Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 3

THE CHATTANOOGA TIMES CHATTANOOGA, MONDAY, AUGUST 1. 1955. WORK PROGRESSES ON NEW HIGHWAY TO BRIDGE OVER DAM FALLFROM BLUFF THEATER NEED HURTS MAN BADLY OF CITY CITED Accident on Sand Mountain Mclnturff Sayi Auditorium Critically Injures Fred Bryant of Chattanooga Fred D. Bryant, 26. of 4014 Not Suited for Operatic, Concert Purposes Bennett a molder employed HOPES FOR A BUILDING at SomerVille 'Iron Works, was Injured critically in a 125-foot fall from a bluff on Sand Moun But Does Not Snggtst It tain, near Pisgah, about i Municipal Project Lacy of Parks Diaou led 10:30 a.m.

yesterday. Bryant struck a ledge, which prevented him from dropping at least another 150 feet. He lay there with his legs dangling over Chattanooga it very muck In need of a Hew truiiiW fof tint presentation of eoncrt $erUo and theatrical produttenA, commissioner Georga McTntnrff de the ledge until his wife's uncle. 1 Arnold Wilson of Pisgah, reached has been saving men money on shoes Because Florsheim Shoes are built better to last longer, they cost you less per day of wear. Why not join the millions who enjoy their famous style and finer fit and sav money at the same time? and higher Exclusively at CHanKe quelle Style Headquarter! for Men and Young Men 809 Marker Sr.

810 Broad St. him. Wilson pulled the badly in clared yesterday. jured man back on the ledge, with the aid of other residents The bead of the city depart-; of the community, several sum moned from church, carried him to the top of the mountain. Lung Collaaped went ot public tttOlUef, ground! and buUdinga was the gleet on the ttlevtatoa forum, "Point ct View," yesterday, rtoniorsd by WDEF-nr and flit AdSVUduca.

tion Council. Questioners- on the program; xv ere Miai Leah James, director Bryant was admitted to Newell Hospital with multiple fractures of ribs on both sides, a brain concussion, possible skull frao tures, chest and internal Injuries and multiple bruises and cuts or ths Family service Agency, and Lou Williams, president of the Chattanooga chapter of the Audubon Society, James Water- His right lung collaaped when he struck the ledge. It was corrected at the hospital. PROGRESS NOTED ON DAMHIGHWAY The Chattanoogan, his wife. Mrs.

Vonnle Lee Bryant, and her 10-year-old brother, Doyle Olenn Wilson, of Alton Park, went to Pisgah earlier yesterday morning to visit Mrs. Wilson's grand mother, Mrs. Lizzie Wilson. Excavation Is Under Way on 'Byline' Road From Bridge to U.S. 27 Bryant and the 10 -year -old youth were together when the man toppled over the edge of the bluff.

The youth went for help. I I BRAND-NEW S-HP. krl I $38270 917.01 Per Month Johnson Qf Sea Herse j'f- 7 CHATTANOOGA TRAILER The bluff is about a mile and a By FEED SCHNEIDER The new four-lane highway house of the Adult Education Council waa moderator. Mclnturff, chairman of the board of director! of Memorial Auditorium by virtue of his post on the City Commission, said the auditorium la very useful to the city and serves many good purposes but that it is inadequate for musical concerts and operatic and stage productions. Rules Out Remodeling In response! to a question put by Lou Williams, the commissioner declared the cost of remodeling the auditorium to make It suitable for such productions would be prohibitive.

He said there is a definite need for another building here designed specifically for musical and theatrical productions, and that he hoped such a building would be built. He did not suggest, however, that the city undertake to build the proposed etructure. He deplored the fact that the auditorium, built about 35 years ago, was so designed that the small theater In the building Is situated on the second floor. He said the steep flight of stairs to the theater makes it unattrac-j connecting Wilkes T. Thrasher Bridge over Chickamauga Dam and U.S.

Highway 27 is moving toward reality with the construction of an overpass under way and heavy earth-moving work being pushed on a 4.062-mile section of the route. 1k (3Dfi CQxKI tpaw The excavation and filling work currently is being done on I tne right-of-way for toe new "beeliae'' highway in the area MJf between U.S. 27 and Hixaon half from the residence of Mrs. Wilson. 75 ENGINEERS WANTED BY CORPS IN 2 STATES At least 75 engineers are needed by the U.S.

Army Corps of Engineers for design and construction of new work in Georgia and Florida, according to the South Atlantic Division of thfl corps in Atlanta. Engineers with a year's experience will start at a salary of $410 a month, and those with three years' experience will start at a salary of 1530 a month, lt was announced. The work will be concerned with designing flood control, navigation and power projects under the direction of the District Engineers at Savannah, Jacksonville and Mobile. Engineers in demand are electrical, mechanical, civil and hydraulic. Young college graduates Pike.

Anderson-Gregory Com' pany of has a contract for this work from the Tennes see Highway Department. The contract-Involves the ex fA ft cavation of about 573,380 cubic yards of earth for roadway and tive. He added that there is so drainage and thus far about 54, WHY SHOP AROUND? We Have a Complete Selection of Cannlnsr and Freezer Supplies. Always Plenty of FREE Parking Space. Cold-Pack Canners Jelly Glaftae Wide-Mouth Fruit Jars sad Lids In All Slxe Caps and Lids Freezer Jars Frost Fold Containers and Polyethylene Ba-srs Plastic Free M-Trainers Waxed Paper Aluminum Foil Containers and Freezer Paper Crock ware, all sices and types Kraut Choppers and Numerous Other Canning, and Freezing Items.

little demand for its use that the 000 cubic yards, or close to 10 per cent of the work has been done. The work was started on 4 '1! I May 2, and ths contractor ha dty realizes practically no income from It. The auditorium board made Inquiries about an escalator to serve the theater, he said, but the $60,000 estimate 2Z5 daga for the Job. In the operation power equip made it out of the question." ment is being used to push the roadway through rolling hills with no professional experience! will be accepted at a starting! Williams pointed out that the through which the route Dasses. folding seats used on the main -TlmM Stait Fhotoe tr Oeort Hull.

The earth that is excavated as floor of the auditorium are the cuts are made is used to build salary of (362 a month and placed In training for higher-paying positions, lt was stated. Information concerning the po- 7. up the route across the valleys, Mclnturff said a group had re picture at the lop shows the heavy rnt and fill work being dona at a point where the new our-lane highway from U.S. 27 to Wilkes T. Thrasher Bridge over Chickamauga Dam will cross Gmbb Road.

The lower picture shows construction under way en the overpass which will carry the new highway across the track of the Clnrriiimtl, N-t Tewm PwraOw- UmOmmftfum-short distance from the bridge. The new highway will be nearly nix miles in length. dm -if lTttiwdnay be obtained franrthe cently complained to the auditorium board about the seats and To bring the road to proper grade over this 4.062-mile "section, it is estimated that an additional 19,000 cubic yards of earth Personnel Branch, Corps of Engineers, 220 Old Postoffice that the sar.ie group plans to ap Atlanta. pear before the City Commission today to seek money for new win oe required in addition to 3 HURT SLIGHTLY Former Chattanoogan Killed in New Orleans ATrlleisl) CD TASK IS FACED BY CITY ENGINEER eats. Revenue 140,000 Last Tear mat obtained from ths cuts.

State highway department representatives said that a contract for pavine the section has been WILLIAM KEET0N MADE FRATERNITY'S OFFICER William H. Keeton of 309 Ara- AS GARSCOLLIDE The commissioner said the awarded. However, the present hurst Ave, was elected master municipal auditorium took in about 140,000 last year in fees charged for its use. He said that amount is sufficient to contract calls for a crushed stone surface so that the new highway can be used while the fills set Henslev Honina to Tip ln'of cremoniel8 of sigma Tau One Accident North of Red tle before the permanent rjavine Closely Work of His is done. Bank, Other in Highland ParkDriver Cited cover the cost of maintenance, utilities and building employes.

The Income is not enough, how Ne Headache Capsule Proven 3 Times More Effective Than Aspirin! Startling Medical Discovery Work with Amazing Speed; Does Not Upset Stomach! fraternity for businessmen, at its annual convention last week in Biloxi, Miss. The delegates named Birming- Two Departments Several Months to Go Indications are that it will be ever, to permit building up a reserve to take care of such capital improvements as new several months vet before the Makmg civil defense a regular ftB the slte fr the midyear Mrs. Slater Hickman, 70, of Rt. 2, Hixson, was injured slight grading work will be completed and the new route can be used. seats, he asserted.

ly in a three-car traffic accident on Dayton Boulevard, about a The route connects with U.S. Mclnturff, whose department municipal function will be the Fontana Village, N.C.. in the big task of Chattanooga newly GrMt Smoky Mountains, as the appointed civil-defense director. Site of the annual convention Marble Henslcy said yesterday, next July, he wants to make the CD organlra-j The fraternity was organized 27 at a point adjacent to the old Mrs. Charlotte Seeber Ash-worth, about 23, former resident of, Eaat Chattanooga, was one of six persons killed in a head-on automobile crash on U.S.

Highway 61, on the outskirts of New Orleans, Saturday night. The accident occurred one mile west of Moisant International Airport, snarling traffic between New Orleans and Baton Rouge. Mrs. Ashworth and her husband, Carl Ashworth moved to New Orleans about three years ago. She is survived by her husband, a son, Carl a sister, Patricia Seeber, and her mother, Mrs.

Sarah H. Seeber, all also of New Orleans. The body of Mrs. Ashworth Is expected to arrive here tomorrow and will be to the Turner Funeral Home. Funeral plans be announced.

also includes the city recreation Tjroeram, said the commission tsoy Scout Camp Road. The point is approximately 10 miles out US. 27 from the north end of the hopes to convert into parks some of the property made available bv the relocation of railroad tion lust as much a citv agency i1" vear" Nasnvnie and John Ross Bridge. since that time has installed 25 chapters In as many different The section touches Hixson has been made available In capsules, a torn of medication highly favored by doctors. Unlike old-fashioned pills, tablets or powders, this new headache capsule is tasteleu, easy to swallow, and will not upset the stomach.

The new capsule, called Sentrol. has already won the gratitude of thousands to whom it haa brought amitlno reliof pnm liinnl. hnae tracks. as is the traffic engineering department, which he also heads. Pike at a point a short distance from the new Hixson Shopping cities.

Keeton was formerly a member of Rho Chapter at Bessemer, Ala. center. plans Include a cloverleaf to take Hixson Pike Miss James asked why it was that a city the size of Chattanooga has no downtown parks and she declared it needs some "areas with grass and trees where mothera can push their over the new highway. ache pain which aspirin could not New York. N.

Y. (Special) Science has announced a remarkable new headache capsule specially developed for people who really suffer from headaches which aspirin does not seem to help. Tills new combination of high potency ingredients has been proved rhree time more effective, yet as safe as aspirin. Medical technicians report that this amazing relief is made possible by a newly-acclaimed ingredient, Salicylamide. one of the most effective pain-relievers yet discovered by medical science.

Laboratory tests also reveal that Salicylamide reaches the headache zone faster. It wastes no time In the blood stream, but goes directly to soothe the central nervous system. This new pain-relieving formula un the opposite side of Hixson seem wj neip. Sentrol comes In handy vials of 13 and 9ft nlrilr r-nnRlilM nnlv 994 Pike the route hag been srraded and a crushed stone surface ap He intends to coordinate his two departments closely. Civil-defense needs will be laken into account In all traffic planning, he said.

"We are trying paian for long-range civilian defense, not Just for a 'crash' program," he remarked. Hensley was contributing to CD endeavors before Mayor Olgiatl selected him Wednesday to direct the program. He drafted a map of escape routes used by the Chattanooga-Hamilton Civil Defense Council. half-mile north of Red Bank, at 3:40 p.m. yesterday.

Three cars were reported involved in the accident. Mrs. Hickman was riding in a machine driven by her husband. The automobile struck the rear end of one of the other two cars, county police reported. A Coulter ambulance took Mrs.

Hickman to Newell Hospital for treatment of chest bruises. On McCallle Avenue Henry Hight, 59, colored, and his wife, Mrs. Beulah Hight. 52, of 308 N. Highland Park were injured slightly in an collision at the intersection of Highland Park and McCallle Avenues at 1 p.m.

yesterday. Police said a car driven by Ray Philips, 1606 W. 52nd 'ran' a red light at the intersection and collided with Hight's automobile. Phillips was cited to court on a charge of reckless driving. plied ror tne entire distance and 59.

Large economy size of 72 capsules, only $1-25. For headaches that are really hpflrinrhp. t.hi nw Rpntrnl Pan- GEORGIA COLE WINNER OFPENN SCHOLARSHIP Georgia Cole, 2901 Fox has been awarded a Benjamin Franklin National Scholarship by the University of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia. about 1.5 miles, to the bridge access road. It is on this section that the baby carriages and shoppers can sit and rest a moment." The commissioner said he the city fathers of an earlier day gave no thought to recreation or parks, and that consequently the entire downtown area was devoted to commercial purposes.

Williams asked, if Chattanooga might expect to see the present sule promises remarkable relief. Sentrol is available at all drug counters without prescription, and is sold with a monev.har.k overpass Is being constructed by rvenny construction Co. The Miss Cole, who was graduated highway crosses over the Cin guarantee. clnnati, New Orleans and Texas me council was a i from the Girl's Preparatory Wednesday, and its executive com-1 School, will studv in the Wharton ruuiic xtauway aoout naif a mtttee members became advisers School of Finance and Commerce mile from the bridre. to the mayor, See Page Five, Column Three The cost of the overpass is estimated at $89,000 and the contractor has 125 davs to com' In Traffic Lanes at Pennsylvania.

The four- year scholarship awarded to her is one of 80 which are betng established by the university in memory of its founder. All are designed for secondary school graduates of exceptional ability and promise. plete the construction that was started several weeks as-o. It Hensley said the new arrangement will make it easier for the CD organization to state evacuation exercises. "But we will have to have the cooperation of all citizens to continue giving them a See Page Six, Column Seven Amite chirr irtrini ander SCHEDULE RELEASED BY NAVY RECRUITERS Navy recruiters will visit the following cities to enlist men and women for service in the Navy during the week, George M.

Smith, head of the recruiting station here, announced: Monday. Dayton, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; Tuesday. Athens. 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; Decatur, p.m., and Dalton, 10 a.m. p.m.; Wednesday, Benton, a.m.; Etowah, 11 a.m.

-12 noon; Englewood, p.m., and Madisonville, p.m.; Thursday, Copperhill, 10 a.m.-12 noon; Blue Ridge, p.m.; Ducktown, Jasper, 9 a.m.-12 noon, and Tracy City, and Friday, LaFayette, 10 a.m.-l p.m., and Chickamauga, p.m. Recruiters will be located in the postoffices of the cities listed. was estimated that the overnass IMPORTANT NOTICE Jo B. MMUrt, Et. 2.

8oddr. ThomM J. 001 nmor Ave nilror. St. mo Ave will be completed in about two months.

Costa Over $1 Million chrt4 alto with vloltln lb ute IIt eaarnd Hight received an lnjurv to his left arm. His wife had injuries to her left arm and knee. The couple went to Erlanger Hospital for treatment WAC OFFICER WILL SEE APPLICANTS FOR CORPS Lt. Ruth Quillen of the Wom THE VISITING LAYMAN rnt nvkt TtAia now EXPANniNn I this mu. Th total cost of the highway from U.S.

27 to the bridge is lw with TloUUnf th tt drlwi OeorlV 313 Strlnter St. We peaiBfe fr HONEST, RELMBLt, AMBITIOUS HEN OB WOMEN set nr DISTRIBUTORS. Bet weal Seleeaiea there la Mlllne relre4. Tear datlM will ileielr to nalentab nr eelr-eerrle (reetlni ear tlialar ratki la leu etaailekaieat. Thle kaelneee earn kaadle hem ynt kerne ill rlre kt 1 ker weekly.

Lutheran Missionary Says All Men ArrMtoi kwf eanlM 4rlf- emimaiea at or more. It Is a part of a Tennessee High way Department program that Kdwmrd Mirehm.n, Uveiili. Mieh. Walt Bmltb, ClDClnntt. Obio.

Given Duty to Spread Word of God aiso includes a four-lane hieh Armtrf Violating the en's Army Corps will be hero today and tomorrow to inter APPLICANT MUST HAVE H.650 way on the south side of the teto inwi umm uwi uuhh. Mil Klrkluid Ave. view prospective applicants for obsraed 10 with vlolatinc Uie (tate By STANLEY J. LEWIS tne WAC, it was announced Yesterday we heard a sermon was followed by the chanting of feik laml far thle kailneee Inmeflalelr which iked AMOS IZI ItteU la SHORT TIMS. Of (ere aaeartanltr fr eiMtllea-IIt kltk earl lieeu.

An eitsmlen alia with erwellt eitaaila far fefl-tlaM kailaew wlU ilaeae wltk rlckt urtr tariar tatarrlew. Ohio leads the nation in grass bridge and dam from State Highway 58 to U.S. 41 at the Tennessee-Georgia line. County Judge Wilkes T. Thrasher said that the county al growing with almost 1.000 acres! 'V, f1 Young women between 18 and aut raiutrauoa iw.

ato a eaan nefclm 4Ajihg Jek L. Kebftss Mehett Dt Pi tf Bradler, Madison. Ala. WuTi Martin, 1 Elm 8t. Howard L.

Shrohtrd, Duncan Ave MV. Carter 34 with a high school diploma tection. Park. The Rev. Mr.

and who can pass the mental ready has acquired the right of mca. mis ana nu ismiiy leave to. ana physical examinations, are EltM-SiiUi Ter morrow for the Philippine Is ttrtTMt'S I1MBW eligible to enlist in the Women's Clne Pace, Don't Answer Unless Fully Qualified If Tea wa ta Into MJSINCSS rOR TOtTrtSEtf ant make Iba ailaele tealLl een an IMMEDIATE DECIIIOH aal faratah UNIMMACHABLE REFERENCES, writ (allr an (It akeae Banker far avreeaal Inlertlaw wltk llrlilea auaaior. Bai N. 1t, CkatUaeeia rakUikiM Cm.

lands, where, he will carry on Army Corps, it was stated. tkjmlo Devil, va vv. jSiVPMIiM. 13 2nd St. missionary work on Mindanao Those interested may talk for the next Ave years.

with Lt. Quillen at the U.S. The writer had an opportunity Army Recruiting Office in the Dome Building at 742 Georgia to visit with ths McAmia family the Indroit, Gloria Petri, and Kyrie by the congregation. The Rev. Herman Scherer, pastor of the church, then read the Epistle, from Jeremiah 15, and the Gospel, from Matthew 7.

The Rev. McAmls opened his message on 'The World's Greatest Missionary" with the reading of a passage from Acts 13, a selection describing the separation, the setting aside, of certain men for missionary work. Down through the years, said the speaker, there have been countless men and women who have been separated from the mass of men for mission work. I 8uppose, said the speaker, we way ior me new road from Highway 58 to Bonny Oak Drive and is ready to proceed with acquiring the right of way from Bonny Oaks Drive to th Georgia line when the state highway department gives the green light. The county also provided the right of way for the section of the route under construction on the north side.

Even though the new direct roads connecting; the bridge with last week and learn of their Ave- ENGINEERS WILL HEAR RAILROAD DISCUSSION plans. Working under the auspices of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, the Rev. Mr. McAmia has high hopes that the mission station where he is assigned can bring many natives Into the church. Vast areas of the southern Philippines have hardly been J.

B. Sullivan, of the Sullivan Stainless Steel Bottle Opener $3.50 Jewelers 8 West Eighth St. -Th jrovM BUnouU U.S. 27 and 41 are incomplete, Will WTrtckMi S. NIBttt Bt.

William J. rrliMll Denr. Xtlton Allen. 30S William. 8t.

Ciintn WiUon. 3 W. 10th thaned lio with vlolatins tha atat auto "IS 8. Hawthorn. St.

Wank Hubbard. X. lUt St. Butord Yatu, 1100 Colleie 8a. Cltoal apcadlaf BlHr 3707 Connelly I-ant, rl7i Howard M10 CUO Ava.

Vroy Art mm. 300 B. lStht St. tiiVuel Oomei. rlnr HoeDltal: ehlraed alw with TtoUtinf tie lUte driver'! lioenie law.

Ot4 akara tIoUUu Ua nietj lata) rdiaaaeet Swallow, Mil Bturt 81: ehtrted alio tub violating too tao auto rwalitrauoa law. Cltsal eharra ot rloMrng the ito-ttreet ordlnueei Wllium L. Wllllford, CharlM Cimeron. Kt. X.

KeuUigtoa, Ooraa. Qott on a ehari of vlolaUnf the traffic lick raaei Willie) Oarrttt, 1M Via St. Hoebel Engineering Knox-ville, will be the speaker at the iranic across tne bridge already luncheon meeting of the Chatta is approacning uit figure estimated for some years in the touched toy civilliatlon, toe said, future. When we arrived at the Lu WANTED ARCHITECTURAL OR ENCJ-NEERINC DRAFTSMAN MAJOR OIL COMPANY MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. COOD SALARY, TWO PAID VACATION, HOSPITALIZATION, RETIREMENT PLANS, STOCK PLAN AND 0P-, PORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT.

WRITE BOX 7104, IN CARE OF CHATTANOOGA PUBLISHING CO. were asked to name all the missionaries we have known about. Each of us could name a number of people whom we have known! or heard abut. The minister re-; From the north side the bridge theran Church Sunday morning. fa new reached by Hixson Pike we were met by carl Fnuter in and Chickamauga Dam access nooga Engineers Club today at noon at Hotel Patten.

His subject will be "The Railroad Relocation Program for Chattanooga." Sullivan's firm is under eon-tract to prepare the plans tor the railroad relocation project. Joe BouquaM i is program chairman. I road. From the south side it is called for his audience some of the famous men who have gone reached by Highway 58 and the the sanctuary. With George MattlH accompanying- oh tht organ, the service waa opened with the singing of "Crown Him With Many Crowns." A Confession, of Bin abroad to bring; Christianity to heathen lands.

Livingston Mor- Chickamauga Dam access road on that aide of the Tennessee reiver, I See Page Five, Column Four.