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Ipressed Jewish garrison - inside
| the walls appealed for help. He
‘idescribed the action as the fier
‘ciest in the five-day battle for
| Jerusalem.
| After daylight the Legion’s
battle against the Jewish troops
inside the walls was resumed.
Dynamite squads again blasted
'weatherbeaten stone tenements
packed around Beit Yaacov Syn
agogue, otherwise known as the
Hurva (Ruin). That synagogue is‘
| the chief remaining Jewis fortress
linside the walls.
| Giant holes gaped in all four
|walls of Tiferet Synagogue is
]lhe east where Jewish snipers
lhed kept on firing even after
| the Legionnaires entered.
| Heavy Arab firing also was
| heard in the Jewish districts of
modern Jerusalem.
‘ With Legionnaires before and
oehind them, the Jews inside
I;the walls crept through under
| ground passages and caverns to
ibri.ng ‘their maximum strength
' to bear against Arab attacks and
!'to avoid bombardments. Many
“ of the passages date from Roman
times and are as much as 70 feet
deep.
The possibility was seen that
the Jewish garrison eventually
might tunnel through the Turk
ish wall of the old citv and at
tempt to withdraw under cover
of darkness up the eastern slope
of Mount Zion to the safety of
TilE BANNER-HIERALD, ATIHENS, GEORGIA
' Jewish forward posts at Dormi
tion Church. |
Such a tunnel also could be
used to bring supplies and am
munition t, the garrison which
has reduced its fire sharply ap
parently because it'is running
short of bullets. .
SNIPER
(Continued from ¥age One.)
to spur American efforts to stop
the Palestine fighting through
the United Nations. There was|
no indication that the State De
partment planned any other ac
tion. i
The reports on Wasson came
from William C. Burdett, jr., &
vice _consul who temporarily
took over his chief’s job. b
Secretary of State Marshall
qiuckly responded with a mes
sage saying he was “deeply.
grieved” by the shooting and
commending the entire staff for
the “courageous and able man
ner” in which they were carry
ing out their duties in the midst
of the battle. i
Whole-grain. corn added to
scrambled eggs makes an excel
lent luncheon dish. Serve friz
zled ham with it and a fruit
salad for dessert.
Serve creamed potatoes with
hamburgers, a mixed vegetable
salad and a fruit and cup-cake
dessert for a hearty family din
ner that is easy to prepare.
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Stanley Baysdell, Jr., 1s the official mascot of UAW Dodge Local
No, &, 1n Detrgit. When the 75,000 Chrysier Corporation empioyes
struck, the 4-year-old did a trick on the picket ligpes. But he found
that picketing is Kind of tcvgh on the feet.
Athenian’s Mother
Dies In Atlanta
Mrs. J. H. Ferguson, mother
of Mrs., Claude Chance, died in
Atlanta Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Ferguson, who had been in
failing health for several months,
contracted pneumonia and death
followed shortly afterwards.
Mrs. Ferguson had visited
Athens often and had many
friends here. Although a resi
dent of Atlanta at the time of
her death, most of her life was
spent in Awvgusta where services
will be held.
In addition to her daughter,
Mrs. Chance, Mrs. Ferguson is
survived bf her husband, J. H.
Ferguson of Atlanta; a son, Mr.
L. H. Ferguson of Memphis,
Tenn.; another daughter, Mrs.
Gerald Elkins of New York; a
sister, Miss Annie Musgrove of
Augusta, and five grandchildren.
OPERETTA
(Contmued fx.'om Page One.)
Peggy Stile, and Beverly Miller,
Members of the cast are: Har.
rison Heidler as Baron Popoff;
Joe McKee as Jolidan; Betty
Morgan Rowe as Natilie; Corne:
lius Davis as Cascade; Otho But
ler as Brioche; Walter Cook as
Novakovich; Frances ' Martin as
Olga; Alva Pendergrass as
Khadja; and Jean Jenkins as
Nisch. ;
SWISS STORKS NEAR
EXTINCTION
ZURICH, Switzerland— (AP)
The stork is likely to become
non-existent in Switzerland, the
“Ornithological Observer” warns.
The periodical says there were
only eight nests in Switzerland
last season, and only five broads
resulted, with 20 young. One of
the babies was killed when it
came in contact with a high
voltage electric line. At Schlat
tingen, where a paid of storks
raised five young, other storks
attacked the family. One of the
aggressors was Kkilled in the
fight. ;
PAPAYA MAY SPICE
U. S. DIETS
HONOLULU.— (AP) —Pine
apple may have to move over on
the American table to make
room for another tasty dish
from Hawaii — papaya. A new
heat treatment which kills the
Oriental Fruit Fly makes papaya
eligible for sale on the mainland,
according to Dr. C. L. Ritchie,
Honolulu inspector for the U. S.
Department of Agriculture. Ex
porting the fruit from the islands
had previously been prohibited.
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friendly N & N. It's air con
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Banquet Rooms
For Special Parties
PALAGE
(Continued from. Page One.)
cently been made, Will remain
open with a minimum ‘of- incon
venience to our patrons,” he
added. P
Georgia Theaters also owns
and operates the Georgia Thea
ter. Mr. Hill states, “‘the. com
pany feels that the patronage of
Athenians is always » desirable
and that improvements are be
ing made for the benefit of all
patrons.”
FUNERAL NOTICE
(COLORED)
HAYES, MRS. MARY E.—The
friends and relatives of Mr.
;and " Mrs. Henry. Hayes, Mrs.
Ruby Lee White, Mrs. Corde=
lia. Thornton, all of Athens,
Ga.; Mr, James Enous, Atlan
ta, Ga.; liettl William, Louise,
Myrtice and . Eleanor White,
Athens, Ga.; Mr, Beaumont
Enuos, New York City; Mrs,
Sarah Odem and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jarrell and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Charliée
Laster and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Laster, all of Ath
ens, Ga.; Mrs. Virginia Griggs
and family, Mrs. Carrie B,
Phelps; - Shelby, N. C.;. Mr,
Lonnie = Enous, Atlanta, Ga;
Mr. Rueben Enous and Mrs.
Carrie Wright, Social Circle,
Ga.; Messrs. Dave and James
Lastre, Cleveland, Ohio; otherl
relatives are: Mr. and Mrs,
* Nora Charles, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Yearby, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Yearby, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Harris and family, all of
° Athens, Ga.; Mrs. Nettie Wal
ker and family, Albany, Ga.;
. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cleaton,
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gregory,
New York City; Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Aycox, Mrs. Lula Jones
and Mrs. Cora Bailey are in
vited to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Mary Hayes, Sunday, May
23, 1998, at 2:00, from the
Hill’'s Chapel Baptist Church.
Rev. M. Tate will officiate.
Interment in the Gospel Pil
grim cemetery. Pallbearers and .
flower ladies are asked to meet
at the residence, 188 Lyndon
avenue, at 1:30 o’clock please.
McWhorter Funeral Home. 3
MACK, MRS. LULA B. — The
relatives and friends of Mrs.
Lula B. Mack, Statham, Ga.;
Mrs. Eula Mae Crawford, Mrs.
Ella Crawford and family, In
dianapolis, In.; Mr. John Wil
lie Mack and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Rogers and fam
ily, Mr. . and - Mis. Herschei
Moon and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Rastus Johnson and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge
« Thurmond, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Bush and family, all of
Statham, " Ga.; Mr. and Mrs,
Edgar Boggs and family, Mr.
Willie Boggs, Montelair, N. J.;
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Thompson
and family, Statham, Ga.;
thirty - eight grandchildren;
twelve great - grandchildren:
Mr .and Mrs. Will Edgar
Mack, Detroit, Mich.; and Mr.
and Mrs. Pleas Dious, Athens,
Ga., are invited to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Lula B. Mack,
Monday, May 24, 1948, at 2:00
p. m,. from the Fairfield Bap
tist Church, Statham, Ga. Rev,
W.:. H. Humphrey and other
ministers will officiate. Inter
ment Fairfield ceemtery.- Mack
& Payne Funeral Home.
AIKENS, MRS. NELLIE HAY
NES. — Funeral .services for
Mrs. Nellie Haynes. Aikens will
be held today, Sunday, May 23,
1948, at 3:30 p. m., from the
Poplar Springs Baptist Church,
Jefferson, Ga. Rev. W, H.
Humphrey will officiate. In
terment church cemetery. Mack
& Payne Funeral Home.
MRS. VARY DUMAR — The
mother of Mrs. Eula Wade,
died Sautrday afternoon. Fun
eral announcement later. Mu-
I tual Funeral Home, 282 -North
i Huil street, -
TRAVEL FOR RUSSIANS I
MOSCOW-—(AP)—The “Mos
cow Komsomolets” says that‘
830,000 Soviet workers will tra
vel as tourists in the USSR this (.
summer. Forty-two tourist bases |
have been established to take‘
care of the movement. The sec~ |
retariat of the central union of |
trade unions, in making the de-I
cision on this worker travel, i
says 21 routes are being laid
out,
TWO GOOD
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Govering Northeast Georgia
USED CARS IN ATHENS
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finish, practically new tires . .. ... $2195.00
’42 Oldsmobile Sedan, hydramatic, original
TR N ee a)
’4l Plymouth Convertible Coupe, maroon
finish, spic & span throughout .. 1195.00
'4l Plymouth convertible coupe, green
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; good tires, mechanically O. K. 1095.00
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finish, four new tires, new car
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% finish, four new tires, reconditioned
EnEine . ... .. a 0 e e 89500
’3B Buick fordor sedan, clean inside and
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fourgaodtires .. ~ . ... .0, ona 89500
-’3B Ford tudor, excellent mechanical condition,
slightly rough outside .... .... 395.00
’36 Chevrolet standard coach, a good cheap
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’36 Ford tudor,rough . ... ........ 195.00
'34 Plymouth fordor . ... .... .... 195.00
’34 Ford coupe, excellent condition .. 250.00
You will also find many other makes and models
+ on our lot to sellect from.
Pickups and heavy duty, long and short wheel
base trucks priced from $295.00 to $1595.00
TRUCKS
TERMS — TRADES
C. A. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO.
Eastablished 1918.
SUNDAY, MAY 23 1048,
PHONE SECRECY RAPPED
_BY CZECHS
PRAGUE—(AP)-—Secret tele
phone numbers, unlisted in the
public directories, are on their
way out in Czechoslovakia. The
ministry of posts said there were
more than 7,000 of them' in
Prague alone, and that they
caused a great deal of trouble to
the operators. Onlv sperisl aaq
important subscribers wil}- by
permitted to remamn (unl...d.
