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bo vpen Bi nw wan W. © Devis, . . ‘3 Ae oS Ey ML ET Tusewell, ef th xtate eormum ‘ties, will preside Short represents the Seventh District in Miseourl. He was for- metiy a college professor and Bap- tye ruin'rter He ia a Tanking mem- ber of the Military Affairs Com- mittee of the House, and waa & candidale for the Republican vice presidential nomination. S!noe Jan. 3, he has spoken for the party in 82 states. Prominent Republicans mentioned for the gubernatoria) nomination are Ralph Tedder, of Rockwood, known af a fluent speaker; C. N. Frasier, of Camden; Bailey Walsh, from the New Yerk City treasurer, -* ated eM a = ia “(st Folk School Paid Et “pr ft s'moan mamed | action and repords lead us to believe that they are closely allied with the Communist organisation. , * Presence of 2 man named Goethe at the Highlander Folk School, from New York City, paid by a eheck be aympethetic to the people an a ' Ton created something of a stir about the|/ whole 1 feel that you, as a “liberal” institution near Mont-|man are wholly in favor of our 4 . oa eagle, secording to information! American demometic form af sov- Hioh of es 1 some reaching The Newe-Free Press last!ernment and having been in close] : tT) ’ re night. te ot the check with contact with this Highlander Fol The facirlle . oc Schoo! since its organization, - _ which Mra, Eleanor Roosevelt, wife!nitely mow that they are not weatherman— making no of the President, paid for # sotolar-|¢riendly to our form of government|that there will be enough re § 7 ship to be given by the school, was| This matter ie brought to youT/chase away the heat wave brought in by the same informent,latiention through friendship for|nearly a month ok). - . ef Memphis, and John C. Golna, a reUnbie eitizen of Tracy City. and ry loyalty to our form of of Chattanoogs. Frazier has been/® Pit gunday'a News-Free Pres!'government, and trust that on your| oe officlal tether witht mentioned for either the sena have| Presented an exclusive story of the next visit to our locality you will partly cloudy wea a ro gubernatorial On Ons noes disowning of Folk School support/make a special point of doing some|local showers today. There will Tedder and Ray Jenkins, © by Representative Estes Kefauver.| personal investigation of this outfit! little change in temperature, * HOOFER FOR ERUESI The letter on ena ony oe before you become oetne te allied an expected high of degen which brought answer from the(/with them, or en your in- ~ The Knoxville Journal yesterday |congreasman read as follows: fluence towards furthering their thereabouts this were quoted former Gov. Ben Hooper, of July 3), 1940. imovement. . . . August continues be Newport, as saying that Mr. Kruesi/Hon. Estes Kefeuver, Member of | May I take this opportunity of/hot, with each day so far mhould be drafted for the Senate.) Congress, thanking you for your interest in|well above normal High and that Dr. G. V. Dyer, of Nash-| washington, D. C, securing the replacement of taxes|through Saturday was re ville, Vanderbilt University pro-| near Mr. Kefauver: which were seemingly Jost through| Aug. 1; when the mercury fessor, would be a formidable can-) J] have noticed with considerable|the TVA. . to 98 degrees. Bo far, six cut of didste for governor. concern the fact that you seem to _ 10 days had teteperatures in ducee vee agit,” Hooper Wall have received considerable support.) Some toll bricge attendants now |nineties. Low for the quoted, “name Paul Kruetl oFleither solicited or unsolicited, from|juse paper begs to, prevent a abock some other man equal fo him for/the Highlander Folk School atlof static electricity. Motorists are United States senator, and you willl ponteagle, Tenn. We, Jocally, feeljesk to drop thelr toll payment into in a ee ee tate t al anaes Seo & reel Face in Tennessee inj that this organization is definitely | the bag, the paper serving as inmula-|day noon, with § folel of 1 November.” of the fifth ecolumn type, and their|tion against the shock. recorded Aug. 7. Atvenpts may again be made to dwn ba. Kroes at Knoxville, but = ft is fetieved be will decline to @evete his interests to the Willkie : we hs dd iu Nashville 4 atest a week ago. A Kruesi draft r meovrevnect clartad in Nashville, but Bh The cen wes se mt he desired 3 we devcia nie affore ta Willale as iches>‘emeted few tee yt BM, £ateva Memphis "he | rere. ara a boon * te rently amen Uened for thie position Cnal- 1 Did announced psev- wre’ dos. ogo is had named How- mc of Beart, of Hunteville, at- trem oe a cral of the Nineteenth wore +o Teer ezee for the Repub- ditar ticket In the coming cam- Pecgn. Kiker was the Party's nom- we% 27. aneelros in the 1938 cam- pegn. fe haz taken @ leading port oS: tetas Republican affairs fur the past several years. Public Invited Today Ry Necen Scout Camp uy Righty-eight Bor Scoits and lead- ers are masemibied at Camp Davis Poo th caer gant y encempment Amore Ug g-con se sents from Spoth@e eeain Pittsburg and Uns acute are divided inte 10 patrodM, sleeping under 10 separate Vers A Tttro: lesdar dg in ebarge a ces t Latrol moves as a unit. Port nono are given to ia beet ot rt _ Sv Sle ie coe pas Le fovited te attend the carp pregram Sunday evening a ¢oclork . The oex\ week will start Wedues- day, Aug 14 Sesuts desiring to at- ee of Lhe Teg ster gt inth | Study this picture closely, This is a re-enactment of a i : . ’ tra, mags. A youth drowned because his friends were power less to aid him. They ker of e-saving. Seven persons have drowned in the lake since was formed; others y swimmer of ordinary talent may learn life-saving methods. The Red Cross 2¢¥ class daily except Saturday and Sunday at McCallie Lake from 10 am, to HOON; arner Park. Learn te combine lifs-sa with swimming. .._. . : a tel : doe Wits. rminixtuns alrplene ex- Dern al , toregr samp here bart wea for olcar ecouts, Please dua wu a2 socom ay posible, aaGhis Tie ~ - : =, ‘ 7 fe : * gre Jaws h Led *: ; Loe er