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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1933)
PAGE TWO . L Tutwiler Speaks At - Rotary Luncheon on . Needs of Community . By SAM WOODS . Howard, Benson, new chairman ‘of Communily Servce committe "had charge of V ednesday's pro gram of the Rotary <lub, he mak ing two precentations, one a pho ’f‘»’.bg‘raph of the President, Frank ‘lin D. Roosevelt to be hung in ?f.fßutary Hall, along side of our _past president, the second presen “tationiwas thé speaker, M. N. ;,‘.l‘nt,wuer, who to'd of the commu ‘nity needs in an airport. Mr. Tutwiler gave a ciear picture of what an up-to-date airport would mean for Athens, also giving data | on what airports have done for other communities. He seemed to ] ‘have siudied his subject, as his | talk was instructive backed up| with facts. Albert Same passed| cigars in honor of his little daugh- | ter at the luncheon. Friday v\'rn-] ! 6 o'clock at Soule Ball park, | %:.Agriculturist play the l:nt:n'_\; ‘elub, both team having won one | game cach. : Jim Sexton had as guest, Dr. | '})'ouglas Anderson and Chas. ‘ Compton had with him J. B, cßae, new S. A. L. agent here| %\lhens, aev J- 7 ]’Pl‘khl*‘! traveling passenger agent and W, L. McMorris, asst. T. A. l E;Kic_king Horse Creek, in the ‘Canadian Rockies, flows into the Atlantic and Pacific from the bor derline of Alberta and British Co- Jumbia: the creek has been per- | manently channeled in concrete | runways.: 4 l ' During the past year, electricl nge'e_t railways carried 15,000,000,-' : ‘riders on their ‘cars = and| §j'ises: this was about seven times the population of the earth. W'W‘f‘ SOUTHEASTERN STAGES . (OWNED AND OPERATED BY GEORGIA CITIZENS) : Leave Athens 10:4C A. M. Arrive Atlanta 11:30 A. M. Leave Athens 3:05 P. M, Arrive Atlanta 3:55 P. M, | Leave Athens 9:05 P. M. Arrive Atlanta 9:55 P, M. | Direct connections to all points. ‘ Leave Athens 9:55 A. M. Arrive Savannah 4:45 P. M. Columbia 4:50 P. M. | . Charleston G:00 PN, | Jacksonville 8:00 P. M. | Wilmington 10:20 P. M. Raleigh 10:30 P. M. | Washington 6:20 A. M. | New York 4:00 P. M. Leave Athens 4:70 P. M. Arrive Savannah 11:00 P. M. | Arrive Columbia 10:15 P. M. Arrive Charleston T ¢, m. Arrive Jacksonville 7:00 A, M, Very. low excursion fares to all points for the Vacation Sea son. Tickets good until used, no strings, no validations—Just ride and enjoy your full time. For reliable information and service, write— Main Bus Terminal, 170 College Avenue Athens, Ca. Phone 626 —_— [ L/ ___ RTR e s MR e g"%, O R R . S ’.q'fi:if‘(“”:\f";g* g [‘f ) ;;J.;\‘f"‘_p L - B e el L R 1t holds /4 more 100 d . 4 4 S :', ). 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Can you “Stomp?” That's going to be the big ques eS A eT R e eBRALK .LA S ~ S el \ N . __l |N A | | fiv Y ® | ] [?4 ‘ \ ‘ E:' ' el o | vl "’il;'h\.fi_. { -‘,_“\‘ o 0 n Z }‘ }JI’ { 1 r‘;c’_ir; <" t\ / 1; } rg’?t’ 2 e ;O {! »/"‘f-l_f A COSTS e ONLY B 3 PLUS FREIGHT. : ~ T 0 L INSTALLATION.AND FEDERAL TAX PAID A BOOK THAT PLANS YOUR MEALS FOR A.YEAR What shall we have forbreakfast? Luncheon? Dinner? These puz zling questions are puzzling no longer. For here are menus for tempting meals for every day of theyear. Now your mealscanhave delightful variety . . . . correct combinations for tasteand health. It’s FREE this week at our show room. Ask for “The Frigidaire Key to Meal Planning.” “STOMP” GOES “RITZY” TODAY! These two stars appear, with a hest of others, including Bing Crosby, Burns and Allen, Richard Arlen and Mary Carlisle, in “Col lege Humor,” which opens at the Palace today. tion at leading affairs thig fall and winter! ‘1 The “FKraternity Stomp” is the new dance, created by Paramount especially for its joy fest, ‘“College Humor,” which opens today at the Palace Theater. This serles of ar ticles which I am writing has been appearing in The Banner-Herald for the past three days. This clos steps that are going to make you a proficient “stomper”, If you've missed the previous ing articles gives the last two two articles, you can get back is sues of this paper. But by al means, don't misg learning this new dance. The last two steps are known as the “Ritz”’ and the “Bow.” From the “Wing” position at the close of the sixth movement, cross the raised feet ovér diagon- B. S. Dobbs, Athens, . o . Named Vice-President - Of Ga. Cotton Gmners‘ | 1 E MACON, Ga. — {#) — About 400 ' members of the Georgin Cotton (iinners association have agreed to o tentative code of fair competition to regulate their industry. | The plan was arafted at a con gl'o-n-m-n here yesterday at the asso | clation’s annual meeting, but its | details were not made public pena ling its submission to government |;ulminisirut(n's. Dr. L. B. Kennington of Coch ran was re-elected president, B. 8 Dobbs of Athens, vice presidaent jand F. N. Watking of Dublin sec i retary. BEAUTY This new Frigidaire intro duces a distinctive style in cabinet design, with a finish of white Dulux and hand some chremium hardware, QUALITY With stainless porcelain in terior, every detail reflects the quality that has made Frigidaire the choice ofamil lion more buyers than any other electric refrigerator. THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA ally in front of the forward feet. ! The man, therefore, crosses hisj foot over in front of his left which has remained in the same position ps in the “Wing”. The lady pivots the right foot to the right and crosses the left foot over in front, Then, in the “Bow,” the last step, partners jump toward each other, bodies facing forward, knees outward diagonally. This is repeat ed before the partners return to the opening position, facing each other, i There’'s “The Fraternity Stomp!” It calls for grace, speed, agility, !rhythm! It is by no means a sedate ‘dance, but it's right in the mfodern, ‘youthful spirit—and, ‘before long, Iyou’ll see the “Stomp”’ craze whirl iing over the country—from Holly wood where it originated, right l\to Ithe private New York studios. Paul Brown Will Suppert Hamilton For Augusta P. M. ELBERTON, Ga.—Representa tive-elect Paul Brown Wednesday said he would recommend Thomas J. Hamilton, editor of the Augus ta Chronicle, for the postmaster ship at Augusta. Mr. Brown said he did not know whether Mr. Hamilton would accept the appointment bt felt his long service to the sec tion deserved public recognition. He said many “worthy citizens ]had applied for the place but tpj: lall would concur in the selection. of Mr. Hamilton, one of the first Roosevelt supporters in the state and a delegate to the Houston and Chicago Democratic conventions. Mr. Hamilton recently was pre sented a loving cup as the most# ‘useful citizen to Augusta and has’ long been active in civic affairs of lthat city, both through the edito rial columns of the Chronicle and in personal work. ! “I know of no citizen of Augus ta who has to his credit more and longer unselfish service to com munity development than Mr. Hamilton,” Mr. Brown said. “He is likewise well known and es teemed for his loyal and effective support of Democrotic principles and policies. } "My decision to recommend Mr, | Hamilton’s appointment as post master is, of course, no reflection ‘upon the qualifications of those whose applications I have receiv-l ed, I feel sure they will concur in this recognition of one of their fellow citizens who has been out standing in his endeavors to de velop their community and in be half of the social and economic well-being of the people of his section.” ¥ Owl beetles carry a pair of con spicuous eye-spots on their backs to frighten their enemies; the real eyes are quite small The California palm saves its old leaves from year to year and droops them over its trunk as a protective covering. Although more than 20 feet long. the dinosaur, stegosaurus, had only a 2 1-2-ounce brain, S~ gVT *a'm” ""'"—."{H Debutante Wo By French Heir By French Heir, 3 ..::,:E:E":;E:tli:: o T T e R e DETRE N e T T A R e % W Lo R S g R N N 5 g Miss Esther Leslie, above, Long ?»Island socialite, soon will wed Richard Francis Hennessey, scion of the French distilling family. ;C tton Processing otton P » Tax to Affect All \ : ~ Spinners, Dealers WASHINGTON —(AP)— When the cotton processing tax of 4.2 cents a pound goes inio effoct on August 1, a floor tax on cotton goods will also become effective on stocks in the warehouses of spinners, manufacturers and wholesalers. Retailers will have 30 days be fore the tax becomes effective od their stocks, but they will be re quired to submit an inventory of cotton materials on hand as of August 1. This inventory can then be checked against the goods on hand 30 days later. New cotton goods obtained by retailers in the meantime, on which either a processing tax on the raw cotton or a floor tax by processors and wholesalers has been paid, will be non-taxable. Later when the flow of cotton goods is entirely from new mate riols on which processing taxes been collected, manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers will not be directly concerned in its col lection. > Two Georgia Motor Caravans in Montana BELTON, Mont— (AP) —Two motor caravans bearing 304 per sons from Georgia arrived at the western entrance of Glacier Nat ional Park Wednesday. One group, including 178 per sons, arrived from Atlanta via Chicago and Canada and will visit Yellowstone National Park next. The others were members of the Oglethorpe university tour. Negro School to Give Exhibit Friday; Close Summer Term Saturday An exhibit of the work being done at the State Summer School for Colorgd Teachers, which closes here Saturday, will be held Fri day from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. The public is invited. Have you tried ‘the New CROWN STANDARD GASOLINEK ? . If you have, you KNOW what this brand-new type of motor fuel (that sells at no extra cost) will do! If you have NOT, just one tankful will convince you that it contains actual, added anti-knock properties and gives more power and smoother performance. StANDARD OiL CoMpPANY ABROGATION OF LONDON. —(#)— Great Britain has asked American holders of the 1917 war loan bonds to accept ab rogation of their gold ctause to permit conversation from 3 1-2 per cent to 2 1-2 per cent sterling bonds. An offer was made to chanse each SI.OOO hond into a sterling bond of 260 pounds—at the rate of $3.84 against the $4.86 parity, reached Wednesday by the dollar and pound. The explanation was given that recent American legislation pro vides that gold obligations can be paid in currency ‘“which at the time of payment is legal tender for public and private debts” and that “payment of interest and re payment of ptincipal . ... can only be made in currency or coin whien is at the date of payment lega! tender in the United States {oi'the discharge of debts, that is, paper Gaellars, and not gold dollars.” In American quarters it was said England is within her rights ‘*in cffering to exchange even at par, inasmuch as the gold bond is legz ally a paper bond in the United States now.” The bonds were floated in th: United States in the rorm of one and two-year gold notes and wers converted upon expiration into 20- vear bonds bearing a gold payment clause. : Barbecue to Be Given : For Stone S. S. Class A barbecue will be given for members of the George Stone Sunday school class of the Oco nee Street Methodist church Thursday night at 8 o’clock in the ’old St. Mary’'s shurch. A pro \gzrum of entertainment, including ;solm-tions by the church orchestra is planned. + San Bernardino county, Califor nia, has an area of 20,175 square miles. ESSOI u be* the modern hydrofined motor oil combines in one oil the best qualities of both paraffin and naptha lene base oils. It will save you money on your oil bills because it requires fewer changes, and gives greater lubricating efficiency at low cost. ¥ Pronounced S-O-Lube. . ’ Marriage of Senator’s Daughter Is Annulled LOS ANGELES—(®)—Annrulment of the marriage of Janet Sheppard Graves, daughter of United States Se¢nator Morris Sheppard, of Texas and WilLlam A. Graves, New York dramatic art studen', was disclosed Wednesday. The annulment was: granted Mrs. Graves in superior court here last Monday. M's. 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