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Cuba, like the®’United States, is experiencing a mnear-famine of
meat and the outbreak of violence, above, was one reésult. Fists
flew when consumers assailed Havana butchers who attempted to
parade in protest against the Cuban government’s plan to sell
meat at low cost to civilians. The protest failed, the meat was sold.
REGIONAL LIBRARY (OMPILING PERMANENT
RECORD OF MEN AND WOMEN IN SERVICE
Athens Reglonal Library 18 planning to complle a permanent and
complete record of all Clarke county men and women in the Army,
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard. This will probably he the
only single, combined record and will be of great value in yeavsjto
come. No doubt there will be some memorial to commemorate the
services of our men and women, and the only way to have a com
plete record is to prepare it when information {8 currently avaliable.
The objective can be attained only with the cooperation of every
interested person, The accompanying torm is suggesbve of the
If the form is not large enough for pertinent information, con
blographical data desired. Please fill it in and bring or mall it to
ghould be printed or written with great care.
ATHENS REGIONAY, LIBRARY, ATHENS, GEORGIA. The name
tinue on an attached sheet of paper. In-case any family lacks this
form for each member to be reported, the same information may be
written on any stationery and will be handled just as carefully.
Small photographs, clippings and other material will be very wel-
Everyone interested In having an accurate record preserved 18
urged to call this request to the attention of neighbors and friends.
come. Be sure to use a separate form or sheet of paper for each
person to be reportea.
Organizations having lsts of members in the services are requésted
to send coples of such lists to the Library, as every existing source
will be needed for checking. T es Py ITWENS YR
To keep the record up to date from now on, all ilnformation such
as new Inductions and promotions shocld be reported to the Library.
This must be done either in person or by mall, because there is too
great chance bf error when the telephone 18 used.
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Other Data ... woss aiee 6vev soos @os soos cAeD CasD soan @os @O
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To All Organizations Now Engaged
in Waste Paper Collection:
HOW WASTE PAPER FUNDS CAN
All over the country, schools, churches and other
patriotic organizations are collecting waste paper to
make or wrap the 700,000 items constantly being sup
plied to our-Armed Forces. ;
Often these organizations choose some worth-while
community project to which they donate the money
derived from the sale of waste paper. But many have
already decided to channel a lictle or all of their waste
paper funds into a new cause . . . added comforts for
our returning wounded.
For the casualty lists are lengthening. Daily more of
the boys who fell in our defense are coming back home
for the tender care they so richly deserve. While the
Government provides all the essentials required for
treatment and convalescence, there are many little
“extras” and luxuries which can do a lot to help the boys
EXTRA COMFORTS THAT WASTE PAPER
MONEY CAN BUY FOR WOUNDED VETERANS
Radio-phonograph combinations, records, sound
movie orojectors, seftees, lounge chairs, sun porch
equipment, cigarettes, long distance home phone
calls, billiard and ping pong tables, cards, bocks,
games, skeiching and painting supplies, etc.
U. S. VICTORY WASTE PAPER CAMPAIGN
AID WOUNDED VETERANS
Y ««.0r Worthy Local Projects
THE NEED IS GROWING
Staff Sgt. Joe Burton I
Takes Adventures ‘
4n Double Doses ]
(Continued from Page One.)
even aware of that fact, and in‘
the second place, he was well
aware that the founder of the
soft drink spelled his name with|
a C
From tais interrogation center,
he was moved to Wetzlar, a tran
sit camp and thence to Stalag
4-B, right on the Baltic. He
stayed there until February 1,
when the Russians were making |
their big drive on the Baltic, and“
was moved by box car to Nurem- |
burg, from that point, lae was
marched, for a 12 day transit, to’
Mooseburg. On the.way, they had
slept in barns, taking great plezeas-1
ure “borrowing” eggs from the
German owners. The Sergeant
said that this was the most en
joyable part of his entire stay in
Germany.
Liberated By 3rd Army
The Athenian was liberated byi
the 3rd Army at Mooseburg on|
April 29, after having spent 5}
months in the Reich as a prison
er of war. From the prison camp,
he flew to Ruaeims, France and
then to Le Harve, where he dis
embarked for home. '
The Athenian said that, for his
money, the Red Cross, is really
a wonderful organization. He said
taat had it not been for that
group, they would have been
bad off. He stated, further, that
the Germans knew thaf they were
defeated after they were pushed
back at the Battle of tae Bulge.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bur
ton, of this city, the Athenian is
home for a 60 day furlough. His
wife is the former Nelle Tucker. |
AP Investigation :
Shows Germans '
Executed Reporter
(Continued rrom page one.)
of Linz. He was to'd that the body
had been cremated.
¢+ Story Being Reviewed
The full story of Heinzerling's
trip and his findings is being re
viewed by censorship. Since it
concerns war crimes - investiga
tions. .
Julius Sfranek, editor of Pravda,
Communist party newspaper in
Bratislava, said he was the last
person to see Morton alive in the
Banska district, and that he was
convinced he was dead.
Morton joined The, Associated
Press at Lincoln, Nebr., eight years
ago. He worked in AP bureaus
in Lincoln, Omaha, Cleveland and
New York, and -went abroad in
May, 1942,
Among his spectacular achieve
ments were reaching Bucharest to
witness the arrival of the Red
Army, and the obtaining of an ex
clusive interview with King Mihai
on Sept. 7, 1944,
A few months before he had
‘made journalistic history with an
interview with Marshal Tito, ob
tained by sending Tito a series of
questions to which the Marshai
replied to the extent of 1,600
words. The story was delayed by
censorship, and the efforts to ob
tain its release served to spotlight
censorship problems. It brought
assurances from President Roose
velt that there would be no politi
]cal censorship.
Do nbt allow visitors to enter
the poultry house. .This precau
tion may prevent the spread of
diseases.
faee the future with the confidence that comes from
their knowing that they are being appreciated.
The use to be made of waste paper funds is always
up to the local organizations concerned. But while the
need for waste paper grows, so too another need ...a
very human need . . . is growing as the casualty lists
lengthen. 4 '
~ A LITTLE WILL HELP
If you can apportion a little or all of your waste paper
funds for wounded veterans, do it now. Send those
wounded boys more of those “home comforts” they
deserve. If your organization can’t do this today, we are
sure you will add this great cause to your list later,
Save waste paper more than ever ... you'll help to
speed victory and to aid those who have borne the
brunt of battle. Those are aims which are paramount
with every American,
For further informa
tion about the Double
V Waste Paper Pro
gram in your commu
nity, ger in touch with
your local Salvage
Committee Chairman
or this newspaper,
YIS PANNER-BRRALD, ATHENS, GROZOLIR
Managers
Assistant Managers
Cashiers
Clerks |
Window Trimmers
Wanted for ladies’ dress
shops in South.
Address—P. 0. Box 2066
Jackson, Miss.
Stolen—Steel Tape
STOLEN — July 4th, on Sandy
Creek near former Poss place,
surveyor’s 100 foot steel band
tape. If returned tc Sheriff’s
office, Clarke County, will not
prosecute. No questions asked.
jlop
Wanted—Golf Clubs
WANTED — Golf clubs, 2 or 3
woods, 4 to 7 irons, in good con
dition and reasonably priced.
Write “Golf,” care Banner-
Herald. ' i9p
W anted—Refrigerator
WANTED — Good used electric
refrigerator, in good condition.
Tom W. Hall, 1591 S. Lump
kin. jl2p
Ride to California
'.W
SERVICEMAN'S wife would like
to ride to Los Angeles or in
that direction. Would share ex
penses. Phone 9171 mornings or
nights, Room 114. “jllp
Gas Water Heater
IF YOU WANT a gas water
heater see us. Chas. S. Martin
Co., Tel. 2670. W I%e
Wanted—Car
CASH for your car! Wanted a
’3B-’4O automobile. Address 297
Bloomfield, Call 280-J after
7:00 p. m.‘B. Allen. jllp
For Sale—Electric lroner
FOR SALE — ABC table size
electric ironer. Mrs. J. H. Big
gers, Box 4, Watkinsville. j9p
Pullets raised* on clean grass
range grow into healthy, well
developed layers, according to
poultrymen of the Agricultural
Extension Service.
HANES
Read
Banner - Herald
Want Ads.
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CAVE WASTE PAPER
AVA R IRO
"\/ TO.AID VETERANS
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Tires Re-Capped
RE-CAP your tires the Den-Nap
way at Wilkes Service Station,
157 West Washington Street,
Phone 9230, Athens, Ga. i9p
For Sale—Home
FOR SALE—Desirable home, five
bedrooms, three baths, large
living rooms, servant quarters.
~ Price $15,000. Phone 906. jlyls¢
Tire Service
RECAPPING, vuleanizing, new
tires, Athens Tire Retreading
Co., 132 Oconee Street, Phone
906, ce
Help Wanted—Male
PERMANENT situation open to
young man with sales experi
ence and good personality. Ne
traveling. Pleasant work, good
hours, good pay. Future bright.
Apply in own handwriting, giv
ing {ull detdils about self, .Ad
dress Box “EE;” care Banner-
Herald. jloc
For Sale
FOR SALE—Used baby carriage,
steel frame, good condition.
Phone 1573-W. jlop
Will Share Apartment
BUSINESS girl will share four
. room apartment, completely
furnished with electric refrige
rator, stove, etc.; two bedroom
suites with innerspring mat
tresses. References exchanged.
Write Box “F,’ care Banner-
Herald. jlox
For Sale—Furniture
FOR SALE — One phonograph;
one Oak bedroom suite; one
roller top desk; one set office
furniture; one tailored sofa
cover, Phone 241-W. jloe
Tire Changers Wanted
WANTED — Tire changers. Must
be experienced and know how
to read and write. Apply Snow
Tire Company, Washington
Street. jloc
Lost—Ration Books
LOST — Two ration books near
Five Points, with names, Janet
L. and Barbara Jean Stevens.
Reward. Phone 2314-J. jlop
Ride to California
SERVICEMAN’S wife would like
to ride to Los Angeles or in
that direction. Would share ex~-
penses. Phone 9171 mornings or
nights, Room 114. jlop
Driver Wanted
WANTED—A good man to help
around store and to deliver
merchandise. Chick Piano Co.,
290 N, Jackson Street Phone
2383. 41 jloc
For Sale
FOR SALE—Electric refrigerator,
double doors, price $l5O. See
any time at 357 Oconee Street.
Mrs. S. M. Damron, 357 Oconee
Street. ) ¢ jlop
TRUCK OWNERS
PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR
TARPAULINS
ANY SIZE
Delivery Within 10 Days.
DEEB LEWIS & SON
Broad Street Athens
If Your Car Won’t Start
PHONE 677
Clarke Storage Battery
We Service and Repair all
makes of Batteries. Expert
Starter, Generator and Carbu
reter Service.
CONSTRUCTION
LABCRERS
WANTED
Needed By A Vital War Job
In Vicinity of Knoxville,
Tennessee,
WHITE AND COLORED
MEN
HIGHEST WAGES PAID
Housing Facilities Available,
Transportation Paid.
This Essential War Job Needs
You If You Are Not Employed
in Essential Industry.
APPLY
U. S. EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
OF THE
WAR MANPOWER
COMMISSION
289 N. LUMPKIN STREET
ATHENS, GEORGIA
July 9th Through
July 14th, 1945.
MADAM -
s PALMER
:E:-. Greatest American
o 8 Palmist
‘d- Knowledge at the
’ Present isdPower in
, the Future
Strange, true and fascinating
are the words that flow from
the lips of this gifted medium
...tells you everything you
want to know.
Everybody Welcome. Waiting
Rooms for White and Colored.
Hours 8 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Daily and Sunday.
Take Barberville Bus to end of
Line on Danielsville Roda.
WANTED—
ROUTE BOYS
WANTED—Boy to deliv
er papers in Park View
Homes: also have small
route on Hancock Ave
nue. Apply The Banner-
Herald.
Planning to Sell?
THERE is a great demand for
houses ranging from SI,OOO to
SIO,OOO. If you plan to sell,
NOW IS THE TIME. List your
property with us for prompt
action. Athens Securities Co.,
128 College Avenue, Phone 477.
9 cc
Electric Sewing Machines
ELECTRIC and peddle sewing
machines; almost every make at
bargain prices; also replace
ment parts and needles. We also
fix machines. Athens Furniture
Exchange, Thomas Street. <cc
Stokers
A LIMIITED number of residence
stokers "available for installa
tion before heating season. First
stoker shipment just received.
Roberts Electrical Appliance
Co., Phone 840. ce
Slabs and Strips
HAVE about 100 loads of slabs
and strips. Will deliver large
load at $lO per load. Phone 50.
Bill Reynolds. ce
Help Wanted—Female
WANTED—Office lady for Geor
gian Laundry. Phone 1 lg’? jloc
For Sale
FOR SALE—One genuine Bathi
nette; one Storkline baby car
riage. 1082 South Lumpkin
Street. j9p
Help Wanted
WANTED — Dishwashers and
kitchen help. Apply Crow’s
Drug Store, Clayton Street,
Athens. - 38¢
DO YOU have three or four
hours a day to devote to inter
esting work. Write Box “T,”
« care Banner-Herald. j9c
. Wanted—Apartment
COUPLE wishes two or three
room furnished or unfurnished
apartment, sometime - between
present and Sept. Ist. If suit
able may be resident for 4 1-2
years. J. E. Stodghill, Box 12,
Jackson, Ga. i9p
Auto Seat Covers
SEAT COVERS for most all cars
while they last. Wilkes Service
Station, 157 West Washington
Street, Athens, Ga., Phone 9230.
j9p
Attention Farmers
GET a premium for your wheat
by exchanging for Birdsey’s
Flour. Due bills given for fu
ture delivery if requested.
Every bag guaranteed. Birdsey
Flour Mill Store, 447 Broad
Street. ce
Real Estate
LIST your property with us for
quick sale. See what we have
before buying. W. T. Ray Real
ty Co., Phone 87, 1563-W and
117-J. : o 380 D
For Sale—Miscellancous
WESTINGHOUSE Electric water
heater; 21 jewel B. W. Raymond
R.'R. watch, new 16 size; Sim
mons chain; new Westinghouse
electric air compressor; wood
saw mandrel; electric motors;
14sinch wood lathe with good
set tools; ;electric churn. Sell
or trade 1923 11-ton panel
body White truck, good . tires,
new battery and tag, guaran
teed, $350; under OPA ceiling
price. * Chafin’s Place, Madison
Avenue, Athens. jlop
ANNOUNCING
A complete line of
Chen-Yu Nail Polish, ,
Lipsticks, etc.
: Phone 67 or 68.
. MOON-WINN DRUG
CO., Inc.
MILLINERY
New Fall Hats Have Arrived.
Latest Styles and Colors.
ALL SUMMER HATS
Both Ladies and Children’s
GREATLY REDUCED
O’KELLEY’S
170 College Avenue
WELCOME SOLDIERS
If you are home for a few
days, come to the Athens Ser
vice Center. Let us help you
make your visit more com
plete. /
ATBENS SERVICE MEN'S
COMMITTER l
RECAP WITH
SNOW
224 West
Washington St.
Phone 369
Cas Ranges
JUST arrived DeLuxe gas ranges,
cabinet models available on
easy terms. Let us help you
get your certificate. Economy
~ Auto Store, Phone 1696. ce
For Sale
FAIRBANKS -~ MORSE ¥ h. p.
deep well automatic pumps
with 42 gallon tank, $122.00.
bathroom fixtures, Sinks, Pipe,
Plumbing supplies. Phone 1946.
Christian Hardware Co. ce
Building Material
“SHEET ROCK,” the fireproof
wallboard, Asphalt Roofing,
Shingles and Rolls, Doors,
Windows, Kitchen Cabinets,
Cement, Lime and all other
building and repair materials.
Phone 1946, Christian Hard
ware, ce
Electric Churns
PLACE your order now for an
Electric Churn to arrive imme
diately, three price ranges. Only
a limited supply. Oconee Hard
ware, Phone 2753. cc
Peerless Well Pumps
JUST received shipment Peerless
Well Pumps, all sizes from one=
quarter H. P. {0 three-quarter
H. P. Will furnish up to one
thousand gallons per hour,
with plenty pressure for home
or farm water system. Oconee
Hardware, Phone 2753. cc
“PRESCRIPTIONS”
We specialize in Prescrip
tion work. We deliver
anywhere in city limits.
Phone 67 or 68. MOON
WINN DRUG CO., Inc.
Wanted—Furniture
USED furniture, we wil! buy all
kinds of good used furniture,
stoves, beds, springs, pianos,
sewing machines, etc. Highest
cash prices paid. See or phone
us. Whitmire Furniture Co., 465
E. Clayton Street. Phone 826. cc
Wanted—Furniture
WE BUY good used furniture, pay
highest cash prices. J. L. Crews
Furniture Co., 361 East Clayton
through to Washington Street,
Phone 1103. c¢
For Sale—Paint
$1.75 Per Gallon
READY MIXED house paint for
inside or outside. White or col
ors. $1.75 per gallon. Phone
2753. Oconee Hardware. ce
H;elg Wanted—Male
WANTED — All-round shop man
for sash, .doors and frames.
yvear-round _ position, . Zoeller
Lumber Company, Bradenton,
Florida. jlle
Brick Siding
INSULATE and beautify your
home. We have Carey Brick
Siding. red and buff. Call Hart
man-Bedgood Lumber Com
pany, Phone 1340. ce
For Sale—Rock
FOR SALE — Granite Rock, $26
per load delivered in Athens.
Guarantee 11 tons or over. Har
per Transter C 0.,, Phone 2108
cc
Radio Repairs and Sales
WE REPAIR, buy and sell al
makes of radios. For expert
workmanship and good values
call at the Music Shop, 125 N.
-Lumpkin Street. i
ELBERTA PEACHES
Bring container. Breed
love’s Packing House,
Bishop, Ga. Open Sun
asy. .. ißp
Air Mail Regular
BOOKS
Fiction Reference General
BIBLES TESTAMENTS
PRAYER BOOKS
BRIDE’'S RECORD BZCKS
BABY RECORD BOOKS
PICTURE FRAMES
CREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Birthday Get Well Anniversary
MeGregon Co.
"z PHONE 77 OR7B 5"
MONDAY, JULY 9, 1945,
- FOR CLASSIRIED
ADVERTWG
DAILY RATES WORD
CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS
One Day, per word ..... .02
Minimum Charge ...... .5¢
Three Insertions for ..., 1.25
NO ADVERTISEMENT will
be taken for less than 50
cents. Advertisements ordered
for irregular insertions taka
the one-time rate. Namé ang
address must be counted in
the body of the advertisement,
IFF AN ERROR is made, The
Banner-Herald is responsible
for only one incorrect inser.
tion. The advertiser should
notify immediately if any cor«
rection is needed.
DISCONTINUANCES must be
made in person at The Bane
ner--Herald office or by letter,
Phone discontinuances ARN
NOT VALID. R
ALL WANT ADS.
payable in advance.
Help Wanted
WANTED — Two or three sheet
metal helpers, 50¢ hour to start
with. L. H. Bailey & Son, 845
West Broad Street, Phone 106.
. jloc
Help Wanted—~Colored
WANTED — Cglored couple for
house and yard work. House to
live in on premises. Good sal
ary. Apply Box 1586. jloe
e e
Lost_—M
LOST — From Catfle Barn last
Monday, whitew{dgeed bull
weighing about ~ 1,100, g:;ounds
Ear Tag No., 77‘0. “Reéward. for
recovery.. D¢ Wi v}&'anyon,
Phones 1417 and 2692-W. jlop
Help Wanted—Male
WANTED—Several” high school
boys to work in resort hotel.
Phone 1157. : jloc
Get Remington Rand
@ Typewriters )
@ Calculators :
@ Adding Machines
@ Bookkeeping Machines
CALL OR WRITE
ATHENS OFFICE
EQUIP. CO.
Phone 2729 P. O. Box 886
Athens, Georgia.
Railroad Schedules
SEABOARD AIRLINN
RAILROAD
Arrivel r~d Departure es Traimf
% ‘hens, Georgis.
(E. W. T.)
Leave for Elberton, Hamlet and
New York and East
-4:00 p. m-—Air Conditioned,
10:20 p. m~—Air Conditioned.
Leave for Elberton, Hamlet amd
East—l2:2o &. m.. :
Leave for Atlanta, South an{
West—
-4:30 a. m -(Local),
6:00 a. m.~Air Conditioned,
- 2:62 p. m.~Air Conditioned,
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
RAILROAD
Leave Athens (Daily) &:18 p. m,
Arrive Athens (Daily) 12:35 p. m,
SOUTHERN RATLWAY SYSTEN
¥From Lula and Commerce
Arvive 8:00 a. m.
¥or Commerce, Lula,
East and West
Leave Athens 9:50 &, .
GAINESVILLE - MIDLANE
RAILWAY
(Passenger Motor Buses)
Leave Athens for Gainesvilla
6:55 a. m, and 11:10 a. m.
Arrive Athens from Gainesville
10:55 a. m. and 5:15 p. m.
Fare 1¢ per mile.
EEORGIA RAILROAD
Mixed Tralns
Train 51 arrives Athens 8:00 a.oh
Train 52 leaves Athens 9:10 s