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W. A. MATHIS
MATHIS NEW PREXY
[.. M. Shadgett Installed
Head Of Georgia Kiwanians
Installation of L. M. Shadgett as
district governor and Don Waddell
as distriet secretary highlighted
aactivities at the weekly luncheon
meeting of the Athens Kiwanis
Club yesterday.
District Governor Everett Milli
can- presided and administered
oaths to Mr. Shadgett and Mr.
Weddell, and in turn, Mr. Shad
gett installed officers of the Athens
club. A
W. A. (Bill) Mathis was install
ed as president of the Rthens club
for 1949, Tom Jon am-presi
dent, Van Noy Weir as*secretary
treasurer, and Dr. Alvin Biscoe,
BY ED THILENIUS
DRUNK DRIVING CASES
Two drunk driving cases were disposed of today, with
cash bond of S2OO being posted in both incidents.
One bond was forfeited in Recorder’s Court while the
second was posted for a driver arrested this morning.
A $15.75 bond was also forefie
teqt for wreckless driving and a
$10.75 bond for drunkness was
forefited.
Judge Olin Price also rendered
a suspended fine of $25 and plac
ed Leona Wade, negro woman,
on probaton in a case involving
FUNERAL NOTICE
AARON.—The friends and rela
tives-of 8. 1-C. Carl Thomas
Aaron, Charleston, S. C.; Mrs,
E. E. Aaron, Athens; Mr. and
Mrs. R. L." Wigley, Athens; Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Burgess, Gain
esville; Mr. and Mrs. W, T.
Cantrell, Macon; Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Aaron, Jacksonville, Fla.;
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aaron,
Gainesville; Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Aaron, Athens, are invited
ta.attend the funeral of S. 1-C.
Carl Thomas Aaron, Thursday
afternoon, December 30th, at
three o'clock from Bernstein’s
Chapel. Rev. W. S. Pruitt, pas
tor of West End Baptist Church,
will officiate. Interment will
be in Princeton cemetery.
Bernstein Funeral Home.
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L. M. SHADGETT
Sr., J. Swanton Ivy, Malcom Rowe,
and Bob Stephens were installed
as new directors.
Durward Watson, retiring presi
dent of the local club, was pre
sented a token of appreciation for
his loyal service during his term
of office. The gift was presented
b¥ Bob Gunn in behalf of the club.
Several visitors were present at
the installation meeting, including
Mrs. Everett Millican, Mrs. L. M.
Shadgett, Mrs. Bill Mathis, Mrs.
Don Weddell, Mrs. Tom Jones,
Mrs. Van Noy Weir, and B. C. Hill,
lieutenant-governor of the Seventh
Kiwanis District.
four cases of beer found in her
case without city tax seals.
The cases were found in the
Manhatten Case by city inspectors
on Dec. 20. The case owner, and
also members of the beer distri
buting company, testified that the
seals were on the cases when de
livered to the establishment.
How the seals disappeared
from the cases was not discovered.
Judge Price will leave Athens
either late today or early tomor
row for Miami and the New
Year's Day. Orange Bowl game,!
During his absence, Councilman
Clyde Basham will serve as.
Judge of Recorder’s Court. '
OLD VS. NEW \
Some modern cameras are built
to take 500 pictures a second,|
whereas the old-time camera re-%
lqui,red so much time to take one:
picture that a subject had to sit
;motionless, with his head held in
a clamp. l
t To dress up broiled fish fillets‘
for guests spread them with a
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trine Jfinely chopped parsley, lemon
juige and paprika. !
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Hodaes Will Retire
From Army Mext Month
First Army Comrnander Will Live
In San Antonio A\fter Retirement
NiEw YORK,| Dec. 29.— {iAl') —General Courtney. H.
Hodges, 61-year-old First firmy commander, will liv:c at
San Antonio, J'ex as, after his retirement from the Army
next month. = ; :
Hodges, who led the' First Army
as it swept across Frana? and Ger
many in the recent war,. becomes
62 Jan. 5. He is requive'd to re
tire before the last day of January.
Holder of the Distinguis’hvd Ser
vice Awards won in botir Warld
Wars, Hodges \
has been com- \
'manding General 7 g Vi
of the First Army #7958 Ediß
with headquar- |7% i
ters at GOVErnors e, 44 i
Island since July, 4" &“% '
1946. o
In his last war- &~ 8
itime command (i Ve
Hodges led the A
First Army in a vr
drive through =SB e, Ve
France, Belgium HOL” I 8
and into Germ- i
any. It was one of t
/the most dramatic campaigns in
' American military history.
} Main Threat
l When Field Marshal Von Rund
stedt’s offensive smashed into the
,First Army in December, 1944,
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‘Hodge’s troops were cut in two but
he quickly reshuffled his divisions
to meet the main threat to the
mnorthern flank. |
| That came during the famous
Battle of the Bulge while Gen.
George S. Patton, jr., was battling
up from the south with his Third
Army.
After a fast deal with his re
shuffled divisions Hodges struck
across the Roer and his men rolled
through the Cologne plains to the
Rhine. .
- Even while the big brass was
}wondcring what would come next,
\Hodges had captured the Remagen
bridge and consolidated his posi
tions on the far side. s
So swiftly did he move that the
‘German’s chances of driving him
back disappeared forever.
Hodges, a quiet, mild-mannered
man who speaks only when spoken
to or when he feels compelled to
say something beyond the usual
amenities, is one of eight children.
His father was published of a
small newspaper at Perry, Ga. ‘
Drills Classmates i
As a child Hodges was forever ¢
drilling his classmates. He fin- ¢
ished grade and high schools and !
then attended West Point. He
flunked out on mathematics. ‘
' He returned to Perry, clerked
for a while in a store and then’
joined the Army as a buck private,
He won a commission on a com=-
petitive examination in 1909.
In the spring of 1918 he sailed
to France as a Major with the
Sixth Infantry. After fighting in\
World War One as a battalionl‘
commander he returned to the|
United States where he traveled |
around on transfers in the usual
peacetime Army fashion.
At Fort Sill, Okla., he developed
the new bucket type helmet to re
place the old flattop of World War |
One and spurred Army acceptancei
of the Garand riflt and light ma
chine gun as infantry weapons. l
Hodges became Chief of Infan
try in 1941, Commanding General
of the Tenth Army Corps in 1942,|
Commanding General of the Third
Army in 1943 and then took over
the First Army in 1944.
He married Mrs. Carter Buck
ner, pretty’ widow of an Army
Flight Surgeon when he ‘was 41.,
She is the former Mildred Lee of'
lMontgomery, Ala. They have no;
children.
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FIREMEN QUENCH
SMALL GRASS FIRE
Firemen were called to Sunset '
Terace yesterday afternoon
where there was a small grass
fire. One truck answered the call
‘and the small blaze was readily
‘extinguished with a minimum of
damage. ;
SOLE SURVIVORS |
Pere David’s deer is a species of
deer that .can be found only in
one spot in the whole world, on an
Eiglish estate. Originally a native
|ol’ China, this species has almost
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disappeared from thé earth and
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1948,
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