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   Kingsport News (Newspaper) - October 14, 1957, Kingsport, Tennessee                               Attend Mass Meeting Tonight Deathless Days City County 59 Slow up here and show up there KING SPORT NEWS VOL 85 KINGSPORT TENN MONDAY OCTOBER 14 1957 CIrcl 8 PAGES 5 CENTS The Weather little warmer Tuesday partly cloudy and a Uttle mild sunny and a little warmer today Tuesday fair and mild E II Hugh Dulaney Fund Drive Is Two-Fold Tonight citizens of Kingsport will gather at the or Ihc traditional Community Chest Mass Meeting This year the annual campaign Is two-fold It will raise fo an expansion program at the Holston Valley Community Hospita and lor the Chest agencies Prior to Uie mass meeting early arrivals will b entertained by a concert by High Scho Drive Teams Are Listed EGYPT'S UNITS IN SYRIA Rocket Shell Is Watched Companion Is Stealing Show Late Col Palmer Praised At Dedication Of Center WASHINGTON Oct 13 OP rocket companion stole the show today with a brilliant for amateur ers and qualified for possible top billing on the scientific stage too I rather think we'll learn more for a while from observing the rocket than the satellite said a spokesman for the Nava Research Laboratory's Projec Vanguard center of U.S satellite efforts The rocket which went into an orbit of its own while giving Sputnik its final boos Into space Is now believed bj High School scientists to be that would end with its burning under the direction of Paul Ar- altitude In the first stages nf a ringlon T M Divine drive chairman says preliminary work of the campaign is completed We have done all we know to do to put the story before all the up like a meteorite in the atmosphere We know It Is losing altitude the spokesman said but added plunge will come people We think most of the that whether the t of this area are aware of basic facts We have made plans to see to It that who earns a months has not The following is list of Hospi Chest Campaigning In has an The first listed name In to fulfill his duty as a Divine said Teams Organized He said approximately 200 men have been teams to do tion yet been calculated Sputnik Itself showed up apparently right on schedule Dr lohn P Hagen Vanguard tor has said that the satellite will maintain a fixed orbit and staj up the actual a year or more The rocket remnant less dense than the tightly packed satellite is believed to be more each division Is team chairman E Weber and members of Bar Association AUTO and AUTO Hobert C A Whiltaker E jj will serve in extremely rarefied many BASKS and coordinator for the where the two bodies are Woodard J B Catron William learns Hugh Dulaney will orbiting In the same capacity lor the And tho satellite equipped with miniature Instru Hundreds See Event Crippled Children's Center Opened Good neighbor of Kingsport and good neighbor of was one of many tributes paid to ory of the late Colonel E W er at the dedication of the Palmer Memorial Center for Crippled dren Sunday afternoon This tribute came from Earl Schenck Miers American author of books dealing with the Civil War period of American history and long a personal friend of the late Colonel Palmer Miers was one of several ers at the dedication ceremonies held on the grounds of the new Center Several hundred citizens of port and the surrounding area joined with members of the Society lor Crippled subject to frictional slowing down dren and Adults Inc and visitors points at the town teams Both say they have complete teams to cover every part of ness and industry There is a fine spirit of en- among the team they repprt The distributing and collecting pledge cards start Marsh William A BEAUTY and SHOPS Sutton Coy E R CHAIN P Williams W E Gardner A D Leachman Wayne Powell E R Elkins CONSTRUCTION and Cassel B O Harry Charles William C Lady Dr Frank J Buckles Dr James B Elliott Dr J Robert Hodge Dr W P Johnson DRUG R Ross George Armour FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Gillette Kenneth Bingham Divine explained there is an Olen Pierce John Gruber error in the fact sheet which will Shell J W Arnold Pete Peters I be distributed The error shows Isley the total cost of the expansion to which the United sates Philip Farnham chairman of Palmer Memorial Committee which undertook the memorial project shortly after the death of plans to send up is believed likely colonel Palmer in November 1953 early Tuesday morning they said Final Before mass meeting the teams wiil meet for a briefing They will instructions and their pledge cards campaign material and literature They will then attend the mass meeting In a group behave more like the rocket than like Sputnik While the Naval Laboratory wouldn't discuss this aspect of the rocket study other scientific sources said that obviously all sible Information about what pens to the Russian rocket when final will be of the dense atmosphere absorbing interest to receive last minute I technicians trying to develop receive last minute mis sile weapon ship of Junior Chamber of Com- merce INSURANCE and ESTATE J T Parker F E McGlaughon John Wimberly Val Edwards LAUNDRIES and Hiram Wall H K F Mire MANUFACTURERS SMALL William Lacy Albert Lowe Miles Ellis L F Kent E E White James B Tubbs Watson O Guy W Kirk Allen W M Schotanus L Palmer Young son Davis Atkins Carl H Bates M Lyons HI W Paul Hall MOTELS and Sidney Miller lames Miller PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Harry P Mills Frank Rule Raleigh Hampton Stewart Corkle James H Page Howard Poston Walter Allen Gorden tering M a c k Ray Fred Barter W P Major RETAIL Downtown E M Keilly Ralph Grant Joe Williams Ketron Bob Beck Carl Jess Godwin Queen Tells Canadians and reason for the f campaign and the yardsticks JL ie among the items I be The correct figure SI Community Chest budgets over- 1 c: be ed at meeting The amount needed for the is To this is ed in State and Federal Ford Foundation reserve from previous hospital campaign and funds from depreciation and reserves accounts A total of New directors for the Chest will be elected at the mass meeting Moonshiners Are Raided Several moonshiners in the OTTAWA Oct 13 Queen Elizabeth n told Canadians in her first live television speech she hopes to come see them again in two years and haps bring her two children ior a visit In English and French the year-old Queen thanked the people for their hospitality on her visit in 1951 as a princess apologized for staying only four days this time and said she hopes she will be back in 1959 or the St rence Seaway opening We hope she said including her husband Prince Philip who is with her now we hope that one day we shall be able to bring our children here Her visit in 1959 will be more presided at yesterday's event t by an invocation given by Dr E Gibson Davis Keys to the new Palmer Center ware presented by D S Sample chairman of the Palmer Memorial Campaign Fund on behalf of 2.600 donors to Usif Haney president of Virginia Cerebral Palsy Center Inc Children receiving treatment at training at the Cerebral Palsy ter are now permanently housed ill the new building It was designed by William H Wallace A I A and built ly from funds contributed by area citizens and friends of Colonel Palmer throughout the nation James C Write Tennessee mnn Co president paid tribute to Colonel Palmer as a successful in- leader The Rev Leicester F Kent lauded him as a religious man In the dedicatory prayer Singing the Lord's Prayer by bara Jean Shoemaker ate of Cerebral Palsy Center now a student at ligan College closed the outdoor ceremonies Highlight of the entire program was the talk by Miers who was presented by Walter F Smith ident of Kingsport Press and long time associate of Colonel Palmer Nature cannot again produce one like him the tribute once paid Leonardo da Vinci by one of the artist's favorite pupils was quoted by Miers in reference to Colonel Palmer For many years as president of THERAPIST SHOWS CON- NIE SUE on the arms of her father HAROLD SPARKS Sr is absorbed in watching physical therapist VIOLET POGORZELSKI administer on doll HAROLD Jr 7 also shares his interest Magistrates In Hawkins Face Problem ROGERSVILLE Oct 13 are expected to attack the problem of rapidly diminishing funds when Hawkins County Court meets in regular quarterly session here Monday County Judge John K Williams of Surgoinsville said last week that a plan to revise property tax in the county would probably be introduced during Monday's Conservative county officials had estimated property reassessment would net the county from East Germany Pulls Fast One On Currency Change BERLIN Oct 13 a protest to the Russians nist East Germany sealed off what they regarded as a people from the outside world violation of the four-power day while it pushed through a blitz pation accord on free German currency changeover that cost the traffic wil to revenue annually in increased Blairs Gap section of business were out out extensive she said Her present the National Society for Crippled stay confined to Ottawa Children and Adults and for ments Tax Assessor James Ferrell has stated that reassessment is the only answer to properly tax problems in the county He said that his office flooded with com- the annual is continually plaints about as officers raided and captured four stills Sullivan County Constable J F Crawford said the four stills were Wednesday when she goes to the United States In 1959 I am hoping to be Hay wood Modlin J H Harrison Jr Jack VaUThn RETAIL STORES Solan Campbell P T C E Sieve Becker Bon er Frank Berl Ogle George i all located in the loth ent when the St Lawrence Sullivan County mile radius in about a is opened she explained I and then i hope to take that The stills were described as to travd more and two of he copper across the country The officer said no arrests The Queen did not ignore years more as the Society's first I beloved president en elder stateman Colo exerted an influence upon can life that no sound social torian of our times properly should the noted author and torian said The National Society was a small scattered and somewhat However Ferrell has asked for and a per in his lone Palmer salary thn is rainier sMary js Reassessment project was first West millions In a surprise broadcast at Prime Minister Otto ordered the 1 million East Germans to surrender their ey for the new currency before police and officials p.m Communist immediately began herding sleepy-eyed citizens to conversion centers In banks schools factories and restaurants to get the new bills at the ex- change rate of one for one Each citizen was allowed cash for what he surrendered up to 300 at the Western exchange rate The Reds promised the balance could be drawn from banks starting next Saturday Western experts said this will give the Stalinist regime a de- tailed accounting of the money held by each citizen and open the way for a new squeeze on what voiced during the special session of i little private business remains the court on Aug 5 but no The old East German currency thin Berlin and on the autobahn link to West Germany Travel is expected to return to normal tomorrow In his broadcast the East man Premier charged that East marks had been hoarded in West Germany and West Berlin for rency speculation and for the fi of espionage organiza tions Grotewohl said the sion would make these worthless Millions of East marks have piled up in the hands of West lin and West German banks open market exchange offices men speculators and various of- agencies Middle East Tension Up Air Force Navy Cover Landing DAMASCUS Oct 13 ian troops landed In Syria today or the first lime In modern ory to reinforce this country's defense against aggression from ny direction a communique The joint Com- mand here said the Egyptians dis- embarked at the Mediterranean port of Latakia The number and destination of he troops was not Riven The Egyptian Middle East News cy reported In a Cairo dispatch they landed under cover of Egyptian naval units and planes of both nations Egyptian reinforcements were viewed here as connected with mounting der tension Informed Egyptian sources said specialists and technicians from Egypt were already on hand They reported these men had been flown in since mid-September Armed forces of both Egypt and Syria long closely allied get their arms from the Soviet bloc The common source of their weapons and ammunition should simplify their supply situation In any joint operations There was no Immediate com- ment in Washington from the Slate Department on The U.S 6th Fleet Is In the on training cises When trouble developed in Jordan last May the fleet was sent into the eastern to exert a calming Influence on the Middle East There was no indication whether it might be re- deployed in the light of today's developments Both Syrian and Egyptian air squadrons which fitted out with Soviet planes gave the Egyptian naval units air cover on their way from Egypt to Syria the communique said It added that the Egyptian val units will begin a formal it in the Syrian port Monday The move was taken under the two countries mutual defense agreement which provides for joint military action in the face of aggression or the threat of sion against either country Syria's Army Chief of staff Maj Gen Afif and gence Chief Lt col Abdul Hamid went to Cairo early in tember to discuss strengthening the pact Afterward an- that joint plans for any contingency had been developed and said the armed forces of the two countries were considered a single unit under Egyptian com- mand The Moscow radio said that viet Vice Adm V F Kotov had in Damascus with and while a Soviet naval ron was visiting Syria late last month From a military viewpoint Egyptian units would be of little help against such a strong power as Turkey But the move indicates readiness to active the Egyptian joint command in case of renewed hostilities with Israel The situation has been marked by rough lalk from both ton and Moscow U S Secretary of State Dulles told the world the Over The Coffee Cup was taken at that time It was issue of about five billion mark that the plan be made a part j became valueless except for of a school bonds issue coins and bills up to one mark stores these davs 1 As Red police and I United States would defend key against any aggression kita Khrushchev Soviet strong man announced the Soviet Union will defend Syria against any at- tack The joint military command is also supposed to include the array of Saudi Arabia all under By FREEHOFF tlan Commander Gen Ab- Napkin rings del Hakim Amer That's a slow mover in TV interview before the 600 industrial advances and Todd TRANSPORTATION William King Roy Moore Paul Bellamy UTILITIES and Miller John son Clarence Bryan Howard Claude Gene Lockhartt Paul Gentry Kenneth Wright Ralph Kintr J White J D Blackburn S R Shriver Lee Davis George Peters Bob Neeley Counterspy Tells Of Luck That Saved Him By WASHINGTON Oct 13 Counterspy Boris says a chance catch a plane instead of a train saved him from kidnaping by Soviet agents And he says he has since learned the kidnap squad was waiting in Vienna the credit to the staff and the trained and I am willing to meet the Colonel half way From year to the staff grew better the number of trained professionals increased be- cause the darn old businessman insisted they must Open house for visitors continues through today at the new Palmer Memorial Center with members of Illicit 11 West Berlin Pedestrians Linen napkins are still used East Berlin from the West dinners of course but picked up by police or questioned with napkin napkins Tne House Committee on Club serving as American Activities made able records of some of the inter- views Its staff members had with cial hostesses although visitors are always welcome during regular A girl was ed from hospital hist after receiving emergency ment for an of aspirin Bear 2116 W Sullivan was received at Holston Valley Community Hospital at p.m jand searched on the Western officials met to washed after the dinner Is Sighted Sessions of the annual meeting of John Sam Anderson Jr Ol his William fM he a The motion the Tennessee for Crippled and Di word Mure producer is with a I Children and Adults beine held in nr I vie 9 u role in breaking the Kingsport for the first lime Heeo ur ur prearranged signal ring that included the also through today I America that his life was in ly confessed spy Jack Sobei Following a Parents Council The girl's father John Bear told attendants the child had taken an Carter County Woman Killed The passing of the silver napkin j C i ring is a sign nf the times Napkin Oct COLORADO SPRINGS Colo rings belong to a more trainer with two Air Force aee jeers aboard was found Each member of the family had against Cheyenne Mountain west his own place at the of here this afternoon unknown number of the tab She was released from the good condition was at he head of 1 disappeared last had his own napkin ori a Eht Scott Air loften with his name engraved or it Si Louis Mo to Ent ELIZABETHTON Tenn Oct After meal each K The North American Air De- j E shun Phillip Lewis Chase Arthur Dobyns Glenn Bruce R N Brough SCOTT Barker William Short Mrs Ernest len jger and he must come home alj said efforts to send I food 16 his aged father The day he eot message in Russia first brought him in had been hesitating between a j contact with Soviet day tram or plane to said they looked him over na He decided on the plane If he had taken Hie train the ing would not have reached Kim breakfast at the Inn this morning and the president's dinner last night at Country years up the contact and doing favors before enlisting him la their apparatus there will be a public for con at the Civic Auditorium today at noon and a series of professional demonstrations at the Center this afternoon For Look At Sputnik WASHINGTON Oct 13 Washington camera a special bars a telescope to watch for v of a Tennessee Vallcvlwouid replace his napkin I Authority construction neatly rolled up died at a hospital here this after- Today when families noon pf injuries received in a quick in the automobile accident ien snack bar the traditional r identified the woman Seating arrangement is Ernest H same as always husband works for TV A a But paper napkins seme ot car in which quite almost uni- offer a apparently replaced linen for the It also said II had powerful prices up to And rammed meal residence j Thus the napkin has joined The death was the seventh the disintegrated upon and fatality In Carter County this hade as a quaint the j was scattered in a line fense Command identified the as Lt Col Steven H Turner Berlin Mass and Capt Roy k of Oakton Va both here The wreckage on the west slope in was ted by an Army plane from by Ft Carson one of 63 craft participating in a search that Eastern Colorado Ent base officials said the let I over 200 yards   

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