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   Kingsport Times (Newspaper) - December 14, 1955, Kingsport, Tennessee                               Days City County 19 Do you la wit pedestrian KINGSPORT TIMES Vol XLI No 249 Kingsport Tenn Wednesday 14 1955 22 Pages Five Cents latest Of Any Newspaper In Southwest Virginia East Tennessee Prof Names People As Fellow Reds CHICAGO former college professor has named some 34 said he knew as fellow Communists in the federal government before and during World War II Included were 16 lawyers employed by the National Labor Relations Board Prof Herbert Fuchs 50 testified in Chicago Tuesday before the House Un-American Activities Committee He was dropped from law of American Uni- In Washington after before committee in a closed session July 15 The ings continue today Fuchs Who said he dropped out of the Communist party in thj 16 NLRB lawyers were members with him of a Com- munist party cell in the NLRB from 1937 to 1942 He also named Communists he said were on the old War Labor Board and other government cies in the Democratic tions of former Presidents lin D Roosevelt and Harry Truman Several persons Fuchs named de- nied the accusations Dr Otto John Is Kept Under Close Security BONN Germany West German government kept multiple turncoat Otto John under close curity while a level investigation continued of his defection to the Communists and return to the West Harriman Is Park Avenue WASHINGTON President Eisenhower was quoted today as felling Republican congressional leaders he regards Gov man of New York a Park Avenue Truman Some of those who attended a While House briefing session Monday said there was sion of Harriman a potential candidate for the 1956 cratic presidential nomination who has been praised by former President Harry S Truman Eisenhower was said to have shrugged off Harriman's attacks on the Republican lion's policies with the comment that he was only a Park enue Truman Court Clears Murder Charge From T-N Virginia Bureau Va A murder charge against a an was thrown out of Circuit Court Lester Asher of Chicago one of here Tuesday when former NLRB attorneys tallied a motion bv the defense to Communist East Germany Fuchs said when he Joined strike Commonwealth's brief comment on the arrival in I the agency in 1938 Fuchs tried West Germany of the Bonn sell me on communism and was M former Asher said he the the case of Mr other attorney the court soil of tacit blessing to John's testimony was nonsense verdict aside louie saying said He never organized Mrs was with dent T the November of her Protection of the Constitution who I son-in-law Potter after an David Rein also a former over politics Congress Leaders Doubt Tax Cut Coming In 1956 A was granted asylum in the German Democratic Republic attorney July 20 1954 has left the German Democratic Republic Dr John had 1 f said in Washingion as a an According lo the testimony struck Mrs Keys with an in the U- lhc quarrel e a with when I me Mem hL a o gcl nim In West Germany mcn ne ls proud Tne started at Bonn where John was will match my the home which Is a secretly Into West country against anyone Including distance from where Mrs Berlin Monday he was given a Walter i who is thorough grilling by an examining tnc I am Defense Attorney Glen R Judge Federal officials said lhal lal friends and lips made the motion lo after several hours of questioning bc lo Judge me on the basis after Commonwealth's Attorney MOUNTAIN tree doesn't have to wait for spring blossoms to become a thing beauty This one on top of Stone Mountain between Norton and Big Stone Gap stands under a glittering gown of December snow the judge took off Tuesday night conduct and Hansel Fleming finished his case Judge Smith declined until he had West It marks a new low in the heard all the evidence from both for seat of the Federal ln a statement 4 Farmers Crimp Oklahoma Bootlegging Business Constitutional Court highest court itory ol the House committee tagged as found it necessary to Sheriff John C Rose took the tor by of human in first and told of going kept strictly secluded officials to attack me because of my scene after he took a phone said There hint of opposition to the ca at a man had been shot the government would do with said he found a loaded six-foot i intend to continue tn do mv EUn which had been blond who had at one lime or to defend the Constitution iii Plx near the body other deserted the three German the courts and elsewhere and bv lc ronL yard of Mrs Keys regimes with which he has I mean the whole officially Including the First By MM MONROE WALTERS Four farmers In western Oklahoma are throwing a the state's bootlegging business Cotton County Sheriff Dyer and his three assistants were Just a bunch of cotton farmers a year iago murder Now fast acquiring a trial of Mrs Blanche Phillips fts experts at Trial Is Reset Rose quoted Mrs Keys as saying reset here this morning while ilie hauling contraband she shot Potter in summons more from Texas to cities r M -i rti i West Germany and and Fifth Amendment and East Germany other provisions of which Mr I Jurors Some West German disapproves I Trooper C E Chandler and Mrs Phillips pleaded not guilly Last May newly In Denver Edward B of murdering Miss sheriff and one of his dry Oklahoma the government to let John off with only disciplinary action for mann denied Fuchs accusation and speaking for himself and his wife Cecilia also named have never been and am not n a member ol the Communist party J imi UNIT witnesses put on Counts at McClure in David Hooper were riding along the Commonwealth i O lhc prospective Jurors three on a county when two cars excused after claiming by them dust in witnesses including Mrs Mary lo the Iwo Involved faces le Hartley mother and two others for living within Ion Mrs Keys who was visiting miles of alleged murder abandoning his official post One minister said he did nol John had gone Easl with any traitorous A reporter for Denmark's big- gest daily ske Tidende said he had brought John back to Wesl Berlin Hendrik Berlin for the paper wrnle in a Fuchs told the committee he was trouble caused by Potter She said asked that on a career I drove quite legally to East the NLRB from 1937 to when home given court This runners He iner daughter the night of the Louis G NLRB lief said In Washington that none They all went to Wallace's of the 16 attorneys named by eat supper that afternoon Mrs is now employed by the agency Hartley said arid she told of the Dyer So we took after the CHICAGO ft Three western University students are going to bc paid for some hollday for science All volunteers they'll get apiece for helping tho ern Traffic Institute stage tests for visiting men from 10 stales Thursday For a study of varying tions one will drink eight shots of whisky another will down six shots and the third just two glasses of beer Two were disqualified after motorists were Lawton ing court they had and the Iwo cars were formed an opinion prospective jurors booze loaded with more than 30 cases of left when Attorney S H That prize haul launched Over of catching whisky and Hooper along E Hope Near Nil VII UM Construction of new Tells Decision Friday WASHINGTON Wl Kefauver campaign headquarters said day Sen Kefauver will announce on Friday whether he will actively seek the Democratic presidential nomination Dixon Donnelley of the c a in staff said Kefauver now on the West Coast will hold a news conference at 10 iCST Friday in Hotel AT that lime he will state his intentions concerning cratic Donnelley said British Outlaw Communism On Cyprus Colony Byrd Bridges Say Balancing Budget Top If em By WILLIAM F WASHINGTON Top House some a big question mark today over prospects for cutting taxes next yea r In separate talks with newsmen Speaker Rayburn and Representatives Martin and Cannon voiced lhat any substantial lax relief would be forthcoming Senators Byrd D-Va and Bridges said a balanced budget is more important than a lax cut Chairman Cooper of House Ways and Means Com- where tax legislation mally Is originated declined to comment on the tax outlook for next year boss Democrat in the House Martin is the top and Cannon heads the Committee In the Senate Byrd is chairman of the Finance Committee and Bridges Is senior Republican on the Cyprus W ations Committee banned lhc Communist party ill Their over the lax this rebellious crown colony today outlook differed from the attitude and rounded up 135 Red leaders of Sen George an tn lightning raids member of the Senate Finance The island flared In a new Committee He predicted Friday ol strikes bombings and pressure for a tax cut will protesting antl loo great for Congress to re- move Strikes lor political purposes are said earlier tills week he illegal but building workers taxes could be cut from Nicosia downed heir tools 3 ln dollars next year Inry cantonment employes stopped said he was far from work and even waiter's in lat cnn be cut refused lo serve guests today lln lnc Pnl of present world In some towns the strikers tried tlons- On lhn contrary he said to march to their union lers but were dispersed by One British soldier was shot dead we may need more Martin and Camion at possibility of In- and another wounded on a Nicosia greased defense spending next street Three more soldiers were which would make both a wounded when a bomb was cut nnd balanced at them In Another record high Income was exploded at Interviewed afler Those picked up Included conference at which mayor of and Larnaca I President Eisenhower reportedly two of Island's largest towns all members of the central com- of Cyprus Communist party known as and Red of- of a billion-dollar boost in defense spending next year Despite his belief that we are away from war today than fleers of the Labor wor a year Martin said The order is part spending may Increase campaign lo put down wo Prevent any tnx Ing disorders caused by for union of the island with cautioned against cutting taxes until the federal budget is balanced and a systematic tion of the national debt Is under- taken County Jail Construction only person who knew about it Nobody else helped him The Iwo drove to Tempelhof port in West Berlin and reported to West German authorities gether they flew to Frankfurt ing from there lo Bonn said John grabbed his hand and said as they crossed the West German What lies in front of me can never be so bad as what lies behind me My visit on July 20 1954 should have been very brief Unfortunately it lasted for a year a half John that despite the statements he had made In East Berlin he hadi been a prisoner of Easl German m a boss Ernst the Danish reporter said member said I ca a deliberate will reportedly appear as he incidents leading The Weather and Partly cloudy and cold tonight with high in lower Partly cloudy and little tn If m- Thursday Friday cloudy and cold with chince of snow TEMPERATURES 11 32 12 Noon 1 P.M 3 P.M 3 P.M 4 P.M P.M 9 P.M 1 P.M 8 P.M 9 P.M 39 43 41 39 P.M 31 28 27 25 1 2 3 S fi 7 B 0 11 Tills TODAY'S SKIES Sunset P.M P.M First Drc 2a In thr moon Is 600 from the Its d of the year In two weeks it will be nearer the earth appear much I SHOPPING DAYS LEFT understand the university's Hide First they praised Mr the shooting publicly lor what he's doing and sne shoot then fired him inward her house las he came inlo varri heard Fuchs named as NLRB make a strange bers of the Communist party Mrs said she got John Dingell Wins lo Asher Ruth Weyand David Rein of Washington Woodrow Sandier Jacob H Krug Mortimer When I looked up he was Ii and started to rake the the door she said I screamed John W Porter and his wife times but I knew it was Allen Harry Cooper or me Frank Donner Scheunemann I Burl Allen DETROIT Hi wine i Tno Package proposal was Under state law from in the Security Council til 1 sale of confiscated liquor China to the county school fund ils Promised vein M I I whisky must be scaled and taken Outer Mongolia and the Soviet out of the state j Union then carried out its threat There's nn doubt that Dyer Is lo lnc 13 non-Communist enjoying liis first year as homa peace officer i As soon as the Nol a one of us has ever rapid-fire balloting supporters Democrat John a day's experience the package scheme began Russian Plane Picked For Year Dingell Jr swamped We're just a bunch of cotton sounding out fellow Thomas E Tuesday to farmers tes members of port Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and Bureau Board of Directors were announced this morning was by mall Members of election board were Paul Scott Flem Winders and M M Goodman Tlie new boards will have a joint meeting later this month and elect officers A B Coleman executive said New members of the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors elected for two years A M Brinkley First National Bank Howard Wilson attorney F E McGlaughon Moore er Inc Ben Haden Kingsport Publishing R C Burton NEW Ml Just Eastman Co F S Crosley succeed his late father as boi from Michigan's Democratic 15th Congressional Dis- me Unofficial final returns from the district's 322 precincts pave Sharp Martin Kurasch and Joseph B Kills 2 Robison i Fuchs named as members of the SANTA ANA Calif INS Communist party while in pilots were killed yesterday Dingell 19624 votes to ment Leah Robison a cousin of Joseph Robison one of the former NLRB lawyers James Gorman Samuel Ellis Eleanor Henry Rhine Arthur Sidney and Julia Kalz Janel Gaines Stern and Jessica Rhine their planes collided in for the Republican over Camp just north attorney of San Diego Calif Wreckage of the operating out of El Toro represented by John Dingell Central India this morning Pre- Kingsport This is Nehru s second gift plane tied and The district which is entirely age was reported from a Panther the city of had felt Tuesday in 2 Calling of i a Kenneth Bingham Wyoming town from the Communist area Czechoslovakia presented Dorian Duffer of next spring at which V Ford Grant Will Aid Expansion At the annual meeting of the Valley Community tho major topic of tion was the unexpected gift of from the Ford tion which had fallen as one man said like manna from Heaven We were delighted and prised at the said S H Anderson president of the pital and It is a wonderful gift to all the people who live in the area covered by the hospital Anderson added As far as we know Holston Valley Community another expansion program which I T M Divine vice president and cd that during the year serving as Junior members m v inning i i in: lln J 1 will add approximately 120 beds It was also announced he chairman of the Public Relations pital had provided a total of 0116 She said that the Scolt County bringing the capacity of the had named 1 M Whisnant Committee of the hospital In a days of hospital care for the were an outstanding lo a of 365 beds and 48 Jr as assistant director of the short report said that there had gent This figure represented a I job and praised Rills Whisnant comes lo n decided decrease In the jCOM of about which added for the great help they gave when There will also be under om Sea Level N C where lie I number of complaints and what to the services given adult members were not gram increased emergency room I was director of a smaller had been were quickly Ironed an outlay of nearly a able quarters as well as bigger hospital of which he had He pointed out lhal comments from tory occupational and physical therapy and x-ray He announced that James C the building and equipping jm n r misunderstandings there White the former president of He is a graduate of Davidson Col lege he Is married and has one hospital had agreed to serve as chairman of the expansion gram and that the executive com patients about the care they had re- at the hospital were almost invariably highly complimentary and he read excerpts from a letter in speaking of the activities ne excerpts irom a lu from one former patient who he year Anderson mentioned the eci the doctors to the which had been made of orderlies i A M Brinkley of lhc ler million dollars He out lhat billions of the the counties of Sullivan Scott and Hawkins and Community Chest about was paid but the hospital still had to absorb about of the loss f hnd employed Jack Norman the hospital's insurance coverage to be the recipient of this gift consultant Norman served the addition of a psychiatrist lo the lli he In speaking further about in a similar capacity for staff physical the financial great news Anderson out the last expansion program He therapy and in- affairs of the hospital were in ex- Tlic Auxiliary has been able lo make several gifts of equipment from tho profits of the Hospitality and Gift Shop she reported Nineteen members were elected to the board to serve three-year terms These included J E Raymond Bennett Ralph I Barker Stuart Glen Br Men's C K Koffman port Office Supply W F Lacy Wholesale Electric Co Old members of the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors with one year left to serve Richard Bailey E B Blankenbecler Franklin ing A S Brooks Citizens Supply Milton Holston Coal W S Farmer Kingsport National Bank w E Gardner J C Penney Dept W Ray Hillman Fuller and William H Jordan Bennetl Edwards Inc W E Lacy Coca-Cola Bottling Works William S Vaughn TEC W F Winders TEC James B Wrighl Kingsport Utilities Inc Men on the Merchants Bureau Board of Directors with one year left to serve L P Gregory Gregory ance Co C C Mrs H J Glen Bruce Sales Co of J H MIS n J bimei speaking Dobyns Grant Bowers Ed ie women s Auxiliary of lhc Godwin John A Lee Wallace Boyd lal reported that the J S Moody R L Peters Jack Ul readied HOW in 1 William S T W lr Warn is preparing to embark committee and the from four to eight Finance Committee and 79 High School the Rev J L Trent Co   

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