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   Kingsport News (Newspaper) - July 20, 1954, Kingsport, Tennessee                               The Weather Hot and day Hith high 90 cloudiness High KINGSPORT NEWS VOL 1J KINGSPORT TUESDAY JULY 20 1351 Circle I PAGES 5 CENTS Deathless Davs City 1.027 29 Practice wins nobody INDOCHINA ARMISTICE EXPECTED TODAY i i Proposals Are Blocked Gore Says By Court Ad j our Adoption Of Budget Set Later Bv WILLIAMS The Sullivan County Court was unable lo AEC Deal Crooked Squires Give Okay On Sullivan Bonds II i i IM I I I Ul I 11 ill I I I voted unanimously ill Court with the Munday to approve a bond issue for group at WCM lion of Sullivan Gardens High School Part of the money Li for Ark terms -ire in By WASHINGTON HNS A Democratic senator accused Munday ot inn a crooked deal lor private power in the Valley Sen Albeit Oore denouncing the lar 25-year contract b in uic advisable unjustifiable and dis- i Sullivan High was partially destroyed by fire early in March i graceful j Superintendent ol Schools J C Akard told the court that bids Gore If adopt a budget here Monday and were recently opened on the construction lie said the low Human I mocked a vote on proposals by bid had ordered such a contract over plus fees plus for con- the objection of -in the she iff and counly road com- and for equipment There in age v o he m by suddenly ulc Inc j magistrates voted in hold a special session on the budget because the total counly tax assessment had not been completed by Monday The surprise adjournment at 2 p m which carried by a roll call vote of 20 to 17 restricted the court to a relatively harmonious July session Earlier it had been predicted proposals Adjournment Motion Wins By E of In other County root would have blown oil this Capitol and impeachment 1 Sent a resolution to Slate probably would have Highway Department asking been filed Ihal an entry lo the new Gate The said City superhighway be provided This is a crooked deal for residents between Carter's President Eisenhower ordered Valley and the stale line Energy Commission 2 Approved an agreement lo a with whereby Airport will interests lo replace receive federal for im- Tennessee Valley Pact To End War In Sight Will Achieve Coal Lale by the county's two Republican Courl by adjourning 3 Transferred Sinking Springs officials would cause political early proposals by building no longer in use to lly al this last and road Sinking Springs Church for scheduled session before coining to a vote Monday as a Youth Rally Center 5 general election I Results of a roll call vote on 4 Re-elected MLss Nell A vole was forestalled on a the motion of Squire Chester ton salaried Hall lo table an of ties program offered by Sheriff motion Hall's A H Kurd which has so far A vote nay was aj turned down by the budget com- vote to adjourn i Likewise blocked was any AYE Alison vole by the magistrates on a Carrier 2nd Crumley 3rd posed resolution by Road L P Golt 13th missioner Otis Pendleton for a Hall Harr 17th N C program lor buying new Ketron A B Ketron 10th heavy equipment and Miller 3rd Moore Me er supplied to AEC installations at Paducah Ky Gore made his statements in a li which touched off on the pending lo revise the Atomic Energy Act of 1940 The Semite was unable to county library move toward a vote in five days of debate on the measure Presiding Judge Howard last week ton in his quarterly report to Sen Homer Ferguson the Court praised the earlier expressed belief of his amendment lo authorize live body over lasl four years the power contract SURVIVE INDOCHINA emaciated French soldiers survivors of the Bien Him capture and an exhausting march lo a Vietminh prison camp He on cots at Hanoi alter their release in the prisoner of war exchange The soldiers who told of comrades left to die the roadside during the long march under Vietminh were among 100 released Sen McCarthy Renews Hunt By WILMOT W Sullivan County Schools be adopted without WASHINGTON McCarthy went back to hunting Communists Monday Britain been improved more in as many thcr at a bul lively By K Tuesday The Geneva to Us climactic day today with tions a in the Indochina war would be signed before A high Western source not one ol the optimists of this con- ference said the best advice was thai French Premier Pierre Mendes-France would win his gamble and achieve an stice by midnight fi pin Tuesday the deadline he had set for peace or his resignation Van Dong foreign of the Vietminh and once the stiffest of unbending Communist diplo- mals here told correspondents an armistice was absolutely sore The Moscow radio in a An agreement in principle has been reached on many of the documents con- main agreements lor the restoration of peace Agreement had been reached i the radio said on a temporary demarcation line for dividing Viet Nam the holding of tions and the withdrawal of for- eign of the most troublesome points Western sources said France and the United States also were closer in agreement hearing during ping Ifl rural roads Riggs Rouse respects in the past Sen Clinton P Anderson 1 Charles Wojchowski who works at the Allis Chalmers plant in Boston was ejected after than at any time since the Presiding Judge Howard 5th to six years than any is sponsoring a rival some references to stool pigeons and informers started nearly three ton said Pendleton resolution J P Wolford 6th comparable recorded period in amendment to declare the 2 Lawrence W an employe of the Bethlehem Steel Co at Quincy Mass was excused as had never been presented lo NAY 2nd Sullivan County's hc tract illegal Gore has been a witness because the subpoena served on him was meant for another man with a similar name budget committee tee or to him road Crussell Elsea 5th Estep Fleenor 22nd Gray staled ing the debate on this aspect of p the omnibus to end the The short session Monday Jones effort to secure provide a preview peek at a big- Mahaffey Mills equalization has resulted in and Sen John J man joined Gore in op- posing the Ferguson amendment Squire Ketron Ends Service more realistic properties in also was the direct e appraisal of factor in County s Yates proposal as absolutely standing with the mg interests of he The senators emphasised thai said cer budget for fiscal year i Morton 6th D T O'Dell 21st ending August 31 1955 and Paul O'Dell Rutherford taxes The budget Sanders Slaughter by the budget committee Smith 14th Zimmerman for a record-breaking 14th an increase of 524.76 over the one for the rent fiscal year also a record breaker Biggest Increase in any one item is for the sinking fund and Judge Poston told the court the expenses of both Ihal fund andj would be up because of A B the in bonds Issued Ketron the County Court's during the past year senior member was honored j As il stands now there will Monday by fellow have lo be a considerable tax in- on eve of his retirement crease he said The magistrate discounts on all purchases are a s ni J f The judge said however that from the 10th District who has if allowed lime he and the served in the court for more et Committee would meet with lhan 50 years is not running the county auditor school super- for re-election in the August 5 road is a special and sheriff to try to trim down session before Ihen Monday was some items on the budget his last time as a member of ready prepared the County Court He said there was an A resolution introduced by Item for materials without Squire Paul B Gray and further explanation in one de- adopted said his re- and large sums for will be felt as a distinct purposes designated only as I loss from the court supplies in I think The praised him as court and the are magistrate of high principle and honesty Humphrey H Sen Flanders Puts Off Plan WASHINGTON Flanders Sen Monday 3 former undercover agents for the FBI ticked off the names of nine industrial i Including Wojchowski j they said are Communists or had been members of the party in past j McCarthy repeated at hearing that he has the names 133 persons who are Cohn Quits Probe Post NEW YORK Cohn describing himself as months ago For one thing these sources said the three Western Powers have agreed to form a Southeast Asia Treaty Organization to seal off thai region from further Communist penetration Western informants said ain France and the United States have rejected outright i Communist demands that they give up plans lor SEATO as part a of an Indochina settlement and I me senators Communists and whn work as a Ol an ana Ithe contract would guarantee until July 30 his in defense plants He said said go ahead with the Southeast The Judge said the installation the grouD a nine I rf 7 T T -J 9 p to force a showdown Senate vote used the word apparently be- of a system has free Of taxes and that nn ilis tn condemn made it possible to control would financial affairs of the power for another and make a scrutiny of the agency TVA of tax dollars on daily basis instead of a yearly one Overdrafts are a thing of the ist for Sullivan County be buying electric tactic ol Ol Scores McCarthy cause some of them may be FBI agents Monday's leadoff witness was night he has reluctantly Asian defense system regardless milled his resignation as chief Of whether the Geneva counsel of the McCarthy com- ence achieves an armistice However Mendes-France and An- the censure motion today as] he worked his way into the of Cohn said he and others Foreign Secretary His decision not to introduce j James W Glatis who testified thc staff are being smeared were reported he censure motion as i he worked his wav into the inner inf fnr I planned Flanders said stemmed Circles of the Communist titled to know what they're he said I Shortly after magistrates returned from lunch Pendleton after reading his report tried to read his lution for a program which would include of heavy and worth of on 25 miles of rural ronds Judge asked him 10 postpone the resolution till nil reports had been read When ii was announced that the amount of the county tax was not yet available a resolution was passed izing ihc presiding judge to call a nice ing on Uie budget soon as figures are available Squire Chester Hall then sought to get a vote on Sheriff Hind's proposal for deputies Judge it could he considered by and added hey to she if how much lees now to in a year a vntr on iie matter just as a guide h- D h moved for and was Hail countered by introducing a t table Mahaffey's ad- move and it was motion which was voted on a tin failed A brief of Sheriff Hurd's proposed program showed for chief deputy's salary 521.000 for seven deputies aries for seven part-time deputies trade-in new car for sheriff for three cars for deputies for radio equipment for car expense and for board repairs to jail and supplies I Talks Are Resumed CLEVELAND The CIO United Rubber Workers and Goodyear Tire Rubber Co re- Monday in j an effort io end a strike affecting 23.000 workers in 10 plants Poston's report said Good Morning A Little Chuckle To Start The Day PASSAIC N J Two motorists got into an ment over a minor collision early Monday and hied off to police headquarters to settle the dispute Police couldn't determine how the mishap occurred or who was to blame so the pair hopped into their cars and headed back to the scene On the way the cars col- again and one of the motorists was taken to a pital after his car rolled over and landed on top of a parked car MOUNTAIN STATES LEAGUE Harlan 3 Z APPALACHIAN LEAGUE 7 Bristol 2 11 Johnson City 9 12 Welch 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 9 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 1 New York 0 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 1 Milwaukee 4 Pittsburgh 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 8 Detroit 0 Cleveland 4 Washington 3 Boston Baltimore I primarily from a desire thai in the Boston i vote be as massive and an FBI agent He said he took and as possible The proposal on the assignment because I The old his resignation themselves to rooting j Minister V M Molotov's de- out of their nests in mands that the three nese Cambodia and what is left of Viel loil out oi SEATO my country and because a tory for but But officials said this nephew had he was of the states he said represents an felt 1 would be doing a favor sion of conscience of the Sen ate Typhoid Threat VIENNA Austria Wi Rustling Case h Postponed Preliminary hearing for Albert C Manis Dry Hollow on v rustling and forgery charges j has been postponed until p.m Monday July 26 Judge S G said The hearing his uncle in Greece during so the important work of would not prevent SEATO from the civil war there in digging guaranteeing their frontiers After Glatis had can go forward Molotov and Chou Red briefly to Wojchowski being fellow Red McCarthy inter- him to inquire If chowski were present A short stocky young man with a crew haircut arose and identified himself as ski The senator asked him if i he would like to be sworn as a I witness so he could affirm or Over The Coffee Cap Chinese minis- ter wore said to have agreed that some French military could remain in the three states to advise on their defense had previously been set for deny his Communist affiliations I'd like to know what the i French Troops Make Progress The By FREEHOFF Yesterday I mentioned the famous and beloved Taylor Republican are who the Bob the Democrat shouted I'd Both were born near by tanks and planes made good have time to both served the First progress in Monday's strong said a telegram practically in the U S House offensive against convicting him had been sent and both served Vietminh forces In addition he is charged employer and jUst as governor Bob west of Hanoi I afternoon charges Mams is accused of stealing a threat of typhoid epidemics cow valued al from c day hung over some areas ol rcd Dry Hollow and Austria just emerging from thc selling it to another man for worst floods in many years hl addition he The li S Army rushed typhoid forging name of Thomas over the weekend fur Wiay lo a check 000 persons in the flood areas HANOI thousand French Union troops supported as C Jury Returns Judgment Against Local Dentist In First Session Of Law Court A Law Court jury Monday returned a judgment of 13498 against Dr A D Hall dentist in a age suit rising out a fire in Ihc dentist's office on Com- merce Street August The judgment was to the Federal Insurance Com- pany which had previously paid damage costs to the own- ers of the office building Dr and Mrs L C Cox Dr Hall did not appear in court to contest the judgment had been agreed upon by both sides prior to the ing hoard In the July term of Law Courl On opening the court Judge Ferguson noted thai four were unaccounted for and ordered the men be arrested on contempt of court charges David Gray court clerk said Ihc order was canceled when it was found that two of Ihc men were out of town a third ill and the fourth arrived for court a few minutes late A judgment of was awarded Charles L Parker Jr 27 in an automobile damage suit against A W and Paul Only testimony Kiner Monday A that of an insurance claim ad- justor who verified that the insurance company paid ages to Dr Cox Judge Shelburne Ferguson instructed the jury to return a judgment in favor of the in- surance firm and the jurors returned within a few to award the specified amoun The case was the suit filed by thc Riners was dismissed Thc suit resulted from an automobile collision between car and one driven by Paul Riner on Highway 23 last February 21 Ill another a jury awarded damaces to J H and husband and wife in a suit against Eugene Williams The total included to cover an automobile repair for damages to the Johnson car in an and damages to Johnson's wife for injuries In the final case on day's docket a jury awarded a to the down Drive-In Theatre in 1 suit against the Rev a Holiness The case involved a between Mr Tinsley's car and a theatre station wagon driven by L R Fuller The wreck curred at thc corner of C h a r 1 e in o n t and Street April 4 1954 Mr did not appear in court and his attorney ex- that the minister had agreed to pay the for repairs to the station wagon Attorney for the theatre had also asked payment soine tional costs to cover tinn of the vehicle due lo the accident cost him his iob i served also as a Slates A French rugn command and cashing know who the and was famous far and spokesman said the attack on il at a local store pigeons and informers wide as a fiddler and orator Route Two between Ihc towns Judge ordered said 1886 the two ran against of and Manis be held under bonds McCarthy became incensed other for governor ready had cost the Rebels 40 ing The amount included this You arc not going crs they were in spirit as well as dead a bond for grand t0 here and call an FBI fact and brothers they The new for obtaining money under agent a stool pigeon He They spoke from the same ilar to a two-pronged false pretenses in the sale of the Capitol police to and slept at the same carried out by the French last and for forgery Wojchowski from the hearing I hotel during that campaign week was aimed al flushing out Manis was arrested by Con- room saying he would have became known as Rebel elements she stable J E Upchurch and chance to come back later and uly Sheriff Dave Myers testify He is under subpoena War of The Roses city of Hanoi in the Red River The War of The Roses most Delta Glatis also testified he knew schoolboys know lor once knew Yalcs C Holmes and in England in lie Middle and had attended Com- Ages when the House of York munist Party meetings with whose badge was the while rose them McCarthy said both men fought thc House of Lancaster worked for Allis Chalmers and whose symbol was the red iw thai they would appear before This was a bitter war Ihc subcommittee Tuesday for a kingdom The other undercover man was Tile campaign between Teto of Mass Hc Taylor brothers was a testified that through a affair but here is wh fully worked out plan of the railed the Tennessee War of Thr FBI he became a shop steward for the One night the brothers banks m the area winch General thc at a small hotel plant in Boston and eventually next morning the woman jackpot by ran the place each named as an with a rose She cave K white for the rive to Bob d a red union All A newspaper writer called Hc said that in Bob the Knight of The itric the Reds found they Rose and Alt he Knicht of KNOXVILLE Re- could ECt any information The Red Rose And thus publican Chairman Guy L Smith they wanted from persons they born the War of The Roses said Monday Ray H Jenkins will had placed in strategic jobs in Bob won that election ami be on GOP ballot in the An- the three terms And in he primary as a candidate for Taking note of the fact that Republican landslide of Aif the party's t S senatorial his three colleagues was swept into the inn because he failed to give were absent McCarthy said they chair He was the last of Ins official notification that hc was had Irvine tn discredit party to Tennessee's inot a candidate the subcommittee's work lest elective office Flood Leaves 200 Homeless In W Va WASHINGTON HNS The American Red Cross reported Monday that about 200 persons were driven from their homes in the morning in and Fenwick W Va by Hoods Torrential rains sent thc Cherry ami Rivers over is about 50 miles cast of Inn The Red Cross said if was im mi chccKme of another Mash flood at Hot And Humid Again Jenkins On Ballot More hot and humid weather is for today ami are expected to te in friendly he lower 90s There are chances it ol afternoon or evening tered showers The high recorded in port Monday was DO degrees The rr a The temperature a registered 75 decrees after 47 inch of rain during the dav Temperatures HIth l 61   

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