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Cherokee Warden
Called On Carpet
ATLANTA (UPI) —The Cher
okee County prison camp war
den was called on the carpet
by the State Corrections Board
lor "serious lnfractlons”of pri
son regulations, including fail
ure to notify the state of an
escaped prisoner until after he
was killed in an automobile acci
dent.
Corrections Director Robert
JOINS FIELD
NEW YORK (UPD—Richard
Balls, England's men’s singles
champion since 1961, has joined
the field for the World Gold
SKate Classic in Madison
Square Garden April 20.
REVIVAL
April 13 - 20
7:30 EACH NIGHT
PROVIDENCE
BAPTIST CHURCH
WILLIAMSON, GA.
REV. CECIL DIX, PASTOR
PREACHING
REVIVAL
West College Baptist Church
1019 W. COLLEGE EXTN.
Rev. Holland Hooker, Evangelist
J. W. Thomae will conduct singing.
Services each evening beginning April 13 at 7:30.
Rev. W. M. Coe, Pastor — Everyone Welcome!
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Our 1969 Loyalty Campaign from April 13 to May 25 will give
special recognition to the various components of our Sunday
school, from pastor to pupil in the present and our pioneers of the
past. Our members plan to show their appreciation for the Sun
day school leaders and workers by being present each of the seven
Sundays. You are invited to be with us for these special activities.
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
1411 Old Atlanta Highway at Riegel’s Curve
Phones 227-0512 or 228-2307
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12:05 NOON & 7:30 P.M.
W. Carter Friday read a report
which said a prisoner in custody
of Warden H.W. Turner escaped,
then died in a traffic accident.
Notification of the escape of
Howard Little o fDawsonville did
not reach the department until
two days after Little died in
Hall County Hospital, Carter
said.
Turner, who appeared at the
meeting with members of the
Cherokee County Commission,
was reprimanded by the board.
Turner said that when Little
escaped he took off in pursuit
and asked another person to
notify the department of the
escape.
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Georgia, Florida
Agree On Boundary
ATLANTA (UPI) —The gov
ernors of Georgia and Florida
will sign legislation defending
the seward boundary between
the two states in a junior grade"
“Atlantic Charter” meeting.
The joint signing will take
take place April 25 just off St.
Mary’s, Ga. between Georgia
Gov. Lester Maddox and Florida
Gov. Claude Kirk. They will be
on a boat.
The two states have reached
agreement on the exact bound
ary line, according to navigat
ional standards, extending sev
eral miles out to sea.
What Do You Do With An
Oscar After You Win One?
Well, Lots Os Things
By DICK KLEINER
HOLLYWOOD — INEAi —
With past Oscar winners, it’s the
mantelpiece, two-to-one.
This year, on April 14, there
will be another flock of the
little statuettes handed out. If
tradition is followed, most of
them will wind up sitting on
someone’s mantel, too.
To find out what happened to
the Oscars of the past, I asked
many winners what they’ve
done with theirs. Here is w h a t
they have to say on the subject:
Ed Begley keeps his on h i s
piano, along with other awards
he has won. But when he goes
on a trip, he is afraid to leave it
alone in the house, where it mi
ght tempt burglars. He packs
it in a green velvet box and puts
it in his safe deposit vault for
the duration.
Bette Davis has hers on t h e
mantel over her fireplace.
David Niven has a traveling
Oscar. It goes where he goes. It
winters with him in the Swiss
Alps and summers with hi m
on the French Riviera. It has a
nice life.
George Kennedy keeps his on
the mantel — although the first
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sales figures not available.
Source; Computed by Chamber of Commerce of the United
States from data by U.S. Department of Commerce
By CARL H. MADDEN, CHIEF ECONOMIST
Chamber of Commerce of the United Statet
HOW BIG ARE PROFIT MARGINS?- Hfty bilhon dollaro
aounda pretty big for business profits, but sales are big,
too. Corporate profits after taxes have averaged only 3-to
-4 per cent of sales during most years since World War 11.
This means a business firm had to sell about $25 to $35 of
goods and services to retain $1 of profits after taxes. Some
people erroneously think profit margins on sales are 20-to
-30 per cent because they confuse profit with "mark-up"—
the difference between sales price and cost. These people
forget business overhead coats. Profit margins vary widely
between industries and tend to rise during periods of busi
ness expansion and fall during recession!
night he brought it home, his
daughter took it to bed with her.
Fred Zlnneman has his in his
den — “but you have to look
hard for it, it isn’t prominently
displayed.”
Mike Nichols’ Oscar Is on his
mantel.
Jane Wyman uses hers as a
bookend
Rod Steiger’s Oscar Is one of
two treasures in his New York
apartment. The other is a bust
of Ernest Hemingway, whom
Rod admires tremendously.
“Every time I look at the Os
car,” Rod says, "and feel my
ego swelling, I quickly look over
at Hemingway and humility sets
in.”
Elizabeth Taylor’s two are in
residence at the Burton-Taylor
chalet in Gstaad, Switzerland.
There Is no mantel, so they live
on an elevated crossbeam in the
living room.
Van Heflin currently has no
house, since his divorce, and liv
es in an apartment. His Oscar
is in storage, In (appropriately)
a theatrical trunk in the base
ment. But he has bought prop
erty at a new marina and the
plans call for a den and Heflin
STARTS SUNDAY
is going to have a special place
in the den for Oscar.
Designer Helen Rose has hers
on her mantel — but it’s not an
ordinary mantel. She had an
immense marble mantel built,
with two niches built in for her
two Oscars.
Shelley Winters has two Os
cars, sitting on the mantel in
her living room in New York.
But she’s about to move to a
new apartment — "and I’m
thinking of having the mantel
moved to my new place.”
Red Buttons* Oscar is anoth
er mantel-dweller, but not
completely.
"I keep it half on my man
tel,” Red says, “and half in my
heart.”
Most winners surround the Os
car with other awards or cher
ished souvenirs. Julie Andrews
has hers amid dozens of oth
er trophies. James Stewart’s
statuette is against a wall of fa
vorite stills from bls movies.
Designer Bill Travllla’s is park
ed right under a framed invita
tion to the White House from
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson. Busan
Hayward has hers in a case
in her trophy room in Florida,
About Town
MYF SUB-DISTRICT
The Paul Turner Bub-Diistrlct
Methodist Youth Fellowship Co
uncil meeting will be held Mon
day night at 7:30 In the educa
tional building of the Kincaid
Memorial United Methodist Ch
urch. All officers and a repre
sentative from each MYF are
urged to attend.
Quirks
WRONG DEDUCTION
CHITTENANGO, N.Y. (UPI)
—A classified ad Id this week’s
edition of the Chittenango-
Bridgeport Penny Saver de
scribes a problem a charity
minded housewife might en
counter.
“Notice: Would the party who
left the pair of men's trousers
at my back door for the OES
rummage sale to be held at the
Grange Hall in Chittenango
April 11-12 please call and
explain to my husband.”
SYMPATHETIC PRAVDA
MOSCO'T (UPD—A trolley
bus conductress in the Ukrai
nian town of Belgorod has been
dismissed for entering the
driver's cabin and kissing him,
Moscow Radio reported Friday.
But the party newspaper
Pravda has come to the
conductress’ aid, saying she
should be reinstated.
The driver in question was
her fiance.
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Home freezer meat specials.
Also country cured bams.
CROSSFIELD
LOCKER CO.
Call 227-2278
Griffin Realty Co.
Announces....
HOUSE
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2:00 To 5:00 Saturday And Sunday
GO EAST ON REHOBOTH ROAD...
To the by-pass road, turn left end go one block to Elizabeth
Lane. Two brand new brick homes featuring 3 bedrooms and
two full baths. Financing arranged. Wooded lots. Best buy in
town for $15,000 each.
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A scene from “Charro” to be at the Imperial Theater
Sunday through Wednesday.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
South 6th Street Extension
Dr. Delma L. Hagood, Pastor
Rev. Don Clark, Assoc. Pastor
11 A.M.
Sermon By Rev. Hagood
Goodness: The Saving Power Needed
In Christian Laymen Today.
7:30 P.M.
Sermon by Rev. Clark
Puppy Love and Old Hounds
in and among fishing trophies.
And then there is Olivia De-
Havilland’s collection. She wri
tes, from Paris:
'T am looking at them (her
Oscars) right now, here in my
little boudoir overlooking my
garden. They are standing on a
shelf of some specially made
gray-and-cream bookcases. Be
low them is the red and gold of
the Encyclopaedia Britannica;
behind them, leaning against the
Bordeaux velvet-papered wall,
are arranged my five Academy
nominations.
“On the shelf above them are
disposed my three Look Awards
(very handsome black plaques,
adorned with a gold medallion);
my French Winged Victory Aw
ard; my two Cine Review Aw
ards; my National Board of Re
view of Motion Pictures Award
and my Silver Mask Award for
‘The Snake Pit’.
“On the top shelf, and taking
the central position, is one of
my recent awards. . . ."
And so on through several
more paragraphs, and several
more shelves. Oscar, the Paris,
is in good company.