at' 1 Sen Stuart Symington 'of tlis-1 '-d! des for 4 new four lane roa contest nic Institute I 1 ''t leaders I court have been between West 17th Street in hated among Gov John Patterson Fri- Other queen candidates and li A "I never made any such state-1 top contenders day signed into law a legisla Cleveland and US Highway 11 their escorts include: Miss Kay I ments" Truman said Friday "Ii Truman emphasized his pres- tive act renaming the land- McKenzie and Larry Schwartz did say that we had so many let within the next week per- Miss Joy Ramey and Jack candidates that we didn't know As for favorite candidates been known as Auburn be- A contract probably will be mating' construction to begin Steiner Miss Ann McGuire and 1 what to do with them and they this fall Three hundred work- were all good" till have one when the time rause of its location in the ing days-about 18 months- Charles Pierce and Miss Sylvia It 7 In his speech at Dallas Tru- comes" city of Auburn will be allowed for completion Braswell and John Ray St 7ed4- 'it alOST POWERFUL VS ROCKET ENGINE: This is the first I picture released in Los Angeles of heretofore secret rocket st engine built by Rocketdyne for the Air Force The new engine tl 1 named E-L with 400000 pounds of thrust is more powerful ct than the cluster of three engines which boosts the Atlas ICBM 1 II a no space Force sa a custer of four E-1s could send I it the Ai id a one-ton object to the moon 0 7 1 7 EISENHOWER IEISEN 11011 ER HIT AtiEsTioN RAIsED 1 ii 7 I 12 IND AR DAIRIES I ON oRAL vAcci 1 NE 4i From Page One i 1 ith 7 a non-genera very 1 '1 1 vaguest conception war" 1 -4--7--7 evi 17 ---v a V' I 11 nhow-' More Effect on Nervous A number of Gen Else 0 NN it er's British subordinates at su- Tissue Than Expected (4M- eme headquarters have ex- cS1 I Scientists Say At 1::: -y s'': 1 1 ssed dismay afte4e having lig- pre- dismay tened to excerpts from the book tlita 111" il''''''') Nrwtork Times News Service 11111111b0 4 1 One of them Gen Sir John 0 K-A stud that -els90 Whiteley said he could not re- 3' I 1f- one incident described by i 'asts doubt about the proclaimed 0 ---0 '0 1 N-- 7 -Aw- 1 3 1k' tek t' a 14'j son-for-president drive 1 "I have been contacted guess by everybody who has thought about running for pres-I ident" Ellington said But he continued neither! Sen Kefauver nor Sen Gore had' asked for help toward winning the nomination for either president or vice president A report had been published here that Gore had sought "favorite endorsement! from the Tennesseedelegation1 which will be largely hand-! picked by Gov Ellington and his friends co Senate Comment 1 The governor reiterated his desire to keep out of next year's senatorial contest in Tennessee1 "I hope as I said many many months ago to keep paddling! my boat as governor and to do the best job I can he said I Ellington denied anyone had requested his support in the Senate race but said several persons bad asked him not to oppose them Asked to identify these he declined telling news- men: "You could do your own spec-1 Illation on that "The best thing for me to do on the Senate race is to make no comment" he continued' "Whatever I said might be mis-' Interpreted and lead to a pis-1 understanding and that is what causes trouble" son-for-president driV "I have been contacted II" guess by everybody who has thought about running for pres-I But he continued neither' ident" Ellington said 1 Sen Kefauver nor Sen Gore had asked for help toward winning the nomination for either presi- A report had been published' here that Gore had sought 0 favorite a endorsement! from the TennesseedelegationI which will be lartely picked by Gov Ellington and" his friends i No Senate Comment I desire to keep out of next year's The governor reiterated his! senatorial contest in Tennessee' "I hope as I said many many months ago to keep paddling my boat as governor and to do! the best job I can" he said Ellington denied anyone had requested his support in the Senate race but said several! persons had asked him not to! oppose them Asked to identify these he declined telling news- 1 men: "You could do your own spec- 1 Illation on that "The best thing for me to do on the Senate ake understanding and that is no comment" race is to he continued "Whatever I said might be mis-' Interpreted and lead to a mis-1 Whati causes trouble" ARMOUR'S Matchless illitIVIUObt Matchless next administration takes over 1' him to "take a stronger line" down there I hope I can get with rambunctious subordinates better cooperation to get some like the late Gen George work done" Patton Jr and Field Marshal In last year's hotly contested Sir Bernard Law Montgomery race for governor Orgill fin- Field Marshal Montgomery's ished a close third behind El- adverse comments On Gen lington and Judge Andrew Eisienhower's generalship made Taylor of Jackson He decided familiar in his own memoirs earlier this year against seek-tare quoted by Bryant in the ing re-election as mayor and narrative will be replaced next Jan 1 by Lord Alanbrooke's description Henry Loeb of Gen Eisenhower as lacking safety of the oral live-virus po I Lord Alanbrooke After his corn- gaiety or tne oral live-virus po ELLINGTON HITS ment on Gen Eisenhower'a golf liomyelitis vaccines being tested ORGILL ON ROADS in the diary on Nov '21 1941 ts reported by three Baylor lini-' Lord Alanbrooke said that Gen verity scientists From rage One 'Whiteley and Gen Walter Be- The vaccines which have al- plea for money for one newi dell Smith chief of staff had Iready been given to thousands road in Memphis and the "pro- told the supreme commander i Of children round the world1 gramming" of two other street that he "must get down to it 1' were found by the Baylor group projects Ellington bristled and land run the war which he saidto be moje active against nerv- replied: i 1 he would" ous tissue than had been sus- "I am going to be very Frank Li ec are spending more money in Stronger ne trged Shelby County than inthe other Gen Whiteley then chief of In addition the scientists as-three major counties What' operations could not remember iserted that the vaccines were were doing down noti this Another British general on gen ti II unstable Thtil ca uns a a appreciated 1 the staff said he thought that 1 I viruaes comprising the vac-' "I am not going to cut the on numerous occasions Gen once tamed so as to give throat of the rest of the state Eisenhower's lieutenants Brit-Fille' immunity to pulio without bring- to help one county When and American had urged on the disease changed in next administration takes over l'him to "take a stronger line" in certain hereditary character's' down there I hope I can get with rambunctious subordinates tics after living awhile in the better cooperation to get some! like the late Gen George vaccinated children they said work done" 1 Patton Jr and Field Marshal In last year's hotly contested Sir Bernard Law Montgomery Genetic Changes 1 race for governor Orgill fin- Field Marshal Montgomery's Those genetic changes were ished a close third behind El- adverse comments on Gen associated with the increased lington and Judge Andrew Eitienhower's generalship made virulence that the scientists Taylor of Jackson He decided familiar in his own memoirs noted in monkey kidney tissue earlier this year against seek-tare quoted by Bryant in the used as a gauge of the vacing re-election as mayor and narrative cine's safety I will be replaced next Jan 1 by I Lord Alanbrooke's description The Baylor group did not say Henry Loeb of Gen Eisenhower as lacking i it had proved that the vaccines plea for money for one dell mith chief of staff had ready been given to thousands new road in Memphis and the "pro-1 told the supreme commander il of children round the world 1 gramming" of two other he "must get down to it were found by the Baylor group projects Ellington bristled and run the war which he saidto be more active against nerv- replied: going to be very Frank would" ous tissue than heel been sus- "I a pected We are spending more money in Stronger Line I rged In a sii Shelby County than inthe other Gen Whiteley then chief of ddition the centsts as- three major counties What' operations could not remember lserted that the vaccines were we're doing down there-As not' this Another British general on! genetically unstable That Is' appreciated the staff said he thought thati 'the viruees comprising the Vac I am not going to cut ththe on numerous occasion -s Genien i once tamed as to give lieutts Britimuni ty -I throat of the rest of the state Eisenhowers enan 'm to poi to help one county When and American had urged I i th io oad ng- i next administration takes ver i him to "take a stronger line" certain isesewi change thout hereditary character's- ter's- down there I hope I can get! with rambunctious subordinates tics after living awhile better cooperation to get some like the late Gen George in vaccinated children they saidtha work done" Jr and Field Marshal In last year hotly contested Sir Bernard Law Montgomery Geneti Changes a 1 race for governor Orgill fin- Field Marshal Montgomery's Those genetic changes were ished a close third behind El- adverse comments on Geri associated with the increased lington and Judge Andrew Entenhower th 's generalship made virulence that scientists Taylor of Jackson He decided familiar in his own memoirs noted In monkey kidney tissue earlier this year against seek- are quoted by Bryant in the used as a gauge of the vac- ing re-election as mayor and' narrative cine's safety I will be replaced next Jan 1 by Lord Alanbrooke's description The Baylor group did not say HenrY Loeb of Gen Eisenhower a3 lacking' it had proved that the vaccines' golf 'Lord 'Alanbrooke After his corn- safety of the oral live-rims po- ELLINGTON HITS ment on Gen Eisenhower'' omyelitis vaccines being tested i ORGILL ON ROADS in the diary on Nov '21 1941 is reported by three Baylor Ifni- Lord Alanbrooke said that Gemlversity scientists I Warming to the subject El- strategic vision a incapable imgton produced figures show- of planning or running operaing the state highway depart- yens appears in a letter writment aince Jan 15 has pro- ten Nov 24 1944 to Field grammed expenditure of $11- Marshal Montgomery then 269389 in Shelby County The serving under Gen Eisenhower next largest amount is in as commander of XXI Army Hamilton County where expen-IGroun were dangerous but ssserted that it had shown them to be presenting a greatpr risk than had been suspected grammed expenditure of $11-Marshal Montgomery then The report of a comparative l- 269389 in Shelby County The serving under Gen 'Eisenhower study of the vaccines developed: next largest amount is in commander of XXI Army by Dr Albert Sabin of the Hamilton County where expen- I Group University of Cincinnati and by ditures of $5125153 have beeni Field Marshal liontgomet7 Dr Cox of Lederle Lab- planned I annarently had made similar oratories appears in the Oct 31 ----1 e' i ty'' oratories appears in the Oct 31 I apparently had made ar Only $3653108 ha i been criticisms of his commander in orn- 1 ipue of the mitted for expenditure in Knox a letter and American Medical Association Journal of th Lord Alanbrooke! i out Saturday I County during this period and agreed with them The study was financed by $1894399 in Davidson (Nash- ville) County Similar To Marshall granta the National Orgill was accompanied to Th British chief of the Im Foundation and Lederle Lab- Nashville by his city engineer penal General Staff a pot oratorie and conducted by Dr Will FowleprOthers present at comparable to Gen Marshall Joseph Melnick Dr Matilda nick the cqpference were State High- as chief of staff in Washing on Benyesh-Mel and Dr Jemes way Commissioner Mout- had his doubts about Gen Eisen- Brennan all at the Houston Tex 4 1 Inn Chief Engineer bower well before the invasion university vaccines have been de- (Pete) Long and Engineers of Normandy in June 1944 I- Both Cantrell and Herbert Bates the previous month he de-1 scribed by their developer as You have been very unfair 1 safe and effective on the basis' scribed the American supreme 1 of tests to the state highway depart-1 commander as: i ment" the governor said em-i "No real director of thought Decdes Doubts phatically "You have been very plans energy or direction Just Dr Sabin reached by phone unfair to me Why don't you go a coordinator a good mixer a in Indianapolis said the eugges- back and tell your people we're ichampion of inter-Allied coop- tion in the report of the'Texas doing more for you than for any eration and lit those respect scientists that his vaccine could other eity few can hold a candle to him become more virulent had "no At one point the governor said But is that enough?" scientific 'validity of any kind" be did not like "to be stabbed In The anxiety aroused here by He added that the study had been the back" but he did not elab- reports of Lord Alanbrooke's carried out in Mexico where orate upon this point is much greater than that there is wild polio virus "all Denies Criticizing after the appearance of Field over the place" Marshal Montgomery's m- Hence he asserted it would Orgill said he was not consciolut (gill last year Lord Alanbrooke be impossible to distinguish of having criticized Ellington had earned a place in British whether the source of harmful since he has been in the gover esteem not much different from strains was natural or by mod-1 Imes office thal held by Gen Marshall in ification of his virus On the With that the: governor abrupt- the United States other hand he said the safety: ly ended the conference Alanbrooke quarrels with the of his vaccine had now definitely The Memphis mayor told news- supreme commander's over-all been demonstrated by the vac- triton later he had come to Nash- strategy of advance on 1( board eination of more than 12000000: ville with Fowler in an effort to front into Germany after the people without ill effect I Impress upon state officials the urgent need for new street con- capture Paris and Brussels The report concluded that struction in his city German Evidence Cited "if caution was called for in 1954 "If I had known It was going to Bryant Alanbrooke's collab- and 1955 when tIfh Salk be like this I would not have orator charges thet Eimenhow- vaccine was put into large-scale come" he said er's strategy of "to little too i neld use' then caution should I -31- 6 also be the watchword now" 1 dning more than for any' eration and id those respects Other city'?" few can hold a candle to him At one point the governor said But is that enough?" he did not like "to be stabbed In The anxiety aroused here by the back" but he did not elab- reports of Lord Alanbrooke's orate upon this point book is much greater than that after the appearance of Field Denies Criticizing Marshal Montgomery's mOrgill said he was not consciouft aira last year Lord Alanbrooke of having criticized Ellington had earned a place in British since he has been in the gover- esteem not much different from nor's office thal held by Gen Marshall in With that the governor abrupt-' the United States ly ended the conference Alanbrooke quarrels with the The Memphis mayor told news- supreme commander's over-all later he had come to Nash- strategy of advance on It board ville with Fowler in an effort to i front into Germany after the Impress upon state officials the capture of Paris and Brussels urgent need for new street construction in his city German Evidence Cited "If I had known it was going to Bryant Alanbrooke'm collab he like this I would not have orator charges that Eimenhowcome" he said er's strategy of "to little too In response to questions at a I late" gave the GliarriFtrIS time urgent need for new street coo- struction in his city German Evidence Cited "If I had known it was going to Bryant Alanbrookee be like this I would not have orator charges that Eimenhowcome" he said er's strategy of "to little too In response to questions at a late" gave the GilarriFtrIS time news conference later Ellingtcn I to regroup and halt Montgomback in a jovial mood agreed to iery's thrust 'from the Nether' some elaboration upon the dis- lands and Belgium into Geragreement with Orgill many at Arnheim Recollections "Every time he tuts had a con- of Gen Biumentritt of the Gerference with me he always an man army are cited as evidence nounces in the newspapers what that in the late summer of 1944 he is going to do before he talks Eisenhower could have torn to rne" the governor said "That the weak German front to pieces Lq not conducive as you know and ended the war" orw3 cooLereour later rAting-u-ng 1 to regroup ano nom morugom- BIG HOUSING PROJECT 1 back in a jovial mood agreed tolery's thrust from the Nether-some elaboration upon the dis- landa and Belgium into Ger- PLANNED IN JAMAICA agreement with Orgill many at Arnheim Recollections 1 "Every time he has had a con- of Gen Blumentritt of the Ger laNcsiox Jamaica' (API ference with me he always an man army are cited a evidence The rovernment announced Fri- nounces in the newspapers whatithat in the late summer of 1944 dov It will spend about six mil1 he is going to do before he talks 'Eisenhower could have torn lion build to rne" the governor said "That theweak German front to pieces 3260 houses for low and middle- I Is not conducive as you know and ended the war" Income families in Kingston and to KOMI relations Karlier Alanbrooke noted Montego Bay The houses will "I wish we could do More for that the supreme commander' cost from 23360 to $12880 each I 'Shelby County but we nave to quill not expected to ernes thetwith the purchaser depositing 10 look at the whole picture" Rhine until May 1945 cent of the price and PRIrthg I the first' crossing vIss made in the balance In monthly Instal ARGENTINE RAIL MEN catty March' ments over a 20-vear periodThe IN PROTEST STRIKES Alanbrooke found Gen Mar houses sre expected to be corn- shall difficult to deal with In Dieted by mid-1900 conferences at Cairo Tehran BUENOS AIRES Argentina ignalmen struck Quebec and 'Yalta described In East 'Indies and Hrefilaing to rain Friday for two 45-minute the book look at any long-range projects Period in each trick as a protest Churchill is pictured as an or master plans for the defeat against the administration delay interfering amateur who lacked of Japan" In considerin their demand for "width" and "depth" In examin- Alanbrooke's a in pen nolmotions The strikes which strategic problems The finds praise oddly enough for in are not uDnortNI by the two wartime Prime Minister infuri- Stalin At Tehran the Rusolan rico roil )Lnions caus4 se ated Alanbrooko by demanding dictstor displayed a "military -ere MOWS In train movements an atteck On tho northern tip brain of very highest calibre' throurhout the country of the Island of Sumatra in the the Briton wrote 'BUENOS AIRES Argentina signalmen struck again Friday for two 4S-m1nute Periods in each trick as a protest a rainst the administration delay In considering their demand for ummotions The strikes which are not Pupportod by the two iain rail unions cause4 se vete delays In train movements throughout the country 1 1 East Indies and Hrefilaing to look at any long-range projects or master plans for this defeat of Japan" Alanbrooke's rasping pen finds praise oddlyr enough for Stalin At Tehran the Russian dictator displayed a "military brain of very highest calibre' the Briton wrote 0 SHOULDER 17 ASTI SAVE 6c-FULLY GUARANTEED 1J1111" RO 1 nST a a SAVE GUARANTEED LOIN TIP rt NAST SAVE GUARANTEED GROUND CNUCEt 20c-FULLY GUARANTEED STEAtt 1 II c-FULLY GUARANTEED MID BEEF' 1 Oc-FULLY GUARANTEED 1 McDonald Form SAUSAGE Our Finest Extra D0117 MISS OUR GREATEST BEEF SALE it ti a ti a I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II I 'lig' ti ii 'i 4e' cl i A 0 e'- a 1 -1 le tl PA i tl moo: CITA Gr iiiiia 0-meee' 0 1 CENTER 20c PER LB MISS All a DOT OUR i i (19 GrIEATEsT it 1 ington produced figures sho of planning or running opera- that ty Warming to the subject El- strategic vision a incapable were dangerous but es lb (serted CA5 lwat it had shown them to be 8 CD ing the state highwaY depart- Cons appears In a letter writ- presenting a greater risk than I IF 2EL ment aince Jan 15 has pro- ten Nov 24 1944 to Field had been suspected I 1 I' grammed expenditure of $11- Marshal Montgomery The report of a comparative 1 1 269389 in Shelby County The serving under Gen 'Eisenhower study of the vaccines developed' CUT FRON1 HEAVNI WESTERN 16c PER LB I next largest amount is in commander of XXI Army by Dr Albert Sabin of the 1 lb 1 as University of Cincinnati and by 0 l' Hamilton County where 1 51 sALE ditures of $5125153 have beenit Field Marshal Mentgemery derle Lab- Dr Cox of Le 1 exPen' I Group oratories appears in the Oct 31 planned 'apparently had made similar I Only $3653108 her been corn- 1 criticisms of his commander in lesue of the Journal of the 1 i American Medical Association 'rifted for expenditure in Knox letter and Lord Alanbrooke A out Saturday 1: I County during this period and agreed with them I The udy was inanced $1894399 in Davidson (Nash- Similar To Marshall grante the National 1- vine) County MMERNMENANNIMMOMMMMWEIMINNmMIMISEMOA Imminow 1 I Orgill was accompanied to British chief he Im- Foundation and Lederie Lab- The Brit SAVE 2 GUARANTEED t) SAVE 1 GUA RANTEED Wll FopeOthers present at comparable to GenMrh Nashville by his city engineer penal General Staff a post rat ies and conducted Dr Melnick Dr MYttildt' wee 1: 90 iwle asall's it A Et Lb 0 BenTesh-M elnick atnd lire Jemes Ell AS 11 III Lb '') 17 il IN ST IE 'm (Q) I the coeference were State High- as chief of staff in WashiEngton A Brennan all at the Houston i way Commissioner Mout- had his doubts about Gen isen- sTex universitY e'' Inn Chief Engineer hewer well before the invasion SAVE 1 1 GUARANTEED GUARANTEED I Both vaccine' have been e- 9 0-1 0 a tPete) Long and Engineers of Normandy In June 1944 I- scribed by their I eve oper as Cantrell and Herbert Bates the previous menth he de-1 Lis 411)0 and 'effective on the I asta ProBGNE-sTEAct i Lb 114 trItt OD "You have been very unfair iscribed the American supreme of tests te the etate highway depart-icemmander as: A GUARANTEED 0 ment" the governor said em- "No real director of thought Decries Doubt SAVE 0 4 unfair 0 phatically "Yon have been very 1 plans energy or direction Just Dr Sabin reached by phone re a me Why don't you Iola coordinator a good mixer a i Indianapolis aid the eugges- t- ''s Lb Lb -1 91 'T is uilD BEEF I i 1 back and tell your people we're ichampion of inter-Allied coop- tion in the report of the'Texas i finin more for you than for any eraton and he those respec its cientists that hi vaccine could SAVE 6 FULLY GUARANTEED 9 SAVE 1 GUARANTEED ether city?" few can hold a candle to him become more virulent had no Ill 0 qr 1 At one point the zovernor said Butt that enough?" scientific 'validity of any kind" alp I Rirl 'II- 0 Sil Lb to if ill NELEss srigEw Lb 'ICD 'L 1 I be did not like "to be stabbed The anxiety aroused here by He added that the study had been 1 III II Piet' 1 1 the back" but he did not elate reports of Lord Alanbrooke's carried out in Mexico where orate upon his point book is much greater then that there i wild polio virus "all SAVE GUARANTEED 74 NCH STANDING rifler the appearance of Field over the place" el Oft Denies Criticizing Lb RIB a Asy Lb Niarshal Montgomery's m- Hence he asserted it would U111 Illp a 1) AST in EalE Orgill said he was not consciouenir9 last year Lord Alanbrooke be impossible to distinguish of having criticized Ellington I had earned a place in British whether the source of harmful 1 since he has been in the gover- SAVE 1 GUARANTEED GUARANTEED esteem not much different from strains was natural or by mod-1 i nor) office thal held by Gen Marshall in ification of hie virile On the i GnouND 6 0 No 1 se 1 Lb el 1 With that governor abrupt-' the United States other hand he said the safety: i Nuclt ho EEF Lil En II II II II ILI 1 ly ended the conference Alanbrooke quarrels with the of his vaccine had now definitely The Memphis mayor ws- supreme commander's over-all been demonstrated by the ac- i -1 later he had told ne come to Nash- 1 vc 12000 7 4'4 4 4' i ville with Fowler in an effort to strategy of adane on a board eination of mere than 000 a i front into Germany after the people without ill effect RE() Impress upon state officials the 1 L- i o' -ow' I capture of Paris and Brussels The report concluded that iirgent need for new street con- 1 "if caution was called for in r1 1 actruction in his city German Evidence Cited 1 1954 and 1955 when tifh Salk I 141 "If I had known It was going to Bryant Alanbrooke'e collab- 1 1 vaccine was put into large-scale 101 4 -4( 1 1 hp like this I would not have orator charges thet Eisenhow- LYKES 1 in use then caution should 'A a- lbs I A come" he said er's strategy of "to little tee al be the watchword new" I 01'r 4 In response to questinne at a tete" gave the GerrnanS time' 8 (5-1E11111PCI S4 1 9 1 i conference later Eilingtcn I to regroup and halt Mentgem- BIG HOUSING PROJECT 11 or i back in a jovial mood agreed to iery's thrust 'from the Nether- a ---2 some elaboration upon the dis- lande and Belgium into Ger- PLANNED IN JAMAICA 1 agreement with Orgill many at Arnheim Recollections i 1 "Eery time he has had a CM Of Gen Biumentritt of the Ger- KINGSTON halIlea' (API a WITH cl I ference with me he always an- man army are cited a evidence The rovernment announced Fri- 4 1 i BEANS r- NO I HITE 1 nounces in the newspapers what' that in the late summer of 1944 ally it will spend about six milft 1 i I 1 he le going to do before he talks Eisenhower could have torn lion build 1 to Me" the governor seld "That the weak German front to pieces 3260 houses for low and middle- 300 CAN 1 r14) 9 Le' not conducive as you know and ended the war" income families in Kingston and 1'3 10 gOod relations Earlier Alanbrooke noted Montego Bay The houses w111 (1 1 1 10-11190 IN PROTEST STRIKES shl to deal with in wish we could do Mere forjhat the supreme commander' cost from $3360 to S12880 eachl erve with Cr ac 11 er Barret 'Shelby Cceinty but we neve tce had not expected to crone the! with the purchaeer depositinz 10 i 1 It a look Rt the whole picture" Rhine until may 1945 althoughlper cent of the price 'end 'it I i ft--- 1 rac I ers 1 so i Ba ARGENTINE RAIL MEN the first crossing was made in the belance In monthly Metal' early March' ts 0 a 20-vest period-The' I1 11 1 ft I i ov 1 11- ellI1 Bog 111) 0 1 go41 Alanbrooke found Gen Mar- houses ere expected to be com- al difficul Meted bv mid-1960 4 a A 'W ei 1tb 1 conferences at Cairo Tehran a 1 'BUENOS AIRES Argentina Quebec and Yalta deecribed In East 'Indies and te ft 1 (API-Railway signalmen struck 1 the book look at any long-range projects GOLD MEDAL McDonald Farm (77: a A'' ctn srain Friday for two 45-minute Periods in each trick a protest Churchill Is pictured es an or master plans for the defeat I anim the administration delay interfering amateur who lacked of Japan" I PAR SAUSAGE (1 r-k -Th (77 leA) 3 4 in considerinr their demand for "width" and "depth" in examin- Alanbrooke's a in pen NCAKE LI i 4 140 I pnemotions The strike which ing strategic problems The finds praise oddly' enough for 1- 1 I siiiiii 1 are not eupported by the two wartime Prime Minister infuri- Stalin At Tehran the Ruselen i 28 0 1 fun i Our Fined 70 0 I 1 i I It I es i ---1- It 1 i i I 1 1 fteft 41 't main tau unions ca ated usect se Alanbrook by demanding dictator displayd a mi "litery 1 Box 61 zdy Extra 3 -I vre deleys In train movements 3 an attack On the northern tip brain of very highest calibre' i throughout the country of the Inland of Sumatra in the the Briton wrote a I i ei I I 1 1 1 i A 1.