The Knoxville News-Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 31

emi 1 'f yy-'S-y v-i' fv-v-v y- 1 i'JfX'XK W-' i I-' i r4lyn' V' -Xt WITH Bert Vincent 1 'x a i 1 KNOXVILLE (2)jTENNESSEE THURSDAY EVENING: APRIL 12 ii'f el the MX I-' But in ease you want to try modem miracle killers Walt reeommanda 3 4-D acid with 314 pound to the acre You likely can get it in moat seed store especially down in your county seat of Harlan You'd find on the bag' or container the proper portion of the add and water mixture Walt aays it may take more than one spraying to get It all 7 vHwx jj-'U: a And sayr I reckon no one up there among-you like ttie man up around Luttrril Tsnn the late Swen Haworth used to tell about Swan said the neighborhood wanted to clean up- the graveyard for Decoration Day and ao sent? around to-all folks word that an IsIHurtingfGOR 1 iC V'7 i 11 KayAlderon eighth-grader in the Lake C5ty School brought down the whole room recently wlwn the children heard her English assignment Kay is a member at the school band So she wrote an eight-verse "pome' to be sung 9 June SIXTEEN TONS The chorus feoes like this: ty v--- jr You march miles What do you get Th whole day's gone and the director had i ta Pbter don't you call me to that heavenly land Cause I think I'm good enough for your band? i s'1mwak calu XXXiXComa Mrs Lucy Cbllins Big Stone Gap saying that March the month hist passed la her lucky month Three of her nine children were born in March Four of her sons were mar- Drouth" Dust Added to Sqiioozt: 7 Pour Fuel on Form Unrest juried In March Six grandchildren were born in Af J- March And March 31 this year one of her Tkla la the aeeaed a aeriM kjrt writer who baa visited five states led is as Wisesesle' Mleeeseta' Nebraska aad lows praktog the herts of farmers aad eelcelattag Ha effort ea the ealieeal THE EDITOR By' CHARLES Yl? to Wtow and Atict ilmrniV: -n' -f VfJA' A 1 Eg uxasr --V- lJv a DES MOINES April Droutl and "dust storms granddaughters was married Art t-' -y Vi A Congratulations to Mrs1 Dorria Wallace Golf Road Route 3 Tomorrow Friday the is her birthday rya Just looked in my 1956 calen- dar Friday comes on the lucky 13th only three times in the whole year It was so in January and now far April and will be again "4r in jp uiam uxxma BMrmm KNOXVILUAN SEEKING SISTER which drop a dirty murky twilight onto this Midwestern land at noonday are a political factor in this Presidential 4 Eisenhower is scarcely to be hlamed forf rf the though some people do go that far But add to lower farm prices higher farm operating costs and Vt poor crop year on parched plains and you have farmers looking for someone to and Rcpub SX licana are in power Sixty-mHe wtods on recent day have blackened the sky with the world's richest earth ir- replaceable topsoil howling down to tbese American mid highways because lack- of l- has turned to dust Out here agreements sifts out of plowed fields and ong farmers town merchants against fence rows like coun editors and political lead-It filters into house that Mr Eisenhower will get through closed windows It stings suchjwte as ha got to 1933 the eyes and grinds into the Walter BJankenship a Repubb-teeth 5- towMWp canmittonuui rear? certain day they should come in and help on the'Job Wt -o One lazy fellow or maybe Just contrary sent back word that he wasn't Interested In cleaning up the graveyard- fe' they have some people buried In there The briar 'and bushes and honeysuckle are getting ao Mg and ao thick when Gabriel blows his trumpet never be able to find -N'-' ri know said Jeff: And ftats' just the reason Some of my folks buried down there seant to be -s n--VV'- KKOXmUAN DEFENDS FAITH HEALER That television faith healer Oral Roberts has one sure follower in Knoxville He is Wap-wick 3703 Carson Avenue 1 i There was an article in The News-Sentinel the other day telling of the church controversy over faith healing and particularly over television program One paragraph In the article aaidiivf" 7-' 7- Churches of Christ have a standing offer of 11000 reward far acceptable proof of one case of miraculous divine healing' of cancer tuberculosis withered limbs or paralysis effected through Mr When Mr1 Warwick read that he eame straight to to aee us and to tell that Oral Roberta cured a cancer on his "I'm not ao much after the J1D00" he said do though want to taka up for Roberts and his faith-healing -He -said he attended 'Roberts: faith-healing revival in Jacksonville FlaM in IMS and that the cancer on his snide began to heal and to few montb was completely HAS STATEMENT OT I DOCTORS you prove it was cancer and that Roberta healed I asked Air Warwick "I sure he said can get statements feom two doctors Dr Hembree of Stark Fla and Dr Mania of Gainesville And Mr Warwick said he is going to get flint statements toaf- A check with pastors of some Church of Christ churches here developed that the J1000 offer was made by the Churchea of Christ to Phoenix Arix during the time Roberta was conducting faitb-haaling services there "The offer still says G- Cbuch Bfeitm1 ftf ttidi lifinif niHMk ON -THE (DUSTY) SCENE--Scripps-Howard staff'writer Charles Lucey on the Scene in Iowa com country to feel the political pulse stands before metal bins where com is sealed'? offer formers get SI 50 per-bushel loans for limiting acreage- Atf piles the moisture It riaht a Windscreen on his tractor keeps the dust out of the eyes of Howard Sheldon of Newton but routh and dust stormi darken the Republican political picture in much of Iowa 'To MraMamie Huguely Davia Tucker who trtw up In Zebulon CL and whose mother was Mn Ini Higuely: Your younger slater Mrs Aims May Huguely Davia East Church Avenue Knoxville: won-- ders if you- are still living and if you are why J1 not let her hear from you- She says it XX has been more than 30 years since you and she -j-1-- were separated i My what a popgun you could make from the i of an elder bush growing up at the home of PM WoodJum Route 1 Artemus Ky Why it would be young cannon r'4? aA -Mr Woodhnn says -thi elder i stems are me-half inches in diameter The bush Ir33 Act tan1-1 the biggest elder bush ever beard of yand used to see and bear of tame big When a boy and making elder Joint popgunsfi: Lyon West Market Street Johmn got a writeup in the paper there the -J- other day on a gourd that's been in his family 5J But shucks thafs not old for a gourd If Oscar would coma down to our annual gourd show sometime he might see gourds 73 to 90 years old and still in perfect condition Tv waots to xnx orr BoxcnucxLc y-' Decoration Day la not ao far off and so comes a reader from High Splint Ky wanting to know how to gpt rid of honeysuckle in the graveyard wlttout having to dig it up by the roots jhut yvWeB now my dear reader' Walt Sharp- yalstant Knox County agent here aays the old-fashioned hard labor of digging or of plowing la otill the surest and beat way to get rid of Sf' i iX'-4 way across nty to their iad 4 "'right on -the fence they'll hoga and eattles Thlg Will be Ctoae'if know which way Gambler Slain Oseola in Clarke County S7-yearid Carl Richardson was Hurting MaatV Among fanner hit by lower on hfs sixth trip of the day with Victim Was Pal yfXXi V-' UnlL Pris the one hurting moat nielL5 He wa toting j( the young GI who came out made a gully down' the' center miles from a small lake to bis tbr Army with a "little I notice in driving sev- farmand figured he'd need tour money and began tannine at eral Lincoln Parkitreeta they more trips to till a well he hoped timT whan he hadtopay high hv ita blacktop would tost a week Xt means a prices tor land and equipment' cQuipncinc iX curMng I would like this condk day killed at a precious time of He had no chance to whip down- rmenta hetorn' year when crops should be going those mortgage payments before Bui Forking on Moin 1' Colltid Traffic Hosord DEAR GEN We request that the KTL bus which is parked 30 minutes' out of evary hour in the 400 Mock of West moved to another place as it to honeysuckle" K- V'rirfr MRS: H- WAGNER ff the price aqueexe began UN qtaasaha fttra fe-M Jf1 1 -But riling farm prices faraSiigJ Ewaiaas somewhere in cent week have shown the first tarmer turn of ti comer to miy- 1 Oklahoma said farmer turn of the corner hr-many Richardson "Wind took months Todaya 15-eents-a-pound' yXfX- jyttP he would investigate rl'in not even going to bother hog prices mean a profit: at Xi traffic hazard planting cora unless I get rain cents oouplt months ag the condition Rubbish in Allsy Collid! Fira 1 Hazard DEAR GEN' KNOXyS-' It tie' UP traffic and several people have almost been Mf as they step out from behind the bus to catch another bus: XX tgftqi JOHN WALKER (Also signed By ix! other) Mata Burnt CMoqr -V- Just lose the seed and the they- meant a steady damning gasoline it takes for tractor work of Ezra Benson and the Eisen- "If we get proper rain hower' Administration Any eon-: this year be more boys tinued price 5 betterment eouldT'' broke in Clarke County than you make a difference in the- way ever heard tell of: Please ask someone to go gome folks blame Ike for a through the alley by myhome lot--others tiiink our troubles on Gill -Avenue and check the his fault Myself I was i ra pile ofiubbishwMch -makes for Mt-Elsenhower four yesrs a mesa and a fire ago and Iwill be again 1 1 hope someone does something see that overproduction of hogs about it Such meaMS a these is the (aultBut DnilTfl HnPfill 'it keep the value of property down politically thing win be UUlw 1 UIIUwwII and one' does not like to 1 eev Faith I things left in such condition when UniSJifapwilii BfASHINGTON-lf-a scoutmaster like Charles a Wood trust one of his own Boy Scouts sk you where can he put his faith? Poor Wood The Senators had him an their hot Mat and he suffered piteouaiy particularly when he sot around to the 2IM)00 wrapped in what he said was cheese paper Maybe better start at the begin ning and see if we can maka same sense of the whole cock eyed story' vWood is portly party In a -f- jbrown suit with mustache to match He'a also treasurer of the Leonia Bank and Trust Go of Leonia a the jj-liver from New York-CSty Vy't About a dozen years ago when he had more hair he was a banker to Woodbine One Kr Hf to of Bugsy Siogol iVc rwM Pm LOS ANGELES April 13-Fo-Uce questioned former racketeers and mobsters today about the brutal gangland "one-way ride1 slaying of a gambler an one-time- associate of now-dead underworld figures Be amln (Bugsy) Siegel and Tony Stralla Cor-nero The body of Elmer Perry IWjiS- Ferry go wu found yesterday to the front aeat of a parked car behind the pludi Park La Bera apartments in the Wilshire' district-wThree bullets had ripped through his neck Chib Owner? SongM Authorities immediately began a roundup of an known- underworld figures in the area issued a teletype tor the arrest of Tied Lewta a night chib owner who also was associated with Siegel and Oornero Later palicelearned-that Lewin who also financed night clubs in Manila and Tokyo' had sent a telegram to a friend from New Zealand yesterday An unidentified woman had told police Lewin had a hand to the murder Detectives --said Perry -apparently had been taken on a ride' The registered owner of "the death waa identified as Anita Whittaker' who police described as a friend' of the victim-- pv Woman- Frirad Held Miss Whittaker told police she had lent her car to Perry and I know anything about the She waa held last night tor further questioning Detectives as Id Perry managed the Beverly Hills Athletic Club when he knew Siegel and Cora-ero ji they could so euily be cleaned than half inch of rainfall- will Aihavillt winter moisture Much farmland a ram riras ij did all right here last year but RALEIGH April 13-Th drouth knocked down corn yield Bureau of PuMie Roadi has on same of the best land in the clark Oty Service Director Roy wide assortment of scoutmaster mailed customer Randal a nice note laying thanks for the business Ha was surprised when his letter eame back marked no such per-on Soon the ghostly Randal sent in 39000 mare coupons-for deposit'- V- on Nov 291351 Herman and hie fattier dropped by myhome in the evening to see me" Wood added "We had a nice chat about old times to Woodbine and when they were ready to go they handed me a package and said Td know what to do with it I opened it and I found 320-000 in bond coupons and the name Randal on a slip of paper Tt looked like cheeiio said banker waa very dubious seeing that men of coupons But I didn't report it I'd known Herman a long time in the Boy Scouts -y- an Indication that something was insisted Sen Kart SrD) i said Scoutmaster Wood He kept his house for two'daylwblle he he deposited them in the account spook ago the Internal Revenue agents Bureau of Investigation agents around the bank One group of interested in the income tax of all coupons the other was concerned of military personnel at the Quartermaster being bribed with municipal Senators are interested in the whole A-- the treasurer of the Leonia Bank and I bet the next time he opens hell know-at least by' aight-hi Gentry aaid hewould inveatigate the complaint i --H-' AndrewRussell x-SterotyperDiK IssmaII i-v X'i'K Officials do nob have an immediate "solution portation Supt said he didn't know where else the but could be parked Safety Director David Garrison said he agrees it a nuisance if not a hut said that if it were moved to another Spot street it would present a similar problem there! Mr- Garrison said he had discussed the'proMem with Trana-portatimi Oo-ordinator amea Brown' and they are tiying to work out a solution Hp paid lie would suggest that KTL park the bus on its own property across Main Avenue from the Court House which la now leased out for a parking facility i )umpmg of Swag nta Laka Asiailad j-- f-! DEAR GEN WWXt'Jfi 'ti-fi wish to call to your attention ttie' dumping of sewage in Fort Loudoun Lake behind Eastern State Hospital and also the dumping by i individuals of garbage and other trash into the feel that we neve will get die lake dean until we stop this "JEFF CHAPMAN 3BS Chmkw lalinrt week end he led his Seoul troop fnto the woods One of his favorite Scouts was Herman Kravita a youngster with brains So the years passed And our banker got a call from Herman saying would ho please write check for a- friend drop around with some cash Wood was happy to do so but his eyes did goggle when a stranger walked into the bank with in cash jV- All he knew about Herman by now was that he was in tba clothing manufacturing business with his father Sam and that they lived in Atlantic Qty A little later Herman dropped by the bank anti asked Ms old scoutmaster if he'd like some new business- Again banker Wood was pleased He handed Herman some identification cards to sign and Herman mailed them back bearing the signature Randal There came in the mail then the first deposit consisting of 91000 worth of coupons clipped fronilpew customer' and it was rotten to Mundt (R- That It was the coupons in worried Then of About a year and the Federal began snooping sleuths was those bond about reports Corps bonds The story They excused and Trust Co- an account Andrew- J- RusmII retired newspaper stereotyper and real estate man died at 5:20 am today at St Mary's Hospital He 79 waa 79V--W'' it- -thiinj wi world to 20 or 30 bushels an sere On a 160-acre farm Mrs Fay Middleswart year's drouth cut us down on hay eon and oat our- hay was- all burned out We put in oats': timothy and clover Just last week but I'm afraid the dust storms took much of it away "We need days Tend days of alow soaking rain lm putting my faith in God He know when send us- rain and he win like! IMF XXX A leading small-town low attorney a Republican who knows his state and local politics comments 5 we get a drouth again this year well be in a hell of a fix Last year a lot of farmers loaf all their hay and alfalfa seeding A drouth will hurt Eisenhower It Just piles discontent higher I think Ike will carry Iowa all right but not the way he did in 1952" A reporter's check of farmers MrRuasefl who lived at 1027 vGr atz Street worked for I Knoxville Sen- tinel1 and The News Sentinel for 40 years and was1 tore man of the stereotyping department tor I and Tires Stolen 11 CAE B-991 'em 1" toe theoretical stratosphere but not him hem X)elbrrt 39'haii been married tor three yean "fait Dr CTane we are constantly to his wife protested "Bill collector era at the door every week have 'ao fiumy 30 years-He retired about 1929 and entered the real estate busi- SSS I'-i-'-'-'r1 Bert Vincent -Sentinel oolumnlst devoted part of Sunday column to Mr Russell in 1948 At that time Mr Russell owned a 4tyearold derby hat and a 33-yearold topcoat and had been an usher at First Baptist Church for more than 20 years i ir 1 still have the hat and Mrs' Russell said "Andy was that wanted to keep every- approved the Pigeon River rout for tiie-new interstate highway1 Cbm mission announced The -Pigeon- River- route via Clyde' to the Tennessee Une at WaterviUe -was chosen over another proposed route for the planned interstate superhigfc way-along the French Broad River-- VXXfX The Highway Commission the Pigeon River route will be constructed as an aU-we'ather water-level route to provide' modem road outlet through the great Smoky Mountains area at a low elevation' ranging from 1400 feet near WaterviUe to 2800 fret when it will Join present 10 and 23 near Clyde' Th Pigeon River route runs entirely through Haywood County CL i 0 Miles Already Graded The Highway Commission said a total of 8J miles of the Pigeon River route through the mourn tains already has been graded from the Tennessee line at Water-ville to Gold Springs creek said 'this section has been eons struct ed with a maximum grad of 25 per cent with a maximum elevation of lS87 feet ij It said "hopes this Jink plus future sections into the vicinity at Clyde can be completed at an early date provided funds are made available by Congresf which is now considering an enlarged Federal aid BcpemmendaWans Studied The Highway Commission said approval of the Pigeon River route "is the result of a Joint request and recommendation to tiie bureau from the Tennessee and North Carolina State Highway Departments that the interstate route from Knoxville to Asheville be located along tiie Pigeon River It said a "comprehensive thorough was made of all proposed routes and that the Highway Commission made an survey for the bureau "to substantiate Ha recommendations for the Pigeon River The Pigeon River route-will skirt slang the Pigeon River to the east and north of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park The only existing route across the etate line in the area now la 441 from Cherokee to Gat-linburg Tenn-i- directly through the Park--- -j instolmento to raaet that "we finally bor-rowed 3300from a hort loax firm but we hav had to borrow another 3250 at a second loan agency to help the pay-- menta at the first -i 4-f- iti'r-'- Apparently the same burglars pried open trunk lids on tour late -model cars last night and took the spare wheel and tires police --said today Two of the thefts were In West Knoxville the other two to widely separated area of North Knox-ville Several other- thefts of car mirrors and hubcaps were also reported a Those who reported the wheel and losses were Elizabeth Rock 1716 West Clinch Avenue Claude Capps 2346 Washington Avenue Harold Morris 307 East Oklahoma Avenue and Mrs- Williams 14J5 Laurel AutomoMIa theft detail officers checking for fingerprints and' clues County Sanitary Engineer Luther Standifer said Eastern State is building a sewage treatment plant and will soon cease the dumping of raw sewage into the lake -v He said the State Stream Pollution Control Committee is now working since installation of the treatment system to get Industrial plant and institutions to put in treatment pi ants The committee next will go after individuals -XA- There is' a county regulation prohibiting dumping of trash on road righta-of-way and streams but the violators must be identified before warrants can be taken' he said to live happily here on terra firms For example a couple here in Chicago recently stabbed each other to death with butcher knives because of their quarreling over debts-Both had good Jobs and over 9G00 per month total income But they hadsplurged so heavily that the various -instalment payments hounded them to the point where they went berserk and hacked each other to vr-y-You can be happy on "a small income' If you know how T-bone steaks cost far more than hamburger per pound but don't offer any more calories ao they are expensive luxuries: Beans and rice and potatoes and Mead and sugar offer you the moat calories per penny ao team how to feed your family cheaply And accept ash handouts from to-lawa to apply against your weekly expense! It 'to quite OK however tor in-laws make a down payment on a home for the newlyweds since that inflate their monthly budget And a "baby offered by the parents-in-law for each new grandchild the newlyweds furnish them to likewise an excellent means of stimulating larger families among the good American stock 4b twtw ATT "I am so miserable and Delbert is ao 'sroas and Irritable that! feel we shall end in divorce thing They're kind of faded -'v Mr' Russell -who had been ill all week was taken to the hospital Saturday and underwent an emergency operation Sunday He leaves the wife Stella Davis Russell sister Mrs Minnie McDaniel-' Jacksonville Fla and a brother Rus What can do to save our When young couples get married don give them cook book and then atop Offer them the budget booklet named below Yfiien a young couple become irritable because of over-purchasing and poor budgeting they can sell of Knoxville 0 Roiii'! Drainogt Columbia Protastod DEAR GEN KNOX: Singers Program Tonight The body is at Mann's quarrel like eats and dogs 7 --(Ain "Love flies out the window '3 A public program of gospel hymns spirituals will- be X'sure would appreciate itU you would drive by' 203 West Horse Sense i 1 Blunder Red Tour Plans yj preMitted by the 30-voica chotr Columbia Avenue When It rains Jy real hard all the water from the street drains right down from tiie' street into the front yard of my property there It has even Iowa Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin and Nebraska shows roughly one in each four or five who voted tor Mr Eisenhower in 1953 now either i saying5 oppose Mm or that they're wavering Basically ita because farm prices have tumbled during period wheti' almost everything the farmer buys has grown costlier z- Muy en Fence An Iowa county farm agent says: A lot of fanners are undecided which way they'll vote this fall They're holding It In the balance ready to go either tor or against tiie Administration What farm prices do between now and November will be Loren Loomis a Garke County fanner makes Ms case this don't' know why when ao many city people are working and eating well the farmers aren't doing better The grain fanner has done an right but the man with the livestock I've lost 93000 in four months We lost 350 or 960 a head on our cattle I had to sell 175 hogs at around 106 cents a pound-the lowest price in years "I like Ezra Benson think he'a a good guy maybe but he doesn't realize how- bad people have been hurt out here voted for Ike four years ago and Tm still Republican but they're going to have to change to get me to vote Republican again I do think Ike la a good man rtty Hard To PiW Not far away Wayne Hunder-dosse farming 593 acres aaid "Some good rain win have lot more to do with how we come out than anything they do Washington But I'm for Ike think he can do more forua in world affairs than anyone cIrCs The idea that "President Elsenhower is as popular today as haarawas' a political aaseaa- of the Tennessee Gospel Singers Association at I tonight at Logan Temple AME Zion Chureh 108 Commerce Avenue The Association wh I eh' has f- been holding a week-long meet ing at the church will close ita sessions with a Symposium at 3 Sunday at Vine Junior High School The Rev 8 Seay formerly Knoxville and now of Mont-gomery Ala will apeak at tonight's meeting The "outstanding maq and woman of the year' award win be presented at Sun-dsy's meeting by Georg Crane Aaewere en Ocasio Page 1 A grand slam should make one tiiink primarily of which related term? Coffin renege bonus shot spare 3 A wishbone suggest which type of sound in ita live state? Moo cackle oink ba-a rtv-' LA person afflicted with insomnia is uauially moat desirous of meeting the milkman' iceman sandman end man? 4 A pork chop considers which one of these ita original home? Farrowing house corral hutch cote 1 -i 3 A clergyman who lives in a manse' usually preaches in which church? Methodise Catholic Lutheran Presbyterian 9 This i an analogy problem in which the flrst'two hems on the line are related to each other to some wsy Try to select one of the tour words in bold face type which holds a similar relationship to the third word of that same line (a) Earth: Moon: STAR-METEOR- SUN-SATTELUTE 1 (b) Fat Zenith TAPIR-N ADIRRHOM- when poverty stalks the runs an old adage i AVOlrf srLUKGING if so team to be sensible with your pay check act like kindergarten youngsters who want to buy every glittering bauble they see It took your parents 25 years of skimping and saving to own a car and a TV set so think you can launch your new marriage on the same luxurious scale which has taken them 25 years to attain- Use "horse or gumption splurge -to buying a new automobile and then lack the money to purehaM gasoline and oil try to buy a house if the monthly installments then leave nothing for groceries and other necessary expenses -Money management to one of the Mind spots of modem education for there are plenty of college graduates who still keep falling back on their non-college in-laws to ball them out of their A high IQ and a rollege diploma' thus do not Insure you against insolvency tor it takes specific training in budgeting to make you efficient home makers '-s -i A high IQ and a college education likewise do 1 not guarantee you skill at the piano or violin for success to life depends upon specific training in meeting the concrete problems of daily life Won't Doloy RmHvoI 3 IrtUMmi --'V EUZABETHTQN Tmn April XMrihM' -4 LONDON April 13-Scotland Yard waa reported furious today over a Foreign Office that resulted in pub-lication of the minute-by-min-ute 'schedule of the Khrush-chev-Bulganin tour of Britain The Foreign Office error upset carefully made security arrangements that had been in the works for almost a year The detailed outline of the forthcoming British tour of Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party chief Nikita Khrushchev was released to the press two days 'ago'-' There was supposed to be Included with It instructions to editors saying the timetable was for their Information only and not tor publication But the Foreign Office forgot to enclose the note when the schedule waa distributed and it appeared In the press for everyone' including would-be assassins to 13-Heavy snowfall and generally unseaaonal weather won't delay the opening of the 10th annual Roan Mountain Rhododendron Festival Dave Harrell member of the sponsoring Roan Mountain Citizens Club saw plana are being mad to bold the festival Juno 2M4 V-'V Elizabethton merchants arb planning a parade complete with floats and marching bands and a motorcade to Roan Mountain OPPOSES SEGREGATION SEWANEE Tenn April 12-A University of the South professor says he believes the university should admit qualified applies nti regardless of race Dr Malcolm Owen' professor of -biology was one of four faculty-level speakers at an open forum on segregation sponsored by Sigma Nu social fraternity He made the remark to response to a question from the audience after delivering his talk BQID-PL te) Joab: Moses: fd) Cackle: Moo: MINORCA-WYAN-DOTTE-BROWN SWISS-DOTTED SWISS (e) Offside: Span: ALLEY-COURT-MAMONIWOOU -i Rr FLAN FOB HAPPINESS And college courses are often so highbrow that they show you how to salvo proto 1 on opening day JY -X- vS X-: fit ir f-'if-i-' i i r- 'X i if et i 1.