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iV Page 20 Wont 3J13I The Knoxville News-Sentinel Tun in' at 9 90 on yo nr Hoar an WN Hoad it in Tho NowpSontinol Wednesday August 27 1952 '-'d vw- J-'te'v Cfeftf Dhplor CfasrfM Dkphy FORECAST VOX -TENNESSEE: Mostly uny today with hwtmt M-93 Fair loniaM with barest Irani Thursday fair and warm Weather FMVIlWOf SWI9TMMUAU9ytrr UNITED PRESS TELEPHOTO reMUUSI- PiMTO WON 3QAMIUS Steel Income Below Dividend to ALLISON MRS LAURA SR at 1822 Nadine Street died Tuesday 4:30 pi at St Marx' HoapHaL She Oils and Rails Lead Market Up in Light Trading Amerada Advances Santa Fe Firms FOTOCAST-i IfiillHt ti iiW mt -t '-ft' ISNMMMKMaad I All IKiMII NIU6VID Rjr AnwHgfwl fmc NEW YORK 27-Wilh the help Of a $43000000 Federal tax ters- Mrs nrt a Stewart Mr John credit steel Corp had a net Gray Knoxville Nn Albert Wall Louis-income of $22218922 or 61 cents a common share in the strike-spotted second' quarter of 1952 it has reported The tax credit more than overbalanced a deduction of $31500000 In retroactive employment costs resulting from the new agreement with Union which the corporation chained against -ItsJ second-quartereRtilts "Output Bt'fi Per Ceiat Three times in the thiec-'months endediJunp 30 steelmaking was halted by strikes the: first two times 'briefly the last on June 2 when workers began -the long walkout which extended to July 26 As a result' production' of steel for the quarter averaged only 61 per cent of capacity against 1037 percent In the preceding three months-'' a jvW 1W- UL-S earnings perctn-mon shire' for the lstest "period fell short of covering the 75-cent common dividend which directors declared on July 29 and which will be paid Sept 5 1 lucre use Compared The net income of $22218922 compared with $4334212 or $143 a share in the strike-free first quarter and with $58133716 or $199 a share in the second quarter a year ago Income of $65753134 or $204 a share for the first six months this year was reported to be a return of 45 per cent on sales of $1460-948192 In the like 1951 period wai a member at Wtahlnstoa Pike Methodist Church Survivors: sons Robert L- vlile Ky brother 1 Robert Matthews California sisters Mr Fred KeKh Fountain City Mia Mary Kins Dublin Va Mr Wallace Cate Bristol Va five grandchildren Servlecc Thursday 2 a at Mann's the Rev Ralph Mahoney officiating in Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers: Dr John Burkhart John Gilbertson Fred Keith Jr Robert KeKh Charles A Sampsell Hairy Simpson the body will remain at whet tha family will receive friend Wednesday from 7 to 1 pi DODSON JOHN 29 died 11:40 a-m Tuesday at Baptist HoepitaL The family horn on Kim tor- tin Heights Pike Surviving: parents Mr and Mr A Dodson brothers Paul and Ray Dodson sister Mrs Christine Watts The body will to taken to the family homo Wednesday a jn Funeral 2:30 Thursday Fomt Grove Baptist Church French officiating Interment In church cemetery The body will lie In one hour before eervicee Pallbeer-Decator Franklin Claude Cunningham Charlie Cunningham Winfield Perkins Partin Simmons Curtis podson Berry's In choree FOSTER age 38 died Wedneedaypt 32)0 a at Piqua Memorial Hospital from injuries received in a car accident Sunday morning He waa of Piqua Ohio Survivors: wife Osslo Roberts mother Maggie Foe ter father George Foster brother John of Knoxville Rrase of Piqua Chip: Elite of Cooperative Ky: slater Gladys Foster Cooperative Ky Hickman Funeral Home of Stoomsr Ky la charge Funeral Satur- GASTON MRS BEN age 73 residence 301 West End Lane passed away at Fort Sander Hocpltal at Tuesday Survived by -her husband daughters Helen Nell and Mary Gaston Knoxville and Mr Keith Chattanooga son Ben Gaston Etowah later Mrs Josie Hammond four grandchildren Funeral 2 p- Thursday nt Rose Chapel Rev Graves officiating Interment Wnodiawn Cemetery Pall-hearers: Gaston Robert Gaston Earnest Brown York Frank Harvey Jack Hammond Family will re-j NEW YORK Aug Railroad shares and a lew high-priced oil Issues led the stock market higher today Trading was quiet Gains in the rails ranged to more than a point A few high-priced oil stocks showed much wider improvements Elsewhere gains were restricted to small fractions Trading Is Restricted Despite the improved tone dealings in the first two hours MKJEta were highly restricted Sales in I Baminsfuim ss that period totaled only 410000 1 shares compared with 360000 in the same two hours yesterday Nashville Chattanooga 4 St Louis led its group higher with a I Dnw nu gain of 21i points to 86 Atlantic 2 Coast Line jumped 1 points toljaeimm YmYlYmYmYoa 1084- Santa Fe and Pennsyl-1 Jrehrenvtiio vania Railroad finned Amerada Petroleum was the I stock jumped 3 points to ST NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Texas Pacific Land Trust im-l mhi ut of nw York tock fur-proved points to 144 Barber Eft JE a minfit fsbniff svidf I I HUM RIMlOCr Of ACW lOTK Stock Oil met some profit taxing ana I Exchange Phore 3-7191 the-' stock slipped 114 points to I rvxa dpm I Aluminum ra Amnia 82 Steels Utilities Gaia aum ctamkni 73 tonini I DW IRWAGNf 1 4 fill Lm AnidM 93 Louisville me sswssd 94 Memphis leaiMtMto'i TO 4 MllBlt a 99 Mine -St Paul S3 il NaBhVlIla a a q9Cl i 9ci New Oi leans 93 PHuburgh tMM 74 Raleigh aaseeaoeeBO 99 Richmond 57 99 9aa PranciKO mu 99 73 ftt Louli -e 99 99 Washington 94 i 17 Unitel Air Umi Ut Si Gypawm I I'nlted Gas Imy Unloa Carbide 4 -39 jjj 70 94 -99 95 49 CONTINUED FAIR-A high-pres-sure system centered in the Middle Atlantic states "Will continue to bring fair weather to most of the East" The Florida -Georgia and' Carolina coastal region will have showers caused by a flow'-' of 'moist air from the South Atlantic I 1 reive friends at Rose Mortuary from 7 to 8:30 Wednesday GUNTER DIRS MILDRED age 29 with of William Gunter of Detroit formerly of Knoxville died nt Detroit Tuesday Survivors: husband parents Mr and Mr A Bright Knoxville alateia Mrs Ludle Merriflrid Mrs Virginia Sellers Mrs Barbara Bowles Mias -mogene and Miss- Nora Bright: brothers Glen and Billy Bright all of Knoxville The body wUl arrive in Knoxville Wednesday afternoon and will ta taken to McCarty's I Hlfhnt Mraa 74 Land SI Normal 74 1 Earns for month to data 72 Exrere for ymr to data 1053 1 Amaiuan tw a Tel us Ameriraa Tohacce I American Zinc 3S a 21 1 Anaqxtdacopper 44 I Armour ox xuinolo 1 94a I Atchison 90 1 sa Andaman Prichard OH 44 44 Aw Co i 7 7 I Baldwin I A Ohie 22 I Brndtx Aviatioa 1 7 Bethlegm Steel 30 30 I Boeing Avtatioa cm asw as I 34 33 I Rudd Mfg co th-mugh AddiagjucMng 17 17 1 capital am Lines 12 pithi 25 OnmncaMI ran 44 44 roataital Motors a 32 I Crane and Cm Curtto-Wright I Dnuglo Aircraft' Admiral Radio wi Steels automotives utilities and Allegheny start chemicals rose slightly- 1 AHto-ch111 sat The list yesterday held within MESS: ttnY YYYY a quite narrow range with earlier I Americas car a Foundry 39 gains canceled out by a last hour iJSS: woS2 'YY 27-4 sell off 28 REPAIRABLE WRECKS i sat FLTMorm its ford 18M CBRVROLKT IBS 1848 FLYMOl'TM NATHAN'S AUTO PARTS CO lie Oa Highway SS-W Sena a 4 Porto S7SO Oatral A va WE WILL TRADE FOR ANYTHING OF VALUE ON THESE rnt PONTIAC 8-Daor i ISM CHEV Power (Me g-Dr 18M FORD 8-Boer ISM 4-Daor I 47 JEEP taatlea Wason 1841 DODGE t-Dr -ExecUea 1841 FOED tefeeap) Livingston Son 1S8 3t Central Avr Flwna 9-1788 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS! Get BETTER car or xa extra our in fit yoftir tnuuportmtioa 1847 CHEVROLET Stytemxgtrr 2-D Sedan: (leen finish radio heater JQQR sent rovers' Vw8f 1949 CHRYSLER Windsor 2-D Sedan blue finish radio hotter SAAK sent covers 1939 DODGE DeLuxs 4-D Sedan black finUh radio hotter $9AK seat rovers 1949 CHEVROLET Special De-Luxe 4-D Sedan Mark (inlah: heater $OQE seat covers Mil 1942 NASH 909 Club Coupe: green finish beater I QE seat covers 199 OPEN UNTIL 9 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY COME IN LOOK THEM OVER Huqr Other Makes and Models To Choose From Straight Terms Morton-McCrary Motors Inc Your Factory Authorized Chryaler-Plymouth Dealer 931-97 Omtral Avenue Phone 4-3813 or S-21U Cars David Stokes CEILING OCR PRICE PRICE raa $1313 $1195 4 rHBTSLKIt Royal Mu 81 PLYMOUTH t-D gedaa '48 PLYMOUTH DfLaw Mu 38 PLYMOUTH 324 195 895 358 195 895 $144951195 895 OTEN FRIDAY TIL 8 CARTER MOTOR SALES Inc DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER IS Broadway Pti S-S166 544a 544 4 454a has 39 5941 2741 1IS aasss 32- 32 S4 64 liTuukau J4 14 41 "41 11 lH United Merch A Mfg Union oil Cslil Union Pacific United Alersft 35 34 IT Pipe A Fdy 3S IT Rubber 24 24 Steel 30 39 Steel Pfd 142 142 While Motors 20 39 Warner Bros 12 12 Wheeling Steel 36 33 Westinghouse Elec 40 Rat Unbxi 43 Wootworth 43 Youngstown SAT 44 Zenith Radio 73 Yesterday's 990 nno Car LM Barium Stert creole Petroleum 77 77 Klee Band A Sham 24 24 Glen AMen Goal tU Kaiser fnar 3 Pantepec Oil 4 Paneoastal Oil 3 Penn road 131! aieoMr 21 IT Foil 38 Feed Grains Gain in Late Price Rally By Assartnted Plea CHICAGO A Of Feed grains de-toped little rally toward the dose of today's Board of Trade session Wheat went along with oats and torn in a mild manner and soybeans got above tha previous close In some deliveries Grain Range- Open High Low Close Sept 8230 9230 9229 9228 Dee 237 237 236 236 Mar 242 242 241 242 May 243 243 243 243 Julv 239 238 238 238 Sept 9177 9178 8177 91-78 Dec 173 173 172 173 Ma 177 178 176 177 May 179 179 1-77 178 Sept 9 '92 9 92 9 91' 9 92 Dm 86 86 96 98 Mar A9 88 98 99 Nay 99 99 88 383 July 97 Vs 919 On tear 819 Vine Are LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING $6 PER HOUR 65 YEARS IN KNOXVILLE Edtltn Transfer Storage Ce Broadway jr 9-4188 JUST YOU I fiO FINANCE CUHPAN3 EASIEST UP TElUia Itoora PayrefaU 91 ponn Cartam 4-Dare Nrw or gaareatro $683 '91 HEVEOLKT OlyMIaa UrUll g-Doar HAH CCOB A creaa-8arf nriCK Parer Hlvlrra g-ltaar UAH baatlfal tf 1JQ4 8-taar 73 (Mbrr Caro A Trorka Ta tore Fra GREEN'S USED CARS St road wav f-3954 BETTER GRADE CARS 1951 OLD8MOBHE Super -Door Sedan radio beater by-drama tie 8 Royal Master whitewall tires 1951 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook 4-Door Sedan radio heater low miles fl795 IMS CHEVROLET Fleet mauler 2-Door radio beater new tires $995 SPIERS MOTOR CO SU Broad nay 3-4115 I aw-iaBWini ISIWKU'Mi'RUMOf IRCMia Ct TUflA MCD '(OUlt qhcx It take Jat art Irek la aatiro Ita Mg 4iffereare la oar are4 ran nag bore aa attar lata Oat nr nil Hr nrrhaalrallyrtr4 nn4 ganranlreg to 48 Mercury 4-gare Riark ri Hater Nrw reafmvrr A prrfrrg car '48 CHEVROIJfT Chib Conp Mark Sail amd (tenter A vriy rlrnn or 48 OLIM 4 -4 NOT Mre Hrtta Hater Ksrrllrot ma4or nag Mr Oar-awarr ml very law ntMacr otto Tho Associated Press average hanged 99 stocks cloMd 81S7JS With the industrial rampo a am aji RfRt 1 rsato M9 the rails utilities nnchaaged The list was the secotui nwrow est Ot the year with only 1003 in- dividuals on the Upe Monday there were 1050 issues traded Vvww Bilaara tldlf itfd Evrn Baiaaea iwunira oi yesterday's total 353 nnnji advanced and 362 declined a good indication of the even balance in the list There were Hnewhigbs and 17 new lows touched during the day Volume again was low 890000 shares as compared with 840000 shares traded Monday-the sixth that volume ho straight day dropped below the million mark riXCIWATl IJVKTOC Or A metaled a CIM'INNATI Aag 3300: barrows and time Tuesday ton a21t MO bn4: mart rtmlca 170-240 Iba 3173-2L2S chief lylf0-0 Iba 21: fear ug around 273 Iba down aag 247 lb 2X7: 135-iso ibwis-aaM: 15(1-140' Iba 13 ma owwUy steady 13-1723: largely ante 1X75 down ATTlX-300: 150: lew nj hum light yearling 30-33: 1 trinity good pa" and ratter cow in demand 13-18 mtd Orel I cow ug la 20 brifer type ug to 25: few ynod welghy buia 23 ottwr drwrto 24: light cutter to commerrut bulla i3lL I 3X30: aealera top 31 mw P- I rnmmerrial choice 27-33 weighty frnsaJ "STeeISSo lambs weak SSSf I Knoxville Markets FBITTS ASfB VEGETABLES 1 Bowles A Fa Virginia IVanuta per Ik 3fe Lrttore CUBfondn SX finwer S273-S300 Bmmlwa mrtan 3223 ta S32X Lemon ta FW Onion yellow fOTO to S3 SB alifomia Grapefruit S3-S37X Nntntoea New Green rabbugn S2MWKL Carrnls do carton S5ML Orange S3 73 to NJtt Appica 9230 to9X73v Celery li Friars Fsattry A Eag tWkatmnla pnylnc price FOn-TBY rrtocvd km ISe Leghorn bens 4 Ih uj Me TUrkeya young tarn 25c Fryers 30e Ronstem 12c -U imi 190-230 lbs 20V-r 2SK RTn itaT 19c: heavy 270-300 lbs- Ur: lieM weight 130-190 lbs 17e sows 117 Reefers 18-30 good steers nnd hrtfrta 3K-2B medium steers 22c to 24c food enssa IS: giedium cows 13-1X CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ciivnsooue 21 10-0001 CMIL'A active butcher gilts livestock ss 10000 Market alow early later fairly active weak fa 23 raria lower no butcher deeUneou weights around 260 lha and betowT sows uneven weight under X50 iha ntaAiiw a 9 cents lower- heavier weights steady ta 23 cenU higher order buyer outlet extremely narrow mort rhnina Hfl 9 Km harWHM fl RlltS 3X75-2LfiO: few loada and kite ehok around 230-230 lbs weights 2L10 and 2115: popular price 21no for 230 Iba: weights: few 270-290 lha 1X75- 2X73: heavier weight ararcr few loada 300-950 Iba 1X00-1X75 sad 130-180 Iba lights 1X00-230 aow under 850 Iba 1725-1825: frie choice lha up In 1X30-and 1X73: mart 350-400 I he sows 1X00-1750 400-300 Iba 13- a n- fM linnlir wdfMi Inw 1400 and bebiw far weight up to S00 Iba and mwMb4 aiairsiMW SHEEP-aooa Nothing anlA bidding bh Mwfn in i Aft BMwtly 100 lowr on Htii eprinc ftemhe nnO old tawbe and yvarilags: anrty bid 2X00 down am native springers: undertone in ehrrp weak CATTLE SOtlX 40X Slaugh- ter atcera pearling and hrifeia gewcrqjly abwr but largely rteady nt Monday de- mi uneven mnetly steady but rime: enws uneven mmtly atendy at I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I lfl for: IIHF Channel Here Television Services of Knoxville a- partnership has filed a petition in Washington to operate a television -station over UHF Channel 26 here It iq the second application for the same channel Icm uifHOrtMDouriittwof 64b4ami(1U awrl Statesville and Harold Thoms of Asheville Mr Thoms is part owner of these AM radio stations-WISE in Asheville WAYS in fiharllotte WOOG in Greensboro and WEAM in Arlington Va Mr Doughton is also interested in WAYS and WCOG The original applicant for Channel 26 was Tuley who also has an application for TV operation at his hometown of Evansville Ind Enrollment increase May Exceed Estimate 5 Knox County school officials were working today to relieve overcrowding in some schools The influx is in the first grade Fifty-four first graders were registered at both Moore land Heights and Galbraith schools An overflow enrollment was reported when pupils registered yesterday Schools open next Tuesday-- Attendance Teacher Sherrod said officials previously estimated an increase of 500 but that it' may be 900 when exact enrollment figures are available next week 2 Ask Leniency in Whisky Case Two men who asked lieniency on the grounds that were only making enough whisky to pay their debts and have a little left over to have been arrested by Knoxville Alcohol Tax Unit agents in the Towee Creek section of Polk County ATU agents said today that they arrested JD Rymer 20 of Reliance and Fletcher Hamby 90 of Benton in a raid yesterday The two men have been 1 bound to the Federal grand jury They pleaded guilty before Commissioner Steve Hale at Madison-ville yesterday They are in Knox County jail after failing to make bond Agents said 10 gallons of whisky was confiscated in the raid along with a 25-gallon copper' pot still and 550 gallons of mash 5 Youths Arrested as Suspects in Thefts Policemen arrested -five youths early today and confiscated 63 cartons of cigarets a radio and a quantity of groceries The five were to be questioned in connection with a series of break-ins Officers Hall and Noe arrested the five and held the 1949 model car they were using Red Bid for Ban -on Germ War Fails BF A rlnte4 Fie UNITED NATIONS Y( Aug 27 The United Nations Disarmament Commission today rejected a Soviet demand that it take up immediately the question of banning germ warfare The vote was one in favor (Russia I nine against and two (Chile and Pakistan) abstaining Casualties Up 879 Pbhni WASHINGTON Aug American battle casualties in Korea now total 116252 an increase of 879 over last summary the Defense Depir tment announced today The casualties include those whose next of kin were notified through last Friday They do not include all casualties since It takes l-to-3 weeks to notify next of kin 11 Escape Alabama Prison -2 Retaken By United Press ATMORE Alai' Aug Eleven convicts led by an experienced escape artist sawed their way through a temporary wall at the Atmore State Prison Farm today and fled through an underground tuenel to freedom Two o( the escapers were recaptured at nearby Huxford Ala within an hour after a state-wide alert was sounded Most of the fugitives were long-termers Imprisoned for robbery and burglary Prison guards and cars of highway patrolmen joined the search for the nine who remained at large at of net income 1106797497 or $361 Share represented Return of 62 per cent on sales of $1725601-263 1 4 Guards of Truck Fifed by Brink's By nite4 Prra WASHINGTON Aug Brink Inc today fired four guards whose unattended armored truck was looted of $65000 Monday while they were to violated the rules all over the Vice President Otto Planck said in announcing the dismissals AH of the stolen money was recovered yesterday a few hours after police arrested Ray Farmer 26-year-old bakery truck driver and former Brink's guard Police said Farmer' confessed he stole the money by using a duplicate key he had made for the armored truck three 1 years ago He led police to a wooded area near the Glen Echo Amusement Park in nearby Maryland where the money had been buried Brogdon Elected to Executive Committee Boyce Brogdon Newa-Sentine composing room superintendent has been elected to the executive committee of the Southern Newspaper Mechanical Conference at Nashville according to the Associated Press CL LeRoy Ray production manager of tiie Winston-Salem (Nr CL) Journal and Sentinel was elected chairman of the conference at the end of the three-day meeting yesterday He succeeds Jacobs head machinist in The News- Sentinel composing room Kennel Groiip To Hold Training Institute A training institute for Southeastern kennel managers and operators will be held Sept 5-6 at the Henry Grady Hotel Atlanta according to Mrs Elizabeth Hal-burnt president of Knox County Humane Society Persons here who are interested in attending the institute should contact Mrs Halbumt There is no charge for attending the institute which is sponsored by the American Humane Association Linse Release Asked Mr VrnMrd Pres BERLIN Aug The three Western Allied high commissioners demanded today the immediate release of Dr Walter Linse German anti-Communist leader kidnaped from West Berlin early last month The note sent by High Commissioner Walter Donnelly to Soviet Gen Vassily Chuikov said an earlier Russian reply to three American protests on the Linse case was Chicago Cash Grain Mr A dates Fma CHICAGO Au( 27 Spot wheat was unchanted to a cent a bushel lower ywtarday: hula unehansrd to 1 cent higher: receipt 34 are corn was anehanjeed oasis unchinsed bookiii 17X000 bushel: receipt 30 eon Oat were nominally unchanged: huts likewise nominally toady receipt tour can Soybean receipt were three car Injuries Fatal to Brother Ted Foster of Piqua and near Stearns Ky died today of injuries suffered in car wreck Piqua Sunday Mr Foster 39 was the brother John Foster 609 East Hill FOR ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Consult Flcnnikcn Co Bowen KnexvUle or Branch Office AreAde Bldg Oak RMgs OsjficyClMtetstn? USE MRS MATTIE widov of the late Sam Lee of 3402 MM- 1 dlebrook Pike expired Tuesday afternoon at St Maiys Hoepltal She waa a member i of tho Middle brook Baptist Church Sur-1 vlvtng: daughters Mrs Kenneth Brown i Knoxville Mrs Charles Chesher Kyoto Japan grandchildren Charles Chesher Jr and ShkiTon Kay Chesher Japan mother Mrs mil a Scruggs Knoxville: brother Dempster Smith Chicago sister Mrs I Hicks Mrs Mao Underwood and Mrs Oran Courtney Knoxville Mr Nannie Duggan Lenoir City Mrs Perry Hall Hockwocd Mr Jake Manes Oakland Calif step-brothers Smith of Memphis Arthur Smith Virginia step granddaughter Mrs Clril Burkett Knoxville Services 2 Friday at Middle-brook Baptist Church Rev Bean Rev John Haler officiating Interment Wondlawn Cemetery Pallbearers: Tlieron Brork Clarence Burris Earl Franklin Harry Ban Willard Nance James Ford The body will be taken to the family home 10 a Thursday Berry's In charge VINEYARD MILLARD age 47 117 Tucker Road Oak Ridge died suddenly 7 Tuesday while riding a hone along Emory Valley Road He attended the Baptist Church was general foreman of tabor department of Carbide A Carbon Corp Survivor: widow Mr Helen Murray Vineyard Oak Ridge: stater Mrs Mattie William Mtas Salley Vineyard Mr Neubart Mr Georg Vineyard nil of Knoxville brother J- Vineyard Maryville: niece Mrs Jan Vineyard Burch Lubbock Tex everal other niece and nephew Funeral 10 a Friday at Jtoae ChapeL Interment Lynnhunt Cemetery Body remain at Rare WESTERN DAISY 67 passed away at her ham at Coin 4:30 a Wednesday Survivor: husband Western (tain daughter Mrs Muriel Seal and Mr Gawain Houston of Goin Mr Ruble Palmer of May? nardvllle and Mre Wayne Pope roe sens Ernest of tnwn and Keimeth of TareweU ltor Mre Nettle Rouse of New Tzeweil and Mrs Harriet Sowdere Knoxville brother Cox of New TareweU Funeral arrangement Incomplete Coffey-Stubble-fieid of Taaewell ta charge (alley Timber Growth Exceeding Cutting The Tennessee Valley Authority said today the annual growth of sawtimber in the Tennessee Valley is estimated to exceed the amount being cut by about 500000-000 board feet TVA Forester Willis Davis added- however that "all of the excess growth is in hardwoods and primarily in low-grade For its inventory purposes TVA said it included softwoods such as pines and hemlocks with a minimum diameter of nine inches and hardwoods such as oaks and hickory with a minimum diameter of 11 inches -The Authority put the Valley's annual growth at 1500000000 board feet DU PONT LEAVES $75 MILLION By Artato6 Pivm PHILADELPHIA Aug 27 The late Lammot DuPont onetime head of the DuPont industrial organization' left an estate estimated to be worth $75000000 in personal property and $325000 in real estate He died last 'July 24 Clmifiai Display oooooooooooo on WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR 'Scrap Iran Batteries Radlaters Tires ALL KINDS OF METAL NATHAN'S IRON METAL CO Inc 786 NORTH CENTRAL Highway 8SW nt lib Limit ray DIAL 4-1711 OOOOOOOOOOOO REEDER SPECIAL 1951 CHEVROLET Special 4-Doer Style line 1959 CHEVROLET Bellalre CHEVROLET 4 Door Fleetiine INI FORD K-TM Plek-np A 1959 CHEVROLET 1 a Stake Body ALL CABS GUARANTEED Many Others to Select From All are inside some on dis-ptoy in nr shrerroom Reeder Chevrolet :1 Company Stats SL Ph t-5193 Du Font Eastman Kodak Elec Autoiltc FVeepnrt Texas i Federated Dept Store General Eleetrie Onrral Foods General Mntnrt ToaS Vm FI Kroger Hudson Motors In Copper Inter Lake Iron Inti Harvester Inti Nickel i Jnd Tel Tel Co KenneeMt Copper Kresga SSl Kress (SHj imiitiM A Ry IJbby (Keens Ford Liggett A Myers Lnew a Inc Lockheed Mack Tturks Glen Martin Marshall Field Mathieaon th La Miami topper 23 23 Montgomery -Ward 64 65 Motorola 37 39 Macy 27 27 Murray Con 20 Monsanto Uncm Rl kill Magma Gopper Xl Xl Mueller Brass 21 21 National Viacull 34 33 Nat Cash Register 55 3-5 Nat Dairy Products 35 35 National Grpsum 21 National Distiller 26 26 NY central 1R Chi A Northweslcrn 17 North American 22 22 North Amer Aelatlon 16 Id's Northern Pacific 72 72 Nash-Krtvlnator 21 21 Norfolk A Western 51 31 Ohio Oil 32 32 Owens Illinois Glass 73 a 4 4 10's 10 25 49 H7 iPepsWoia Ohio Oil Owens Illinois Gl Prkanl Motor Fan American Air iraramouni -Pitta Plate Clare 48 JGPenney Co rtpsWOll a 18 18 S7 Pitta Screw PuUmmi 4l" Cnane rnyer 33 Radio Corp of Amer 26 28 ltonlnglon Rand -j I Chip Rock Im rK a RebHrWert fTl RfXlU IMUl Uitiitt( 4 ffi" S5- RjfnoUH TDD I "JN Roberteliewp Fulton JiS 7 whurk ss -314 SMr Raehuck i wl IMmmona 28 Mnclatr Ol 43 14 JJ XI 85 38 37 27 78 77 IB- 33 20 112 Cklltonria Long White X50-73 Long Island 330-430 30 I to X0O-25: Chippewa 330-430: 30 iba 2UO-25 Long Island Katohdlno 130-450: 50 Ito 200-23 Long Island nH varietMa No 2 50 Ita 73-1 00: Idaho Ruasrtx 700-25 Rnjortx 90 'to SWEET Steady MaryUnd golden tabs X3OX30 Virginia yrttow tub 50OJ9 QuM LouisUnn crates 530-X30: Virginia tub XOO-3X UVE InvguUr Turkeys hens brenax young 43: Fowia 22-13: Pullet 40-48: Broilers 33-37 Hormoalwd Flyers 40-47 AH varirtka 30-3X CHICAGO BODICE 1 "chTcAotTauS- 27 UVE POULTRY steady to firm 30 trurks Price rtanare since yerterday: COMMERaALLY CWored 50 ft 33 emu pound: White Rock 3337 rente: Plymouth Rark 38W37 rent: Gray Cron 339 33 rente White Chore 3333 872427 pound Mark! steady to Urn S3 reaa 74 mb pound: as aenre 73 89 mn 72: ta rare 71 raitoto: 80 neon 73: -88 aeore 72 SIMS are Martat taps steady tatanra ant Extras 60688 per rent A and aver rents a daren: madluma 60668 prr rent A and rear S3: standard 4i 43: cunant nertpU 35 dtattas 32 ML' QtqD rgffftfr d) Start Window Get your By Aivaelnted Pee NEW YORK Aug Cotton ftitures frioped higher trend yesterday and rallied In the final half hour ta clop SO cents In SI 70 a bale higher The textile market held quirt with price about unchanged Open High Law Clone Oct 3857 3X84 3X33 3X84 Dm 3X32 3X74 3X46 3X72 Mar 3X43 3X62 3X40 3X60 May 1823 3X41 3X22 3X40 July 3773 3780 3770 3780 Ort 3587 3387 3377 B3395 Dm 1367 3367 3560 B3373 Middling spot 38 SON up 33i nominal: bid Paty Buys Webb Home Dr Raymond R' Paty new TV A director has purchased the home pf Attorney and Mrs Webb on Orchard Road Westmoreland Heights The consideration was $27500 The Webbs have built a new home in the same area Estes in Paris Dons Porter's Cap By I'nlted PARIS Aug 27 Sen Estes Ke-fauver Tenn) arrived in Paris today en route to Berne Switzerland to attend an International Parliamentary meeting Kefauver unsuccessful candidate for the Democratic Presidential nomination was asked by photographers to don a Flench railway porter's cap He assented saying: not worn Kefauver predicted that Adlai Stevenson will win the Presidential election but the fight will be Arriving on the same train with Kefauver was Mrs Perle Mesta minister to Luxemburg She looked alarmed when asked if she and Kefauver had discussed politics during their boat voyage to France and no I'm in the State Department We talk Held as Trespasser A Mascot man today faces a criminal trespassing charge after officers said they chased him four blocks from a South Broadway home Charles Walker was chased last night Officers John Corcoran and Joe Heiskell reported he' had a hat when arrested which belonged in the home erf Hunter 907 South Broadway US To Buy Turkeys By United area WASHINGTON Aug 27 The Agriculture Department has announced a program to buy frozen resdy-to-cook turkeys this fall to bolster producers prices for this years record turkey crop the turkeys will be purchased on a competitive bid basis for use in the school lunch program avr prifpil Truicoa Steel Window! an ta ad by ip world'f biggest mannfactunr of steel building products and give you more features and mort value for your money buy any windows for home until we have the opportunity of -proving how shew Steel Windows will serve you bettor! utility nnd commercial grade slow! ether Southern Pwlfle ta slaughter rlamrs acth-e fully atear: juthern RR 2J storkrrs and feeder Heady: mart ante gwny rtmiN and prime (laughter 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UU1 Realty Transfers Mr and Mrs Ibiwnrd Carpenter to Mr and Mrs Hnrac Juvtu Jr house DHIrtrt 2L U3tX Mr and Mis I Evan to Mr nnd Mrs Charles Hrwett house District 2X500 Mr sad Mr Jnhn Card to Mr and Mr Hubhniri Imue Dirtrirt Lee media to Mr and Mrs Needham house Dwtrtct 2 S423X Mr nnd Mia A mile Flyan to Grady Stonksbury bmoe Distriet 9111 Farraaot Lumbrr Ca to Mr and Mre Woody houre Dutrict 7 I7HMI Fnirasut Lunter Col jo Mr and Mnh tom tarta houre Dtetrict 7 S7S-W Mr nnd Mr Webb to Mr and Mr Raymond Paty houre Dutha 127 J0A We aa arrange the delivery from our local warehouse so it right in with your building schedule GUI and will have a reprerenwiive give your ncedshis personal anemion WILS0N-WEESNER-WILKINS0N CO 202 West Morelia Phone 5-0404 Knoxville Tennessee.