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HORIZONTAL
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15 Interstices
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23 Woody fruit
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44 Nothing
48 Troughs
51 Except
52 Elliptical
54 Glacial ridges
55 French river
56 Backward
58 Shooter
60 Guided
61 Races
VERTICAL
1 Benefits
2 Exaggerate
Big Increase
In Hunters
Adds Dangers
There are 20 times as many
Jhunters in the field this season
as there were in 1900, and this
makes it more important than
~ever for hunters to follow rules
of good sportsmanship.
“Every county of the state is
crossed by all-weather Troads,
there are more and better train
ed hunting dogs, rifles and shot
iguns are more deadly and cars
carry us much moere quickly to
the hunting grounds,” according
to Frank W, Fitch, jr., game and
wildlife specialist for the Exten
sion Service. “All this, coupled
“with the facté that there has been
a rapid decrease in huntable
areas is proof that regulations
, must be placed on hunters so that
| they and their children will be
~assured of future sport with rod
and gun.” . n :
, There are still many people in
Georgia who continue to disre
gard game laws, Fitch sai«l. The
“game hog” and “poacher” still
brag about getting twice the
limit, and hunting out of season.
In some sections the market
hunter still exists, killing not for
sport but because others gladly
—With }. R. WILLIAMS
—With MAJOR HOOPLE
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pay for game Kkilled illegally
which belongs to the. public.
Whole coveys of quail are
slaughtered on the ground, doves
are baited with salt and grain,
deer are hunted at night with a
light and ihere are seines and
baskets in our rivers.
“People who do these things
are criminals just as much as
those who enter our homes angd
steal personal property,” he con
tinued. “They are stealing. fromn
landowners, t{axpayers, sports
men and, worst of all, from their
own children, who someday will
want to enjoy good clean, sport.”
Fitch congratulated sports
mens clubs which are sponsoring
good sportsmanship campaigns
and awarding cash prizes to
members responsible for the ar
rest of “game hogs.”
MOVIE PROCRAMS
FOR THE WEEK
PALACE— o
Sun.-Mon. - Tues. — “Sorry
Wrong Number,” starring Barbara
Stanwyck, Burt Lancaster. Catali
na Interlude. News.
Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. — “When
My Baby Smiles At Me,” starring
Betty Grable, Dan Dailey. March
of Time. News. :
GEORGIA—
Sun.-Mon. — “Isn’t it Roman
tie,” starring Roland Culver Ver
onica Lake. Glamour Street. News,
Tues.-Wed. — “Tobacco Road,”
starring Gene Tierrev, ( v
grapewin. Redskin Rhuma. Soprts
Down Under:
Thurs.-Fri. — “Babe Ruth Sto
ry,” starring William Bendix,
Claire Trevor. News., 5 oyan
Sat. — “Thunderhoof,” starring
Preston Foster, Mary Stuart. Pore
trait of the West. Seeing Ghosts.
Children Matinee — 10 a. m, “Sis
Hopkins.”
STRAND— 4
Mon.-Tues. — “Night .Wind,”
starring Charles Russell, Virginia
Christine. Western Whoopee. Un
usual Occupations.
' Wed. — “Wings Over Honolulu”
starring Ray Milland. Sing or
?wirzn. Mystery Mountain—chap
er 2.
. Thurs. — “The Black Cat,” star
ring Alan Ladd, Basil Rathbone.
Hectic Honeymoon. Men, Women
and Motion.
Fri.-Sat. — ‘“Painted Taaily”
starring Tom Keene. Tall Dard
and Gruesome. Adv. of Frank and
Jesse James—chapter 8. =+ &
RITZ—
. Sun: - Mon. - Tues. — “Green
Grass of Wyoming,” starring
Carles Coburn, Peggy Cummins,
f‘ashiohed for Action. Dreams on
ce. L
' Wed.-Thurs. — “Romance on
the High Seas,” starring Jack Cer
son, Doris Day. Desert Lights. The
Magician.
. Fri.-Sat. — “Guns ,of Hate,”
starring Tim Holt. Fiddlers" Three!
Adv. of‘ Rex & Rinty—chapter 5.
SMOKED CURED PORK -
Smoking colors, flavors and
'dries cured pork and slows the de
velopment of rancidity. Hardwoods
such as hickory and oak are the
usual fuels for smoking. Pine will
give the meat an undesirable flav
or.
Railroad Schedules
SEABOARD AIRLINF RY.
Arrival and Reparture of Trains
Athens, Georgia .
Leave sos Elberton, Hamlet and
New York and East—
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8:43 p. m.—Ailr Conditioned.
Le!g:ave Jfor Elberton, Hamlet :nd‘l
ast— : :
12:10 a. m.—(Local).
Leave for Atlanta,. South. and
West— ;
6:00. a." m.~Air Cenditioned.
4:05 a, m.—(Local).
3:15 p. m.—Air Conditioned,
CEN'TRAL OF GEORGIA
- RAILROAD
Arrive Athens (Daily) 12:35 p.m.
Leaves Athens (Daily) 4:15 p.m.
SBOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Y¥rom Lula and Commerce
Arrive 9:00 a. m.,,
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Train 51 arrives Athens 8:0) a.m.
Train 83 leaves Athens £:10 a.m
THE BANNER.HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
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