The Leaf-Chronicle from Clarksville, Tennessee • 7

CLARKSVILLE LEAF-CHRONICLH Tuesday Afternoor, September 27, Strike Fight At Aircraft Plant New Head Men of Ku Klux Klan ff rM3V County Personals (Continued from Pago 6) News Oflntertrt To Colored Pcr-Ia CARD OP THANZS Mr. Mack Caldwell and, family wish to thank- their many friends, both white and colored, for kindness shown during the death of their wife and mother, Lura Caldwell. Especially to Rev. Couch and Mrs. Dickson for their kindness and services.

The "Queen City Chorus" of tha of McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Kama and daughter, Kathryn, were guests Bun-day of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Karns.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison and children were guests last week of Mr Mrs. Ernest Slate. Ben Byard, who has been 111 for some time, remains about the same.

FREDONIA, Dinner guests of Mt. Olive Church, under the direction of Wm. Moore, will render County. Mrs. Grace Brewer James teacher at Bethel School in Cheatham County, spent the week-end with Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Gossett of Oakplaln. Billy Hunter of Nashville the week-end with his parents Mr.

and Mrs. Freeman Hunter, Mrs. Nannie L. Fordson of Guthrie, Kentucky sperft the weekend with her sisters. Miss "Rebecca Williams and Mrs.

W. H. Bell. Miss Jessie Basford is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Mattie Shannon of Springfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Paoe of Detroit, Michigan are expected to visit relatives here this week. C. B.

Basford attended the State Fair In Nashville Saturday." -Revival Held The revival is in progress at Mallory's Methodist Church. The pastor Reverend Jack Sides Is the speaker. A Cuban has been present during the meeting as the guest speaker but due to other work could not stay the full time. Ben Basford Jr. Is 111 of tonsil-itus.

v. v. a program at St. Peter Church, Sunday Oct. a at 4:30 P.M.

i State's Railroads Seek Freight Hike NASHVILLE, UB Railroads operating In Tennessee have naked the State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission for a 10 percent freight rate boost. The carriers filed their petitloa yesterday. They said they are net asking for an increase In road aggregates, only the same rate Increase granted on Interstate freight rates by the Interstate Commerce Commission Aug. 2. The petition asks that the carriers be allowed to amend their petition of April which asks, for a six per cent hike in rates, to Include "the additional four per cent Increase.

The roads were granted a 25 per cent rate Increase, with certain exceptions, March 13. They have since asked that the 15 per cent boost be applied generally. The petition asking a six per cent hike was the latest filed by the carriers Both have been taken under advisement. Tho railroads also voluntarily offered to cut their Intrastate rates on petroleum products. Commissioner J.

B. Avery said the pro-' posed petroleum tariffs will become effective Oct. 10 unless suspended by the Commission. The rate cut would amount, he said, to a reduction of about three cents on gsch 100 pounds of petroleum. DARDZCUE AT SANGO METHODIST CHURCH SEPT.

23 P. M.1 Price Phone 24-51 Sang 1643 M-2Clarkivill for Tickets in I In. rtrf'lH-ni i -MVm I Dr. Lycurgus Spinks (left) of Montgomery, Ala, and Sam W. Roper (right) of Atlanta meet in Knoxville, as the new heads of the newly-formed Associated Klans of America.

Roper will be Imperial Wizard and Spinks will become Imperial Chaplain. (AP Photo). kit, ana ws. vnanes oeaneue ana family Sunday were Rev. and Mrs.

Huey Garner and daughter, Carolyn, of and Mrs. A. W. Watson attended the State Fair in Nashville. Albert Stack, who suffered a stroke last Tuesday, shows no noticeable Improvement.

Floyd Alley Is improving from a minor operation. WOODSV ALLEY. Mrs. Joe Hes. ter and daughter, Linda, of Nashville and Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Ferbee wereuests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stone and family. Mrs.

Sallie Jarmon la seriously 111 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Bone. 1 Several farmers between Marion and Woodsvalley were made happy Friday afternoon by the current being turned on. They have waited a lifetime for it OAKPLAIN Miss Jessie Evans of Nashville spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lauren Evens.

Mrs. Evans has received word concerning the 'death of her brother Leslie Walker of Detroit, Mich. She and her sister, Mrs. Johnny Perry 'of Nashville recently returned home from his bedside. Mr.

Walker was well known here as he formerly lived at Oakplaln. He was the sono of the late Jim Walker and Mrs Ms Basford Walker. Mr. and John Evans spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs Tom King and family in Cheatham Jead the Leaf-Chronicle Ads Regularly! Judge Shows Films To New Citizens PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. (IPT Judge E.

D. Woodburn lays claim to being the only Canadian magistrate who administers the oath of citizenship with the aid of movies. When a group of, new Canadians lines up for papers before Judge Woodburn, he sets up a projector, pulls down a portable screen, draws the blinds, and puts on a double feature, at no charge to the fans. Two national film board productions, one entitled "Ballot Boxes" and the other, "Peoples of Canada" make up his program. The first explains the Canadian electoral system and the second depicts the polyglot population jf Canada, calculated to make new-corners feel at home.

Judge Woodburn recently added a third film to his program'Open-lng of Parliament." Deputies, strikers and workers tangle in a scuffle at the Bell Aircraft plant at Wheatfield near Buffalo, N. after a fist fight between a. picket and a non-striker. Undersherlff Arthur Muisiner described the outbreak as a small-scale riot. (AF Wlrephoto).

What's In A Name? Ask These People WASHINGTON," ()' -Buiupus Cove rang up a victory today over a U.S. government agency that has been calling it Bumpass Cove. Bumpus Cove is a little community in East Tennessee In the Cherokee National Forest. Since 1896 it has been carried on govern ment maps as Bumpass the Board on Geo- Moses -of Biblical fame stuttered badly. Nashville Police Nab Alleged Counterfeit Artist NASHVILLE.

(M Police have arrested a man identified as Edgar 52, of who they say was found in possession of $640 in counterfeit bills. U. S. Secret' Service Agent Albert Vaughn said the bills-all of $10 denomination on the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, "excellent reproductions oi the real thing." Tipped off by a suspicious branch bank manager, City Patrolmen Andy Regg and Earl Porte arrested Johnson yesterday They they found three loaded pistols in the man's car. Police have been on the alert for counterfeiters since a flood of Bogus money hit yarious Tennessee Cities in -recent graphis names sent out a routine proposal that the valley In which the settlement lies be officially listed- as Bumpass: Cove, too and the stream on which it lies be called Bumpass Cove Creek.

To the surprise the place-narners, the local residents raised a clamor heard all the way to Washington. Rep, Phillips (R-Tenn) went to Tennessee and held a community election on the issue Every vote was for Bumpus. Now the U.S. Board has not only reversed Itself on the proposed names for the valley and creek, but also repealed the 1896 decision and re-listed the village as Bumpus Cove, Term. Stock Market In Lower Trend NEW YORK, Iff) The stock market slowly settled Into lower price ground today.

Losses ranged to a point or' so with most limited to small fractions. A handful of shares inched upward and a wide variety- remained at Monday's closing levels Overnight orders accounted for a mild flurry of activity at the opening but trading soon dropped off to a routine pace. -TT 5 Santa Fe, up nearly 2 points Monday on rumors of a possible stock split, fell back more than a point. Others lower included Bethlehem Steel, U.S. Rubber, Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, Admiral American Telephone, Kennecott Copper, Allied Chemical, International Paper, N.Y.

Central. Southern Pacific, Standard Oil (NJ), U.S. Gypsum, aid General Electric. Higher were Goodrich, United Aircraft. Lockheed, Southern California Edison, Sinclair Oil and Pan American Airways.

i Corporate Bonds moved narrowly. U.S. Governments held steady in over-the-counter dealings. 1NSTALLE Golf ball Downs Bird FORT WORTH, Tex. (U.R) Barton Cole, city Junior golf champion, scored a birdie literally.

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