A 9-year-old Little League baseball
, dropped dead doling a Warmup
• Dr. F. T. Buchanan said death.
|ood vessel in the brain, had ‘noth
_Tennessee Democrats meet today to
r oa hopes of Sen. Estes Kefauver for a
i to back his bid for the presidential
tate Democratic convention was to meet
Hyman Auditorium, home *f the Grand
110 delegates to cast Tennessee’s 32 con
k' ■ i:
mWy
m — The way apparently has been
vote on the administration's civil rights
it passes there, its Senate chances are
Administration lieutenants pre
Sena te will approve a 4 1-2 billion
without drastic cuts.
— The atomic age reached a new mile
the activation of the nation’s first private
for industrial research. The 50,600-watt
h reactor opened the door to an entirely
iited non-military application of nucleai
— A lightning bolt struck and in
Mabel Mears, 55, ol
sat under a tree in her fronl
_'IP; — Rousing music by the U.S. Army
night lured President Eisenhower to his
rpearance since he was hospital i zee
___go. Mr. Eisenhower, smiling and wav
. at his window and listened to an outdogj
beneath his room at Walter Reed Army Hos
Washington IP — The Agriculture Department re
that cigaret and cigar smoking is increasing whik
tobacco chewing are declining. Snufl
are h°kiine their
WASHINGTON Iff — The House Public Works Com
mittcc today approved an omnibus bill authorizing new
navigation, flood control, and beach erosion projects tc
cost ab*ut $1,140,000,000. The measure, on which Con
grass expects to complete action before adjourning, woulc
add to an already big backlog of authorized projects.
George warnec
world's mi
cltildrtt
— The State Board of Conservation anc
™^it says that “extremely liberal" inducemeni
attract new industries have met w ith such “out
xss in poorer states that they are being adoptee
* not In distressed areas."
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State John Fostei
es said that Russia’s anti-Stalin campaign has throwi
rnational communism into “a state of perplexity'
iuls greatlv weakened Moscow's control of foielgr
a lost cause" today their attempt to block a. Democratic
driver to President Eisenhower's Air Force budget
by 900 million dollars. They abandoned hope as House ap
propriations experts indicated they will accept some, ant
possibly all, of the extra money voted by the Senate yes
terday. Most of the added
Is would g® for production
Baruch, wht
Minister vtfin
anrv nf fftritl.
IThmMfaSm vr*jsarmat s*«
of flowers at the base of a statue of the former President
tQNjSdW 111? .nr A Conservative patty, revojl over Prtnu
Minister Anthoriy Cyprus policies threatened th<
Eden government today in the midst »f the Cortdnonwealtt
prime ministers conterehte._
tQ^0ba?^l^atfd^f aP^ve
comes tonight or Friday. But* they conceded some cl°s<
Little Things
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publicans on the staff of Cut local
Post Office. praeMralh -t1 bo.-tir
holdovers from the previous lsr.g~
ago OOP administration
LITTLE NOTES: James • Gard
ner's Dairy) Surles report that he
and Frances and Mr. and Mrs.."
Wesley Coats had a wonderful time
on their recent vacation in Florida ,
. , . Did he see any pretty girls
cn Miami Beach . . ‘ Man. wha;
are you talking about" exclaimed
Janies. "1 never saw so many
beautiful babes in ail my life.’
And we just bet Frances was
jealous of every one of them!. . .
That Jamts is a handsome feHow!
... Ed Holt Wilson, home on leave
from the Navy, has been assigned
to shore duty in Washington. D. C.
and he's tickled pink about it, too
... Ed Holt likes Washington and ;
says that after he retires — Just I
three years hence—he'll probably j
settle down in the capitoi . . Ed
Holt has made a wonderful record i
in the Navy, has seen duty with
(both Uw Atlantic and Pacific fleets'
and for a good while was station- j
ed in Hawaii "Most of that hula j
gtrl stuff" he said, “is strictly s
for the tourists. The only hula girls
‘you find on Waikiki Beach are in
the night clubs and plush hoteis” I
The Dunn youth says life in Hawaii j
grows duQ and tiresome . First
time we ever heard that complaint!
BIRTHDAYS: Today is the birth
day of Wesley Howard, Lizzie Mc
Lamb, Mrs A. B. Godwin. Jr, and
Lottie Reid.
THINOAMAJIGS: It's an easy
thing to tell which girls have mat
rimony on their mind and which
mothers have daughters of mar
riageable age—they start giving par
ties for all the brides-elect. . It's
the same otd social cycle — you
give me a party and 111 give you
one and the poor gals who get mar
ried without having done their
share of entertaining in the past
tic the knot without benefit of
such social honors. . Must get
awfully boring to those in the
social whirl . . A bride-elect who's
s. very pretty and also a very honest
gal confided to us the other day:
“Frankly I'd like to sUp off and
ernpe but Mama would have a
fit. . . These parties are for her
benefit, not mine, because I detest
them,”. • That's what the lovely
thing said and we wonder how many
others feel the same way But
that’s the price she has to pay for
being socially - prominent. . But
•we just k>ve making pictures at
bridal parties The gif Is always
look so pretty and their perfume
smells so good- • . And that relieves
the boredom of having to wait for
brides - elect who invariably are
always late for their own parties.
.Somebody put out the word
around fewr. last week and early
this week that Erwin Mills would
n’t pay off until Thursday .
Pure propaganda The mills
paid off. as usual, on Tuesday and
today is presenting employees an
extra vacation pay check And
now somebody has invented a gad
get caked the Ki&sogramme. . »
measures the weight of a kiss .
Kissography. the book says, is the
study of kissing and students of
kissography. it says In another chap
ter seldom miss the buss The
instrument measures the force, or
weight of a kiss in graph - A
survey showed the maximum weigh
of a kiss (usually the most pass
ionate kiss, it says, is ««
and three ounces }m****J*ll .
And the survey further
the kiss that most men give their
,r yea as they leave for work m the
tnomlnif ■»»'•» ””“J
r.a usually less • No*
{g*jr. All of which nonsense is
a way of finishing up th^
column.
Court
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1 recommendation cl the solicitor
Sentence wa« 30 days in Jail. BUS*
pended on parent at *10 fine #nd
i Lavelle Hardee, 105 Johnson Dr
pled guilty to "driving 50 miles, per
hour in a 35-mile zone and <was |
fined with costs of court
Marvm Stewart. Dunn,
Route 3. pled guilty to driving with
i improper muffler lined with co<ts.
For speeding 50 miles in a 35
miie «>«■ » charge to Which he
pled guilty. Silas Graham Neivh
bors. Dunn, KC. 3, wav tmed $5
and coats.
Thomas W. Ferguson, public
drunkenness, pied guilty. 30 days
suspended on payment ot *5 fine
! and costs; Ed Joftes, Erwin, public,
t drunkenhfc* at Center-View ETive
In Highway, pled. guilty. 30. days
suspends* on payment of *5 tin*
and casta; Willie C- Stewart, pub
lic druottenneas at Far»ef^*^i
pled guilty. 30 days suspended ah ,
payment of *5 line and costs; Wil
lie Haynes. Dunn. Route 3. public
drunkenness, pled guilty. 30 days i
suspended on j^ymgnt ot *5 fine,
and costs; frank Blackman. Red
Bom*, public drunkenness, pled
guilty, 30 days suspended on pay- f
aiant of *5 fine and costs I
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