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ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE.
GEORGIA. JULY 15 -
The Department of the
Force is recruiting to fill
cies forjReereaaon Leaders (Art*
Japan,'Korea, j r> ra fts> GS and" 5 and GS-7 in
Okinawa, and
Recreation Leaders (Social Activi
ties and Services), GS-6, $3410
per annum ’in and GS-7, $4205 per
a annum Japan, Korea and
Alaska
The position of Recreation
Leader (Arts and Crafts) is for
both male and female applicants,
but the position of Recreation
Grand Opening
Warner Robins Speedways
Sunday July 19
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•Warner Robins, Ga.
( ADMISSION-ADULTS $2.00
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Leader (Social Activities and Ser
vices) Ys limited to female ap
plicanta. To qualify for the GS-5
(fade, applicants must have grad
uated from a recognized college
or university specializing in rec
wort or a ral.t.d fiald,
i with a participation in a wMe van
et Y with recreational activities in
eluding arts and crafts, dramatic*,
music, or group recreation, or
| have a combination of two years
°f college and two years of ex
pedience, or three years of college
1 and one year of experience, and ■I
to qualify for the GS-7 grade, ap-
plican/tg must meet the
requirements above and have
years paid recreational
one year of which must have
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an or
Cub.
Interested persons should
tact t j,e Overseas Recruiting
resentative, Robins Air
Employment Oifice,
Third Street, Macon, Georgia,
information.
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"All the world loves a lover"--- T .. * *'¥
Hollywood's M V- .
so the poets say. v \sa y
best-known lovers offstage as well
as on are “Mr. and Mrs. Sweetie
Pie," JANET LEIGH and TONY
CURTIS, soon to be seen together
in Paramount’s story of the J
uiorld’s greatest magician, "Hou
dini." This pie, especially named
for them, is one of their favorite
desserts. Janet likes it because it ®
is so quick and easy to make; it’s u
Tony’s favorite because it's really so □
delicious. The hand is
quicker than the eye when it comes to making Sweetie Pie. One
minute you have nothing, the next minute it's there —a su.npti
ous dessert, wonderful for the hot summer months when baking
becomes a chore Try it on your own sweede pie. He’ll love it
"nci wou too.
SWEETIE PIE
owe : coconut cr.usTa
2 2 V IfiipocTi toft bulicr*
1' .. cups shred iod cocor. at
Spr / '"J b”*ter evenly on bottom and sides o/T- or L’-lrih pte
pan. Sprinkle coconut in pan, pressing evenly into the butter.
Bake in slow oven (300° F.) 15 to 20 minutes, or ur ,; l g !den
brown. Cool. Fill crust with Cherry Marshmallow Filling.
CHERRY MARSHMALLOW FILL T ”G
1 package cherry-!lavor«d geltiin
1 cup hot water
1 cup cold water
*4 leaapoon almond extract
V* cup chopped mara::'. cherries
8 marshmallows, quartered
Vi cup whipping cream
Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Add cold water and almond
I extract. Chiil until slightly thickened. Then place in bowl of
ice and water and whip with egg beater until fluffy and thick like
whipped cream. Fold in cherries and marshmallows. Whip cream
and fold into gelatin mixture. Pour into Quick Coconut Crust. Chill.
Talmadge Speaks
At Dedication
ATLANTA — (GPS) Gov. Her¬
man Talmadge is truly getting
1 about the state and making a lot
of speeches. In another week-long
! schedule the chief executive among
.other things dedicated a new state
park, dedicated 3 new health cen¬
ter, talked on agricultural trends
and discussed the state’s milk
problems.
As principal speaker at Lincoln
ton’s dedication exercises,
marked the formal opening of
Elijah Clarke State Park, he said:
• < It is indeed fitting that this
recreation center should be nam¬
ed for General Clarke whose
standing leadership helped
Revolutionary cause in both
gia and South Carolina. Not only
in war but later in peace General
Clarke was a pioneer in the foun¬
dation of the Georgia government
we know today.
I am happy to say this admin¬
istration has appropriated $50,000
for the initial development of this
park. It contaiy 37 acres and is
located beside the big lake which
is formed by the Clark Hill Dam
over the Savannah River. This
lake has a shore line of 1,225 miles
and at least half of this is located
in Georgia. This park already is
attracting mnay visitors and when
finished will be one of the out¬
standing recreation centers to
serve the people of the whole state.
It also will attract tourists from
other states. »*
In dedicating a new clinic
Adrian which will serve
and patients in four Georgia
ties — Laurens, Emanuel,
son and Treutlin — Governor
madge lauded the project as
constructed entirely through
raised locally. Said he:
“This is a community activity
which is certain to bring many
benefits to this territory. Con¬
struction of this modern clinic by
local people without outside aid
is a move which is in line with
the policy of this administration
to help provide attractive facilities
for as many new doctors as pos¬
sible for rural sections.”
Recent agricultural trends in
Georgia bespeak vastly
conditions throughout the state in
the future, the farmer-governor
said in another talk delivered at
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FASHION ACADEMY AWARD
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THE LEADER-TRIBUNE Thursday, July 16, 1953
Go To Church Sunday
| the 13th annual convention Association of the
Georgia Seedmen's
l held in Atlanta.
> * When we sum up the progress
we have made in adopting mod¬
ern agricultural methods and when
we look to the possibilities of the
future we should be grateful that
Georgia will retain her position
as one of the outstanding states
in the Union,” he said.
“The Georgia Seedmen’s Asso¬
ciation has done yeoman service
in these improvements. The or¬
ganization has cooperated at all
times with our experiment station
which has pioneered in this class
of work.”
Appearing before the GeUtgia
Milk Producers Association annual
convention in Macon, Gov. Tal
madge said Georgia’s milk sur¬
plus creates a current problem for
dairymen but, in the long-range
view, speaks well for the state’s
agricultural progress. He added:
“This is a situation that pre
sents new problems to our dairy
farmers. We are glad the industry
has made such gains but all of
us must work, together to find
markets for surplus milk products.
Dairy opportunities are becoming
greater and greater with the rapid
increase in city population. We are
just as near the big markets of
the East and North as the big Mid¬
dle West dairy states. •>
Give To Pool Fund
NOTICE!
Dr. A. D. Braun will he oiil of his of¬
fice July 19 through July 28 for the
purpose of attending an educational
meeting at Lincoln College in Indi¬
anapolis, Indiana.
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The directors of Fashion Acad¬
emy. noted New York school of
fashion design, have named the
1953 Studebaker outstanding in
smartness and styling.
This is more than a gratifying
recognition of the talents of
Studebaker designers.
It is also an endorsement of the
unerring good taste of millions
of Americans who consider the
1953 Studebaker the best look¬
ing automobile ever built.
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COAT i* a modem-day detcend
! anl of the country tweed costume
of England's Edwardian era. Cal¬
vert's Man of Distinction stylist
puls this type coat at the head
of fhe style parade for informal
wear. It has a three-button clos¬
ing with natural shoulders, patch
pockets with flaps, bellows pleats
behind the arms and center seat.
You are seeing more and more
of your friends and neighbors
proudly driving new Stude
baker Commander V-8s and
Champions every day now.
If you are eager to own one
yourself, you’d better come in
right away and place your
order. The sooner you do, the
sooner you’ll have the exciting
new Studebaker sedan, coupe
or hard-top you want. Prices
are right down to earth. i