The Leaf-Chronicle from Clarksville, Tennessee • 7

THf CUKKSVIUI LtAF-CHRONICLI, July IS; 1W sse lOrloEager New-York May Trail Tokyo In Population Attends Workshop In Colorado 1 1 BOULDER, July 3 NEW YORK liWThe: City of New which for years has Orlo R. principal of Greenwood Junior High School, Clarks Today's Schedule claimed to be the largest in popu ville, recently attended th? Junior 1 -By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. G.B.

St Lou 47 32 .585 High School Principals Workshop lation ir the world, is shrinking in numbers, prelimLvsry special I census report shows. Reports from Tokyo about popu V. 46 36 35 Milwaukee Philadelphia lation growth there indicate that I 4 4tt .568 .557 .544 .537 New York, 7,771,509 persons I Brooklyn 43 36 by latest count, may be third in 44 39 37 44 .457 Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Chicago sixe of population. The latest Tokyo count is 8,471,637. Metropolitan London claims 8,239,910.

90 51 .370 1 37 47 .365 17V4 The city undertook a $1,500,000 special census this spring in the Cmcannati st Brooklyn St. Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Friday'! Results (Ail Night) Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 1 St. Louis 3, New York 1 Chicago 5, Philadelphia I Milwaukee Pittsburgh 4 Sunday's Schedule Milwaukee at Brooklyn Chicago si New York St. Louis at Philadelphia (2) Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2) Monday's Schedule Milwaukee at Brookln (N) Chicago at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia (Nj (Cud ygames scheduled) AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 W.

L. Pet. G.B. hope of obtaining more money from the state. Each additional jiJCST sfVJ'WV flu person over1 ttu 1950 census of ft 7,891,957 would mean $6.75 more at the University of Gokado, The workshop -wae attended by about 35 principals from 21 Estate and the District of Columbia.

It via sponsored by the university's College of Education. Most of the participants stayed only for one week, but some remained in Boulder for a second week of the conference. Twoeenv ester hours of college credjwas offered to those attending the workshop for two weeks. Directing the workshop, whose program is determined by je interests of the participants; wae M. E.

Herriott of Airport Junior High School ht Los It Happened In 'By The Assedated Press MORGANFESLD, Ky. (ft MsJ William FrideL $7, of Lima, Ohio, an Ohio Military tfet Army officer on training at Camp Breclria ridge, was kiilea in an auto, acci in state aid. However, the report released yesterday showed 120,448 drop in population since 130. In the same period suburbs all around the Stan Palys Gives Vols All Star TUt THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Stan Palys, the Southern Association's most valuable player unless ht breaks leg between now and September, put the wrappings on Nashville's sixth AU-tar package with one of the biggest nights of his fabulously successful season. city's borders have enjoyed phe nomenal growth.

The City will try to raise its total by finding re persons to count as residents before the final New York 53 26 count in October. .671 .620 4 .531 11 Chicago 49 30 43 38 Boston Cleveland 40 40 .500 40 40 .500 13', Weather Elsewhere Detroit dent near here Four Baltimore 39 40 .494 14 .372 231. .317 28'A Kansas City 29 49 The 25-year-old Vol outfielder 26 56 homered twice and drove in six runs last night In Nashville's 10-7 decision over the Birmingham The victory, coupled with At- JanU's 4-0 loss to Chattanooga, Ci sUit rl-u boosted the Vols to a SVi game lead and made certain the ap j- 1 pearance of the All-Stars at sui-nhur Dell next Wednesday. Saturday's Schedule Washington at Chicago -New York at Kansas City Baltimore at Cleveland Boston at Detroit Friday's Result (All Night) Now York Kansas City 2 Detroit 5, Boston 1 Cleveland Baltimore Washington at Chicago, postponed rain. Sunday's Schedule New York at Chicago J) Washington at Kansas Xiiy (2) Baltimore- at Detroit (2) Boston at Cleveland (2) Monday's Schedule Washington at Kansas City Only game scheduled.

others were injured, one critical. 7 when the Fridel'a car skidded on Ky. 56, hit a guard rail' snd cm ashed into a grocery store. PKEVJLLE, Ky, (Real? dents of this city hit by die-; astrous floods last January have contributed (3,316.31 for relief of Cameron, the village hi', hardest by hurrianoe Audrey. Citixens started the oampsign alter counting blessings bestowed tajon them in January's Big Sandy Rivsr flood.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (l Asi Eastern State Hospital's new admission; sad aateasive treatment building will be ready for opening as soon as funishinga arrive. The 100-bed structure wiB concentrate the hospital's facilities in one instead of scattered buildings. MOSGAJ'IOWN, fy. -f A 27-yesr-old Jetson maa ia beins; held without bom.

for tie November Butler County' grand 'jury I- T'- i mwm i II i li iiiiii Miii iriwn iWWinii miiir i ti- i ninnnnr-Tn tt 1 i i By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Albuquerque, cloudy 90 65 Atlanta, clear 92 71 Bismarck, otoudy 93 Boston, cloudy 83 86 1 Chicago, cloudy 84 66 Cleveland, cloudy 88 69 1 Denver, cloudy 86 60 Des Moines, cloudy 102 75 Detroit, cloudy 88 67 Fort Worth, clear 101 79 Grand Rapids, cloudy 87 66 Helena, clear 92 61 Indianapolis, rain 88 66 Kansas City, clear 96 80 Los Angeles, cloudy 86' 66 Louisville, oloudy 91 78 Marquette, clear 78 33 Memphis, cloudy 72 Miami, cloudy 89 78 Milwaukee, cloudy 82 tS Paul, clear 88 67 New Orleans, clear 94 75 New York, tain 85 71 Oklahoma, City, clear 99 78 Omaha, cloudy 101 73 Phoenix, cloudy 104 35 Portland, cloudy1 79 St. Louis, cloudy 93 76 Salt Lake City, clear 94 62 Diego, cloudy 75 San Francisco, cloudy 72 $7 327 TH READIES FOR BIG DAY Men of fhs 1st Airborne Battle Group', 321th Infantry are shows) busily preparing for the Group's Activation Day Celebratloa en 17 inly. This day will feature athletic and special events, awards, and will be climaxed by various parties for the efficers, NCO'a men. (Top Left) Two companies strain in the quarter-finals of the Tvg of Eliminations are scheduled for the day prior te Activation Day when the twe finalists will compete lor the championship. (Bottom Left) Troopers apply the finishing touches te the grandstands erected for spectator.

(Center) A 327th troeper drops from an L-20 aircraft over Yamoto Drop Zone. This type of parachute training Jump wiH be repeated on Activation Day. Two jumpers will represent each of the Group'a seven units in this type of jump on 17 July. (Photo by Gonzales) SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Pleasant View Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Berry and for disability. How much vocational rehabilitation training would I be entitled to? The Veterans Corner A. Vocational rehabilitation training does not depend upon your family of Cumberland Height visited Mrs. Lula Berry and Louise Berry Thursdsy. Here are authoritative answers death of your husband would entitle you to a GI loan, even though he obtained one before he died.

Q. A friend of mine died without choosing a method of settlement of his GI insurance policy. But he did name his wife as beneficiary. How will she receive the insurance proceeds? A. She will receive the proceeds on charges he fatally tmbushed from the Veterans Administration length of service.

You may train for as long as is necessary to Won Lost Pet. G.B. Nashville 33 39 .576 Atlanta 50 48 .838 3 Birmingham 60 43 .538 3'i Memphis 48 42 .533 4 Chattanooga 48 45 .516 5Vi Little Rock 39 47 .433 11 New Or lewis 39 93 .429 13U Mobile 33 34 .413 IS Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hayes snd to questions of current interest days with relatives in lUinios.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Self and family this week were Mrs. James Hasley, Jerry, Terry, Phillip, Lac ins and Millie Jean Hasley, Mra. Gilbert Lyle and children, Lucy Self, Mr.

and Mrs. Billy Self and son, H. Davenport and Mr. and Mrs. Artist Way-nick.

Jo Ann Logan spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Sidney Self. his neighbor. Talma LestcY Phelps waived exam, trial yesterday restore your employability, up to a to former servicemen and their family returned to their home to Granite City, Illinois, Sunday. maximum of four years and injin slaying of IldridChii.

families: Memphis walloped the Mobile Bears 8-5, and Little Rock trimmed New Orleans 3-3. Palys, who leads the Southern in ahnott every hiked his homer total to 17 and ran his runs batted In figure 73. Cos of his homers cleared the eenterfieli fence at Birmingham si th 407-foot mark. former major leagueri Ruse Meyer yielded 13 hits in and fcwo-Jhirds Innings but posted his second straight victory since reporting Jo the Vols "rom the Pa- eific Coast League. Buss Reman, rangy Chatta-aooga righthander, blanked Atlanta on two bits and dealt the Crackers their eighth loss in the past 11 games.

Atlanta lefthander Bob Hartman dueled with Hemaa expertly until the eighth when the jwwered by Harmon Killsbrew's homer, put As tame out ef reach. Mottle erected a 4-0 lead in three torungs off Memphis righthander John Bushardt, but Dick Sbgrnen eouldn't hold it Stigman, handicapped by two fourth-inning errors by the Bruin infield, was the loser. Don Lauters homered lor Memphis in the fifth. Lefthander Harry Perkowskl, who replaced Buxhardt in the fifth for the Chicks, was the winner. some cases even longer.

oress, aiso 01 jeraon. Q. My husband, a World War Mr. and Mrs. Roy Groves and children were Sunday dinner guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Logan and Twe vstersn, bought a house with in 36 monthly installments. But A she doea have the rtffht to choose a GI loan. Shortly afterward, he HOT MIX ASPHALT family. Other visitors id the Lo died ef a service connected con iflyjer installment option of payment.

She cannot, however, re dition. As an unremarried widow, would I sun be entitled to' a GI Oriveweyf i Porkiai Areas ieede -Ut 'res Isrimere en Quetltv Werh Cell Asphalt paving coriPAriY aerksvllte-Deve Perautoe Phenef Ml Mill NiaM Ml 7-SSS1 By The Assedated Press ceive the money In one lump sum Q. I was in military service for one year when I Was wounded gan home were Rev. and Mre. W.

S. Ellis and daughter, Sandra Kay. Visiting and Mrs. Buford Shelton and family tins week were Mr. and Mrs.

Schmittou, Mr. loan, even though he used nls benefit, before his death? Marion Mr. end Mrs. Houston Self of Nashville and Mr. and Mrs.

Roy 7 in Korea and had to be discharged A Yes. The service-connected and Mrs. Dentil Balton and family Branson of Clarksville were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Friday' Results Chattanooga 4.

Atlanta 6 Nashville 18, Birmingham little Rcjk 3, New Orleans 2 Memphis Mobile 8 TONIGHT'S GAMES Nasbvills at Chattanooga Birmingham at Atlanta Memphis at New Orleans Mobile at Little Rock SUNDAY'S GAMES Nashville at Chattanooga Birmingham at Atlanta Memphis at New Orleans (2) Mobile at Little Rock of Sango, David end Wendell Shel ton. Hodges. Mr. snd Mrs. William MoCreary and daughter, Paula Knight, of PITCHINO San Jones; Cardinal Gave up only two hits, striking out eight and walking but ape, for S-f vie tory over Giants, toeing a no-hitter on Whitey Lockman't single in six inning and a shutout on Wit lie Mays' two-out homer ninth, HITTING Ray Boone, Tigers Drove three runs with a triple, double and two singles in four trips, bis second consecutive four-hit fame, in 54 victory ever Red fox.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark returned to their home Monday from the Smoky Mountains where WoocHawn, Mr. snd Mra. Austin Bearden and daughter, Joyce Lyn they spent their honeymoon.

Mr. of Cunningham, Mrs. Ira Black- and Mrs. Clark were married July well snd Mr. and Mrs.

Boyd Cole 3th. man and children of Clarksville were weekend visitors ef Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Green. Visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Shelton this week were Ronnie Parker of Clarksville and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Shelton and daughter, iiatituMMUliUiuiiMiutmutmituMtm and Mrs, Karl Green and Mr. and Mra.

Lloyd Green visited Hersohel Parker of tt. Thomas SATURDAY JULY 13 Ann of Clarksville. Rev. W. S.

Mis held prayer service at New Canaan Baptist Senator Green Resting Wjell WASHINGTON UPt Sen. Green (D-RI) rested in Betheeda Ntval Hospital today after colli psing during a reception at the embassy of Pakistan. (keen, 89-year-old chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations 1 'v i IV, y.y -Xl Vhat Hakes Ads Sellers Leach That Pall? Committee, 1 consciousness briefly Friday, but later be walked Into the hospital without aetist-i ance. "It was just beat exhaustion, one of Green's sides' said. "The Hospital Sunday afternoon, HersS-bel is undergoing treatment there.

Mr. and Mra. Erwin Green and children visited relatives in Enn Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Greene and daughter of Nashville werS week end guests of Mr. end Mrs- Also Greene. Carolyn Grayson has returned to her home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Davidson and family of Ashland City.

There will be A working at the Marion Community center Saturday afternoon at one o'elock, Ths people are asked to bring tools to clean tbs ground. Sveryone is Invited. Dafon ieteman spent the week end With her parents St Slsyden. Mr. end Mrs.Eari Raggett snd family moved Monday to Hack- and hit orchestra Featuring NANCY ADAMS, vocalist, winrtfr of Arthur Godfrey Taltnt Contest DANCING 9 TIL 1 Church Tuesday night with special singing by D.

Fletcher and Mrs. Alex Hayes of Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Phillips and family visited Mr.

and Mrs. R. 1. Reeves in Cumberland Height Sunday. Mrs.

James Robert Shelton and children of Detroit, Michigan are spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Lee and other relatives. Francis Ellis spent Sunday with Shirley Hayes. Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Logan paid a visit to David Lee Sykes. Infant son of Mr. end Mrs. Lee Sykes in Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon.

Jo Ann Logan spent Sunday with Sue Saves. i Sidney Self end Lucy Self Is spending a few days in Memphis by the bedside of Mrs. IrS Proctor. Mrs, Proctor is reported be doctors say his condition is very satisfactory. He'll be in the hospital for two or three days of rest -if be'I stay that long." I I Admission 90c pif person Phont iMf 73612 For Reservation 11 BfiR SMArJSIIIP! Thoivlsd edvertlssrs know thfit tho wny to put showman- a chip Into their advertising li to use the Famous Mat Cervices avcllsbloctthla tiewipaperl Join the parcdo of cuccccsf ul advertisers tcdayl berry.

Tbs Marion Community club will -rrti miltWlhiim sponsor an ice oream supper Sat-! A Orftical condition. urday night, July at the community oeoter 1 O'elock, Pro What Happened To 'I Like Ike' Philadelphia op a special concert for the younger set is coming up at famed Robin Hood Dell Wednesday night and the Juniors are going to hear music composed by A fiaa who was really the mcwU-Ludwig Von Beethoven. And as if to make it plain that adulation these days is not. for crooners, rock roll bands and gyrating the sponsors win hand out awusenrts of free buttons, mg ones proclaiming, "I like Ludwig." ceeds will be used for the benefit of fte community center. Mra.

Wayne Shelton and children have moved back from Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Shelton to now hvtng in the A. J. Chambers house on the Slaydea road while Approximately people at tended the homecoming Sunday leaving soTfle repair work does St Marion Methodist Church.

on her home in the Pleasant View Comtmrnity. Mrs: Evie Black, Lela and Ar An offering wis taken of 318.66 for the benefit of the cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Davidson sod family of Ashland City and Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Dtvidson and lene Black art spending a few Chtpplng starts In tha psges of this nevvrpspcra SmEElV SUNDAY BnitpiDE pAhic IIOPKinSUILLE, (Y. Slsriw i 2 P. M. in av m.i -s i A son of Nashville were weekend guests of Mrs.

Frances Da videos and fsmUf. Mr. Snd Mrs. Lee MiSeY erS visiting frtemls and it Detroit mis week. Mr.

and Mrs. Oeorge fiesdy and Robert of LyleS, Mr. and Mrs. Wike Bridges, of Clarksville, Mrs. BrsM Rarvey, I.

Kebiett, Mrs. Arbe Bumpus, Mr. and Mrs. Welburn Yarbrough, Mr. end Mrs.

Rhea filter, Mr, and Mrs. OtiS TarhrOUgh, George FeTrelL Bailey Green, IVtrS. R. M. Hasttogs, Mrs.

Marvis Tsrtvougo, Mrs. Luther Biter and Mrs, Lens Sail were weekend visitors of Mr, snd Mrs. fien Bryant, The eonditioB of ths BrySfit remakis ShMt the same. Mr. and Mrs.

(Buddy fttfttdalS vers' guests Tuesday night of Mr. And Mre JAiBe SurtflJrt of Deaf OftvSf. "Urchins Moro Tljsrt 30,000 Prospective Customers Dally Hieing Every tziurdsy flight At Tha Cutr.a Vtr.tura Sptdwiy TMkte Trials 7:39 M. rifeeet M. ADM.

ADULTS $0 Seeeiteaed ty 1. 1 tsassW by A. MA Thrill mlntit for tht ntlr family" Ueeted ee Me Seve Ised et New Pfeviieeee LawtssaMsssJl iaj n..