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SO its The WORLD TODAY From Press Dispatches THE is SOVIET BLOC reportedwooing Yugoslavia with nearly $300,000,000 of easy loans, 10 times the amount economio aid the United States Foreign supplying country this is year. giving, not lending, $30,000,000 to Yugoslavia economic aid in addition, to unspecified military was House Foreign Affairs Committee in Washington. STUNNED British officials searched for a leak their security, network Cypriot that extremists apparent- to blow up a second airplane at Nicostia, airport. Dakota The (C-47), plane, blew a up with a roar on the airport's servicing apron. A four engined Hermes was blown up several weeks ago.

A Greek peddler was slain by assassins in another incident. LEBANON has followed the lead of Syria and given Dag Hammarskjold only a tentative agreement for a government sources reported in Beirut. The UN secretary general on his Middle East peace mission has obtained unconditional cease agreements from Israel, Egypt and Jordan. THE ONLY SURVIVOR among four young Hungarian refugees who made a dash for freedom through the Iron Curtain on a farm tractor told reporters in Vienna he recognized his own border guards who fired brother among the He said the other three youths were killed by machine gun fire as they sought to tear the barbed wire entanglements that guard Communist Hungary's frontier with free Austria. Only old Friedrich (Fritz) Hammerl made it to safety.

National A BIRMINGHAM UNION numbering some 200 members picketing all six plants of the Tennessee and Coal Co. the South's largest steel producerFrom, and TCI's entire work force was honoring the picket lines. The pickets are members of Local 596 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive, En- ginemen and Firemen, SEN. HARRY BYRD Va.) reported in Washington that the Federal civilian pay roll increased by 1276 persons in March compared with February. The total was 2,352,647 in March as against 2,351,371 in February.

THE GOVERNMENT plans to court test of an alleged and improper" cheese deal that cost the taxpayers $2,000,000. Agriculture tary Ezra T. Benson announced Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr.

get a judicial ruling on Agriculwill file "one or more suits" to 1 ture Department payments to a group of cheese-makers in 1954. PRICES farmers received for crops and livestock rose 1 per cent in the month ended April continuing steady climb which began in mid FOUR MARINES killed in a collision of two jet fighters near Mojave, when one plane attempted an aerial inspection of the other. None were from the Tri-State area, People SIX CONFUSED and excited members of a Dutch immigrant family marry fellow Hollanders in Blenheim, biggest onefamily affair in modern Canadian history. "This is our answer to the Grace Kelly boasted Leo Dorssers, proud but dazed father of 15 who will lose four of his daughters and two sons from the family farm outside of town. PRESIDENT Eisenhower is relaxing on his peaceful Gettysburg farm.

The President planned a quiet week end that may include golf at the Gettysburg Country Club if the balmy spring weather holds. A PORTSMOUTH, detective has offered to donate one of his eyes Victor Riesel, the labor columnist whose eyes were by recently an unknown damaged by assailant in New acid thrown York City. Ralph E. Mantell, 48. a special agent of the National Detective Bureau made the offer in a recent letter to the Associated Press.

Riesel's chance of seeing again is "critically uncertain." EVANGELIST Billy, Graham has been named "clergymanchurchman" of year by the Washington Pilgrimage, an organization dedicated to teaching about the spiritual heritage of the nation. PEGGY LOVIC, 16, of Newport News, has been named Young Homemaker of 1956 by the Girls Clubs of America 1 Inc. of New York. The award announcement said Peggy not only makes all her own clothes but last year made a complete wardrobe for a teacher who is a multiple sclerosis victim. She conducts a Saturday cooking class for younger girls, has a high scholastic standing, is a member of her church choir and young people's group and is a summer day camp counselor.

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Surprise, -Perry Como. The Knoxville News Sentinel Saturday, April 28, 1956 Page 5. Menus Given for Sunday, Monday By Does make miss cause a swim pounds wonderfully cooling, healthful, delightful sport? Today whether or not a woman goes swimming depends much more on what her figure is like than on how old she is. Swimming is one sport you Mrs. Lowman JOSEPHINE LOWMAN "going to the beach" you shudder? Did you swimming last year beyou did not want to wear suit? Did those extra cause you to skip that Mrs.

Lowman can safely enjoy at any age. It is one sport which middle aged women can learn with profit. If you haven't learned to swim, do so this summer SO that you can enjoy the fun with the rest of your family and with your friends. Do not allow your figure to be a stumbling block! You have plenty of time between now and June to take care of that situation. In fact, you can lose from five to 10 pounds in just nine days time.

Then if you still need to lost more you will be encourto continue counting calories until you achieve your perfect weight. Today I am giving you the menus for both Sunday and Monday so that you can have the prescribed food in the house on Menus for Sunday BREAKFAST Two slices crisp bacon One thin dry slice of whole wheat toast One-half grapefruit Black coffee DINNER Chilled orange juice Serving of baked or broiled chicken Celery Olives (only two or three) One-half cup lima beans One roll Fresh fruit cup SUPPER Scrambled eggs Lettuce and cucumber salad One glass skimmed milk Menus for Monday BREAKFAST One-half grapefruit One boiled egg One thin dry slice of whole wheat toast Black coffee LUNCHEON Chicken sandwich (no butterthin slices of whole wheat bread) Sliced tomatoes or canned tomatoes One glass skimmed milk DINNER Minute steak or chops Salad of shredded cabbage and carrots One-half cup spinach--greens or broccoli One-half grapefruit One glass skimmed milk It would like to have my NineDay Reducing Diet in a convenient booklet form for present or future reference send 10 cents and a stamped. self-addressed envelope Lowman with in your re- of quest Josephine care The News-Sentinel. Leonard Bailey Orchestra Square and Round DANCE TONIGHT DEEP COVE LODGE At Blue Grass Dial: 8-9183 Community Skyway DRIVE-IN Rutledge Pike, 15 Min. Drive from City Limits.

TONIGHT ONLY DOUBLE FEATURE Lex Barker- Powers "The Yellow Mountain" -PlusEdgar Kennedy- -Bud Duncan "Hillbilly Blitzkrieg" Plus Color Cartoon Features at 7:30 and 9:30 SUNSET CLINTON HICHWAY. 1500 SPEAKERS TONIGHT ONLY DOUBLE FEATURE At 7:56 and 11:51 At 9:51 Only Audie Murphy and Anne Baxter--Rock Hudson Mari Blanchard Julie Adams in in "DESTRY" "ONE DESIRE" In Technicolor in Technicolor PLUS TWO COLOR CARTOONS NEW PASTOR HONORED- -Fifth Avenue Baptist Church members honored their new pastor and his wife, the Rev. and Mrs. Wallace Edwards Morton, and the new church secretary, Miss Nancy Gribble, at a reception last night at the church, In the receiving line are Mrs. Morton, left, Mr.

Morton, and Miss Gribble. The Mortons came to Knoxville from Columbus, Ga. Miss Gribble, from Dallas, N. is a recent graduate of Carson-Newman College. Show Hours BIJOU: Dick Borgarde and Brigitte Bardot in at Sea" (through Wednesday) 12:37, 2:23, 4:09, 5:55, 7:41, 9:27.

BOOTH: James Dean and Natalie Wood in "Rebel Without a. Cause' 2:25. also Henry Fonda and James Cagney in "Mister (ends today) 4:15, 8:15. BROADWAY: Clark Gable and Lana Turner in "Honky also Roger Pryor and Judy Clark in "Kid Sister' (ends today), CRYSTAL: Charles Starrett in "Bullets Mission" for (ends Rustlers:" today), also GAY: Terry Moore in Mighty Joe Young:" also Richard Egan and Rita Moreno in "Seven Cities of Gold (ends today). HORNE: Joel McCrea and Vera Miles in "Wichita.

2, 5, 8:20: also John Wayne and Betty Field "Shepherd of the Hills" (ends today) 3:15, 6:15, 9:40. LEE: Richard Widmark and Mai Zetterling in "A Prize of Gold" 2, 5:50, also Guy Madison and Kim Novak in "Fire Against the House" (ends today) 4, 7:30. PARK: James Dean and Natalie in "Rebel Without a 2:40, also Henry Fonda and James Cagney in Roberts" (ends today) 4:20, 8:25. PIKE: Lon Chaney and Bela Lugosi in "The Ghost of Frankenstein" also Lon Chaney and Louise Albritton in "Son of Dracula" 2:10, 5:45, 8:35. RIVIERA: Rory Calhoun and Martha Hyern, in "Red Sundown" (ends today) 11, 12:45, 2:30, 4:15, 6, 7:45, 9:30.

ROXY: John Agar and Lori Nelson in "Revenge of the 9, 11:44, 3:08, 6:14, Tucker in also "The Rod Plunders' Cameron and Forrest (ends today) 10, 1:24, 4:30, 7:54. TENNESSEE: Gregory Peck and Jennifer Jones in Man in the Gray Flannel Suit' 10:30, 1:05, 3:40, 6:20, 9. TILLERY: Burt Lancaster and Anna Magnani in "'The Rose Tattoo" (ends today) 3:30, 6:10, 9. TOWER: Lon Cheney and Bela Lugosi in "The Ghost of Frankenstein" 2:10, 5:45. 8:35: also Lon Cheney and Louise Allbritton in "Son of 3:50, 6:50, 9:40.

DRIVE INS BURCHFIELD: Anthony Dexter and Eva Gabor in "'Captain Kidd and the Slave Girl" (ends today). CHAPMAN HIGHWAY: Robert Tayfor and Brian Donlevy in Billy the Kid." 8, also John Hodiak and Barbara Britton in "Dragonfly Squadron' )ends today) 9:30. COMMUNITY: Lex Barker and Mala Powers in "'The Yellow Edgar Kennedy in "Hillbilly Blitzkrieg' (ends today). FAMILY: Dennis Morgan and Paula Raymond in "The Gun That Won the West" 7:30, also Jack Kelly and Hilda Parks in 'The Night Holds Terror' (ends today) 9:05. HORNE: Bowery Boys in Bowery to Bagdad" 7:45, also Rod Cameron and Adrian Booth in "Brimstone" (ends today) 8:45.

KNOXVILLE: Kirk Douglas and Jeanne Crain in "Man Without a Star' 7:30, also Arthur Kennedy and Betta St. John in "Naked Dawn" (ends today) 9:25. Coleen LAKEMONT: Gray in "Arrow Sterling in Hayden the Dust" and re 7:30. 11:44: also Tyrone Power Maureen O'Hara in "The Gray Line" (ends today) 9:26. RIVER BREEZE: Sterling Hayden In "Battle Taxi" also "Comedy Carnival" (ends today) 9:45.

SUNSET: Audie Murphy and Mari Blanchard in "Destry" 7:56, 11:51: also Rock Hudson and Julie Adams in "One Desire" tends today) 9:51. Berserk Man Kills Two, Then Self By United Press KITCHENER, April 28- A man with a secret grudge stalked into the Waterloo Spring Co. plant yesterday and almost without a word started shooting. A few minutes later three men were Plice, a complete today loss" they for were the motive behind the massacre. Frank Riem, 35, of Hassel Place near here, a former employe at the plant, shot and killed purchasing agent Donald Huras, 28, and machinist Fred Beilstein, 25, before taking his own life.

Huras was one of the five sons of the owner of the factory. On Our Wide Screen CHAPMAN HIWAY DRIVE -IN CHAPMAN HWY Ph. 1-5611 TONIGHT ONLY This Feature 8:00 and 11:15 A price on his revenge in his heart! M.G-M presents ROBERT TAYLOR as Billy the Kid with BRIAN DONLEVY This Feature 9:30 Only John Hodiak Barbara Britton in "DRAGONFLY SQUADRON" Plus 2 Color Cartoons We Are Associated with BEST RESTAURANTS UNITED Composed of independent restaurants throughout the East who are pledged to quality food, pleasant atmosphere and good service. When traveling why not pick up one of our guide books. There is no charge.

Every Disk a DRIVE RESTAURANT CHICKEN THE ROUGH Hankins and Blankenbeckler Vows Pledged I disease. Eleven-year-old Kenneth Gidley died of a rare pancreas ailment. His death came only two weeks after that of his brother, Tommy, 6. A third brother, David, 8, died last June. AFL CIO President George Meany has attacked both the Democratic and Republican parties.

Urging organized labor to seek support for its programs at the grass-roots level rather than in Washington, Meany told meeting AFL-CIO representatives in Washington that Party with its Dixiecrats and couldn't buy the Dem Democratic its record on Civil Rights and we couldn't buy the Republican Party with its subservience to big business. Stage Screen a PARIS NEWSPAPERS have established Susan the woman to beat for the best actress award in the Cannes film festival. With accord the critics applauded her portrayal of an alcoholic who struggles back to health in Hayward as Hollywood's Susan "I'll Cry Tomorrow." Also being boomed for top honors is Hollywood's "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit" which will be shown some time next week. ARTIE SHAW'S seventh wife, actress Doris Dowling, 32, was remarried in Santa Monica, 10 days after she had divorced the band leader in Nevada. Miss Dowling married Robe rt Fulton Glu mofe, 48- Doris year-old United Artists executive.

Appeal Ruling on TV Channel 7 Three television stations, including South Central owner of WTVK-TV. Knoxville, have asked the U. S. of Appeals to study an FCC refusal to order the reassignment of very high frequency Channel 7 from Spartanburg, C. to Knoxville, Columbia, S.

and Augusta, Associlated Press reported from Washington. Spartan, Broadcasting owner of WSPA-TV at Spartanburg, yesterday was granted temporary authority to go on the Channel 7, and announced it is ready to begin regular programs tomorrow. It went on the air Thursday. Petitioners UHF Stations WTVK-TV is an ultra high quency station, as are the other two petitioners, WAIM-TV, Anderson, S. owned by Wilton E.

Hall, and WGVL-TV, Greenville, S. owned by Greenville Television Co. They also asked the court to study an FCC order permitting Spartan to operate its Mountain instead of Hogback transmitter from atop to Paris Mountain. They further seek review of the FCC denial of their petition for a stay of authorization to Spartan pending commission determination of the merits of the proposal for reassignment of VHF Channel 7. Last year, Mr.

Hall of WAIMTV, Anderson, asked FCC to switch Channel 7 from Spartanburg to Knoxville and Columbia or to Knoxville and Augusta. His petition was denied. Compares Size of Cities He said the transfer would result "in more fair, efficient and equitable distribution of the available frequencies than its present assignment to Spartanburg for the single reason that two cities, each larger than Spartanburg, would be able to use the channel." The petitioners said Spartanburg is a much smaller city than either Columbia, Knoxville or Augusta, which, they added, the FCC itself has stated is a substantial determining factor in channel assignment. The petition also stated the commission itself has recognized "the impossibility of survival of UHF stations in markets where they must meet VHF competition and the virtually universal recognition of this fact in the entire television industry." The proposed transfer of Channel 7 would make possible more effective competition among the states of South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia, the petition said. Enjoy The Privacy of Your Own Swimming Pool This Summer GATLINBURG POOL CO, Contractors For Private and Commercial Pools Write Box 524 Gatlinburs.

Tennessee or Phone 471 or 88 Miss Betty Ann Hankins became the bride of James Earl Blankenbeckler at 7 p. m. yesterday at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Franklin Hankins, 1018 Thompson Place. The Rev. 0. H. Hunter of the East Maryville Baptist Church, officiated at the wedding.

Mr. Blankenbeckler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Blankenbeckled of Maryville. The bride wore a waltz-length dress of white lace and net.

Her illusion veil was fingertip-length. She carried white prayer book topped with a white orchid and lilies of the valley. Miss Virginia Sue Hankins was her sister's attendant. She wore a waltz-length dress of yellow taffeta and lace and carried a Colonial bouquet of spring ers. The groom's father was best man, and Roger Allen, cousin of the bride, was usher.

A reception at the Hankins' home followed the wedding. After a brief trip, Mr. and Mrs. Blankenbeckler will be at home in Maryville. Licensed To Wed! Harril Wade Edwards, 22, and Betty Sue Beeler, 21, both of Route 2, Corryton.

Raymond Kelly Davidson, 19, of 303 Western Heights, and Shirley Jean West, 18, of 1705 Louisiana Avenue. Boyers Have Son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Boyer of Menominee, Mich, have named their son, born April 19 in Menominee, Channing P.

Boyer, Mrs. Boyer was Miss Mary E. Gentry, daughter of Mr. and 1 Mrs. John A.

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The winner there will enter the contest at the Iner national on ention in July at Boston. Mrs. Gee, of Knoxville Toast mistress Club, was winning speak- Mrs. Gee er at the spring council of Toastmistress Conference I last week end at the Farragut. Topic of her talk was "To My Daughters." Attending the council were 50 delegates from Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee.

Mrs. Gee Knoxvillian in May Day Court Judith Cole Schrim of 3432 Glen Drive, has been elected councillor in the May Court at Margaret Hall School, Versailles, Ky. Judy, daughter of the James D. Schrims, is a senior at Margaret Hall. The Day program will be on May 19.

Gustave Handlys Have New Son Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Handly, 4042 Kingston Pike, are parents of a son, born early today at Presbyterian Hospital and named Oscar Handly II. The other children are Rebecca, Gustave Handly Herbert and Gene Long. Mr.

Handly is president of Miller's Inc. re 2-Day-Old Neubauer Siamese Twins Die By United Press N. April 28-The two-day-old Neubauer Siamese twin died today at St. John's Hospital in Fargo. Cause of the deaths was not immediately revealed.

The twins, joined at the chest and abdomen, were born Thursday night to Mrs. Lawrence Neubauer, 27. They weighed a total of pounds and were placed in an oxygen tent as a precautionary measure. See EDDY ARNOLD For COLEMAN Tonight, 7 p. m.

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11:00 -Night Cap Theater. Highlights of Radio and Television Programs Radio Tonight Monitor guests include Bobby Troup, bandleader, arranger and singer; a Cherokee Indian Chief; and Southern belles presenting their version of Miss Monitor in Georgia. WROL. illegal sale of guns to the Indians leads to the search for "Gun Smugglers." Fort Laramie. WNOX.

9-Bizet's L'Arlesienne Suite, selections from Tschaikowsky's piano compositions and Galuppi's Concerto a Quattro No. 2 are Third Programme features. WUOT-FM. The top 50 tunes in the nation this week will be heard on Nifty 50, emceed by Herb Marks. WNOX.

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