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Tugs haul the USS New Jersey, powerful 45,000-ton pattleship,
jer the Manhattan Bridge in New York. The New Jersey,
st ed of gung and other vulnerable equipment, is on her way to
be decommissioned at the Naval Shipyard Annex, Bayonne, N. J.
ghe will join the Navy’s mothball fleet and be held in reserve.
Broiler chicks hatched in July
will take longer to reach market
ize than those hatehed earlier.
This is especially. true. in south
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Truman
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(2) a motion to pledge New Jer
sey’s delegates to Eisenhower.
Ciimax Near
The continued silence of the
general, plus the increasing num
ber of his supporters, built up a
head of steam which may exploded
the unparalleled draft movement
into action at Philadelphia Satur=~
day.
At that time, 18 men will as
semble, representing 17 states
which cast 568 of the 1,234 Presi-~
dential nominating votes in the
party convention opening there
two days later. By telegram, they
invited others to join them “to
seek for the leader of our party
today the ablest and strongest man
available.” l
| The group of 18 included such
| party leaders as Mayor William
O'Dwyer of New York, Democra- |
!tic leader Jacob Arvey of Chicago,
' James Roosevelt, California state
chairman, Senator Hill of Ala
bama and Governors Tuck of Vir
ginia, Jester of Texas and Thur
,mc?l? of South Carolina.
S > was ng doubt that the sin
“gle nger'gmd in mind to re
place: Truman is Eisenhower.
Arvey said Eisenhower could grab
the nomination on the first con
vention ballot—a claim also made
for Mr. Truman by his supporters. ,
ATTENDS MEET
GALESBURG, 1., July 5—
Miss Florence Simpson, 120 Co
lumbus avenue, Athens, Ga., an
instriygtor t University High
School, is‘a&ending the second
annual University of Illinois
Mathematics Institute and Work
shop being held on the campus
of the Galesburg Undergraduate
Division, June 28 to July 2.
One of few such clinicts in the
country, this year’s Workshop is
providing -advanced instruction
for more than 100 mathematics
teachers in secondary schools
throughout this area.
x Many cooks like to grease and
‘flour a cake pan before using.
{To do so cover the bottom of the
pan lightly with a film of fat(it
is not necessary to grease the
sides), then put a few teaspoons
of flour into the pan. Tip and
shake so the greased surface is
covered with a film of flour; then
~invert and shake out the surplus
‘flour.
1 Echo findings show that mud
lat the sea botom is, in some
places, 9,000 feet deep.
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Police Arrest f
.
241 During |
Month Of June
| During the month of June, the
Athens Police Department made
'241 arrests and brought cases
against 632 violators of traffic or
dinances, according to figures re-,
leased by Chief of Police Clarence
Roberts yesterday.
In prosecuting the . criminal
cases, a total of $5,793.50 in fines
was collected, the records for the
month just past showed, and 199
,days were spent in the stockade.i
Drunkeness headed the list of
criminal offenses with 99 being‘
arrested. Speeding resulted in the‘
arrest of 43, disorderly conduct'’
caused 28 to be arrested, and
driving at a reckless fate of speed
was charged against 24.
Sixteen of the cases were dis
missed, seven were probated, nine
were suspended, and 19 others
were turned over to county au- |
thorities.
Violation of the parking meter
‘ordinance headed the list of causes
for traffic tickets, with 571 listed
as violating the ordinance. Twen
ty-four others parked in an area
' not designated as parking area and
were ticketed. Parking longer than
the prescribed time in a one-hour
narl-ing zone resulted in tickets
for 17. - vwaw agif sl iani
Planes
(Continued From ¥Yage One)
a place in the West. Yugoslav
papers kept praising Russia.
Greeks heavily engaged Com=-
munist guerillas in the Pelopon
nesus and also near the Alban
ian bdrder.
Panama was placed under a
state of emergency.
Some 29 persons were Kkilled
in rioting between Hindus and
Moslems in Bombay.
The count of votes in Finland
indicated the Communist-domi
nated Popular Democratic Union
lost a fourth of its 51 Parliament,
seats in last week‘s elections.
300 Attend
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of _ the University of Georgia;
Rev. T. R. Harvill, of the Prince
Avenue Baptist Church here;
Rev. Claude Singleton, of the
First Methodist Church; and
others.
Several hundred guests and
out-of-town visitors were en=
tertained at a basket dinner
served by the Christian Churches
of Northeast Georgia earlier in
the day.
A study is underway to de
termine whether birds migrate
?y the a;d of the earth’s magne
ism picked up by some orgar
in the bird’s body. 4
FUNERAL NOTICE
WIGLEY. — Mr. James Edward
Wigley, age 69 years, died at
his home, 179 Park avenue,
Sunday morning, July 4th,
194§, at 1:15, after an illness of
short duration. Mr. Wigley is
survived' by his wife, Mrs.
Laura Stephens Wigley; one
daughter, Mrs. C. D. Shackel
ford; two sons, Mr. Roy Wig
ley of Athens, Mr. Luther
Wigley of Jacksonville, Fla.,
and four grandchildren. Fun
eral services were this, Mon
day afternoon, July sth, 1948,
at 4:30 p. m. from the West
End Baptist Church, with Rev.
W. 8. Pruitt, pastor, officiat
ing. The following gentlemen
served as pallbearers: Messrs.
G. S. Adams, Albert E. Davis,
Leroy Davis, Arthur Dunaway,
Homer Dunaway, Troy Duna
way and Joe Wages. Inter
ment Princeton cemetery. Clyde
McDorman Funeral BHome, 220
Prinee avenue. :
BARNETT. — The friends and
relatives of Mr., and Mrs.
Newell D. Barnett, Bishop,
Ga.; Miss Jeannette Barnett,
Atlanta; Miss Betty Barnett,:
Bishop; Mr. Talmadge Barnett,
Atlanta; Mrs. J. R. Hancock,
Athens; Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Barnett, Watkinsville; Mr. and
Mrs. Jde Barnett, Bishop, are
invited to attend the funerall
of Mr. INewell D. Barnett,‘
Tuesday* afternoon, July 6th, at
two-thirty o’clock from the
Bishop, Ga., Baptist Church.
The following gentlemen will
serve as pallbearers: Mr. W. B.
Rice, Mr. W. W. Prickett, Mr.
¥ I, McDonald, “Mr, J, L.
Seagraves, Mr. H. H. Martin
and Mr. J. D. Strickland. Rev.
W. S. Mayes and Rev. J. Vin
cent will officiate. Interment
will be in Bishop, Ga., ceme
tery. Bernstein Funeral Home.
SMITH.—The friends and rela
tives of Mrs. Teilyar M. Smith,
Winterville, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Mitchell, Rochelle, ’Ga.;
Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Brook
shire, Chattanooga, Ga.; Mr.
and Mrs. James C. Fleeman,
Winterville; Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Anderson, Locust Grove, Ga.;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Martin,
Mr. Joe B. Martin, Winter
ville, are invited to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Teilyar M.
Smith, Tuesday afternoon, July
6th, at four-thirty o’clock from
the Winterville = Methodist
Church. The following gentle
men will serve as pallbearers:
Mr. James C. Fleeman, Mr.
Winfred Brookshire, Mr. Tho
mas H. Mitchell, Mr. W. G.
White, Mr. Forrest Hardeman
and Mr. J. B. Stewart. Rev. W.
R. Allison will officiate., Inter
ment will be in Winterville
crmetery, Bernstein\ Funeral
T Home, aNizalaaikyen
THE BANNER-HEFALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA,
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- The Poor Man’s Philosopher
‘ AN OPEN MIND ISTHE |, |, 4.
] BAEDEKER TO NEW YORK . %1/
NEW YORK — (AP) — So
you're coming to New York! And
you want to know where to go
and what to do?
Well relax. The best Baedeker
is an open mind.
Whatever you want to see on
a vacation is here in the great
heart city of America—or within
reach.
The trouble is that the people
who come here to visit say they
would hate to live in New York,
and the people who live in New
York know it's a great place to
dwell in but they sure would
hate, to have to visit it.
The folks from 48 states and
many foreign countries who now
call it their home are really
nearer the truth. New York City
can be swallowed slowly by a
lifetime of steady devotion. But
no rubberneck tourist can know
it by a quick gulping. .
So you can’t expect to under-.
stand the greatest city in the his
tory of mankind in a two-week
vacation trip. The best you can
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198.50 Duncan Phyfe Love Seat 95
1 wine and.l'blue . .i...anatavin. . Now 149
259.50 Lawson Sofa, two cushion type. 1 Beige 950
, Tapestry, 1 gray Damask ... g...... Now 21
29850 Duncan Phyfe Sofa—Grand Rapids 198.50
made, Blue striped Damask cover .. Now
98.50 Southern Maple Arm Sofa Bed 95
green plaid cover ................ Now 69'
149.50 ' 2-pc. Wine Velour Suite ... ....... Now "9-95
179.50 2-pc. Blue Velour Suite ............ Now S'SS
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249.50 2-pc. Krohler Suite—Choice of blue, rose, 50
wine or green wool frezie .......... Now 229'
198.50 2-pc. International Suite—Wine .50
tapestry or blue velour ............ Now 169
179.50 3-pc. Fox Maple Suite ............ Now 1 49-50
129.50 2-pc. Maple Suite Blue .50
or wine tapestry ............¢..... Now 109
229,50 2-pc. National Suites—Choice of blue or 50
wine wool mobßir ... 5. ..u...4.. Now 189.
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98.50 Mahogany Buffet ................. Now
79.50 Mahogany, 2 Drawer Server .95
SRRy Li s Row 5
98,50 Mahogany Duncan Phyfe 95
BUB N L i e 69
119.50 Mahogany Drop Leaf Ext. .50
O se et BT N 79
89.50 Mahogany Drop Leaf Ext. Table .. Now 1695
98.50 Set of 6 Mahogany D. R. Chairs .. .. .. .So
Lorm, D sides ... .0 .00, R . Now 78
525.00 9-pc. Mahogany XVIII Century Suite.
Consisting of buffet China table and six 5425
SOUPIY SIBIRE (i, o s aic s NOW 8
339.50 9-pc. Modern Jr. D. R. Suite 50
done in Mahogany ................ Now 298
298.50 9-pc. Walnut Modern Waterfall Front 50
massive and pretty ................ Now 239
It Costs Less
at Sterchi’s
To Furnish
Your Home.
do is nibble at its grandeur. :
You can come here and see
more for less money than any
other city in the world. Or you
can come here and throw money
away like a madman—and see
no more than you can in two
dozen cities throughout Ameri
ca. :
To begin with, you don’t have
to have any feeling of awe about
its, celebrated night life. The vel
vet rope you've heard about—
the one that separates the sheep
from the goats—is now largely
a myth. If your suit is pressed
and your necktie is on straight,
you can get into the Stork Club
about as quickly as a govern
ment agent.
The Open Sesame here is an
open wallet. Where a S2O bill
won't get you I don’t know. I've
never had any trouble with a
$lO bill—when I had one.
| But the night clubs of Man
hattan are like 2 thousand other
night clubs throughout the land—
smoky second-hand air sold with
W Z
434 East Broad Street.
{a cover charge.
The real New YorkK'is a series
of adjoining neighborhoods, each
with a separate flavor that takes:
time and understanding to savor.
You can’t know the place with
out a lot of walking around-—
and a lot of talking with the,
people who live in and love this
sprawling city. {
You can stroll four blocks'
here and it's as if you went from
Maine to Florida. Or from Chi=-
na to Naples.
The best things cost nothing.
Like a walk up Fifth Avenue, |
the most queenly thoroughfare !
ever built by man. For a dime
you can still make the round
trip ferry ride to Staten Island,
and see the green glory of the
Stature of Liberty and a splen
did view of the busiest harbor in
the world.
For a buck plus you can go up
to the top of the Empire State
Building and see below you the
wealth that Croasus never knew.
Or for the same money walk
with a gilded male guide through
Radio City, the most novel real
estate development since the
Garden of Eden,
Whatever you want in the
wide world is somewhere here—
everything but empty acres.
You can beat yourself to 'death
with your own pocketbook in
this wvast city and make no im
pression. No man is rich enough |
SAVINGS UP TO =~ | s v
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You'll be wise to take advan- 7 2
; tage of this sale. Here are :
« many one-of-a-kind, floor ‘ 7
samples odds and ends which : ,/ \‘
all have been genuinely re- ' P
duced up to % price which . ,
is actually less than Sterchi’s A, ;0);
cost. No mail or phone or= 5 - .
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12.95 Walnut Glass Top Lamp Table ...... Now 9-95
29.95 Mahogany Lamp Table, only two ... Now 11-95
24.95 Mahogany Glass Top Coffee Table. . .95
DuncanPhyfe style ................ Now
12,95 Mahogany End Table ............. Now 8'95
34.95 Mersman Mahogany Cocktail 95
table, glags top ... i B s vies s . NDW
12.95 Walnut Tables. Choice of Cocktail, .88
end O Jam D... il iisii st i DWW
24.95 Mersman, Mahogany Lamp Table ... Now 18'95
44.95 Mersman, Mahogany Corner Table .. Now 34‘95
32.50 Mersman, Mahogany Cocktail Table . Now 21'50
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119.95 . Frigidaire, Clark Toastmaster, and Rheem
Electric Water Heaters. 50 and 40 gallon 95
capacity. Single and double element. Only
three, one of each. Your choice .... Now
8.95 GE Travel Iron and Case .......... Now 5*95
6.95 Electric Door Chimes, only three . Now 3-33
159.50. Speed Queen Electric Ironer 50
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495.00 R C A Mahogany, Console Combination
radio and record player, floor S"”
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395.00 Zenith Mahogany, Console Combination
radio and record player. ¥ioor $320
SAIREEe .. Ll icasks v e W .
345.00 Philco Mahogany, Console Combination
radio and record player. Floor sz,s
sample . LR s evt NOW "
169.95 Crosly Walnut Console Combination
radio and record player. £loor 5145
SBNEIe . e e e .
73.95 Philco Walnut Combination Radio and
record player. Table model, floor samples, 555
four of TREBE. ... . :idihesiinecivsiy DWW .
139.95 Philco Mahogany, Console Combination
radio and record player. Floor samples— 579
WO ol Theße L di i .ii. .00 s Now .
to conquer it by his wealth, but‘
it is still small enough for a
poor man - with character to |
build resounding fame. l
It is the easiest big city on |
the *dbe to get around.in. A
, good man can walk around this
abled island in a day.
And that is the best way to
| see it. Just to knock around,
[ from street to storied street, and
absorb it like an' undiscriminat
_iq%(hsponge.
at’is. the only way to begin
to know New York. Nobody
ireally knows it or ever will. But
you'll see more strange things
and more strange people than
you will ever afterward be able’
to remember or forget.
And don’t fail to feed the
pigeons. Some day they are go
ing to inherit all this concrete,
, :
Truman, Gallegos
Arrive In Bolivar
BOLIVAR, Mo., July S.—(AP)
—President Truman arrived
here today with President Ro
mulo Gallegos of Venezuela to
honor the memory of Simon Bo
livar on the 137th«anniyersary of
Venezuelan independen&.
The two executives left Mr.
Truman’s special car to partice
'pate in ceremonies dedicatin@ @
statue of Bolivar, the South Am-|
‘erican liberator. |
—J——-—-——-——-———-————_-.
Use Sterchi’s
Convenient Terms.
We Invite Your
Account.
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Death Takes
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Smit
Mrs. Teilyar M. Smith, ‘73,
wife of the late Hoyt Smith and
resident of Oglethorpe county for
68 years, died in a loeal hospital
this morning after an illness. .of
two weeks.
Funeral services are to be
| conducted from Winterville
Methodist Church Tuesday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock with the
pastor, Rev. W, R. Allison, offi
ciating. i
Interment follows in Wister=
ville cemetery, Bernstein Fun=
eral Home in charge of arrange«
ments. Pallbearers will be James
C. Fleeman, Winfred Brookshire,
Thomas H. Mitchell, W. G. White,
Forrest Hardeman, and J. 88.
Stewart. g
Surviving Mrs. Smith are four
daughters, Mrs. T. J. Mitcheil,
Rochelle; Mrs. Winfred Brook
shire, Chattanooga; Mrs. James
G. Fleeman, Winterville, and
Mrs. J. C. Anderson, Loeust
Grove; two sons, Jack 'T. Mar
tin, and Joe B. Martin, both of
Winterville; 20 grandchildren and
five great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Smith has a wide circle
of friends who will be grieved to
learn of her passing. se.
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359.50 6-pc. twin bed suite, 50
XVIII Century Maho- 329'
ANy . i, iik . Now
349.50 6-pc. full -size bed. so
Modern gray 298' ’
Gk 00, NN
219.50 4-pc. full 'size Poster ‘aa 50
bed suite. Mhg. XVIII 'B9'
Century ....... Now
269.50 4-pc. modern walnut
full size, panel bed, .50
vanity, chest and i
behch , .. Now
198.50 3-pc. maple, full 50
sizez panel bed '72-
suite ........,. Now
249.50 6-pc. maple twin bed .50 -
sulte ........0. Now \
229.50 5-pc. Blonde oak, 50
modern, fuli size 198'
panel bed suite . Now
279.50 4-pc. walnut poster ,
bed full size, large 50
chest, vanity and
bench ... 5. .. Now :
169.50 3-pc. Mahogany Pos- 50
ter bed full size, van- 129‘ ’
, ity and chest .. Noew e
119.50 3-pc. walnut full size .50
poster bed suite Now i
109.50 3-pc. walnut full size 50
panel hed suite Now BY DF M
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124.50 Wing back, green 50
stripe tapestry 89'
COVEY .0, .5 v NS
119.95 Lounge type, red 50
. stripe tapestry 89'
COVEY ... v v i Now
79.95 Streit lounge chair : <
and Ottoman. Choice 50
of blue, green, rose
and wine ...... Now
124.50 Wing back, blue. 50
tapestry floral 98‘
cover ......... Now
65.00 Gainsborough wing ;
back blue floral s‘s ;
COVERY vy vy Nemy .
89.50 Lounge chair and
Ottoman, choice of .50
velour or frezie cov- 69
ers in blue or
wine .. ..., NOW g
149.50 Barrel back . Wine 95
brocatelle cover Now
39.95 Occasional chair, Blue 95
tapestry ...... Now -
109.50 Barrel chair. Gray 95
COVer .. ... L N
44.50 Spot chair. Choice 9 i
gray, blue or rose 32' 5
COVErs . ...... . Naw
74.50 Wing back. Tapestry 95
cover. 1 gray. I 59°
PORE . Lolii. aniiy N
129.50 Mr. and Mrs. Chair.
Green and yeilow Py .
cover; two of these for en.
the price of one Now
39.95 Occasional chair. 9
Choice rose, blue, 26' 5
wine or green . Now
44.50 Lounge chair. Red and 9
Beige tapestry cov- 19~ 5
ers. 5 to sell ... Now =
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