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“Dkra Grown For
Oil' may Sidii bé
Common In State
*“Okra grown for oil” may soon
be a common sight in Georgia
fields. An acre plot ot okra is be
ing tested at the Station this year
&uaum !.lGeorm:
a crop in )
Louisiana green velvet okra i be
ing used in the tes' because it
shatters less than other varieties.
The okra seed are processed into
high protein oil and meal. They
can be used in th ' same manner
as cottonseed oil and meal Yields
o! from 1,000 &« 1500 pounds of
seed have been secured in some
sections of the South. The seed is
harvested with a combine and the
same machinery used to -rocess
ccotion seed may be used for ckra
Massachusetts means “place of
the great hills.”
- REMOVAL SALE
CONTINUES
Summer Cofttons
10.95 - 14.95 Values 295
Crepes, Shantungs
Washable Silks
16.95 - 29.95 Values 500
YOUR CHOICE | ,
Batiste Gowns
5.95 Values 195
Odds & Ends
Betts SQO¢-100
Coats & Suits
Values to 69.95 i(%,,Price
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[own and Cou ntry. ..BLACK SUEDES
' From the rush of town to the hush of the . ’
country-side...here are the fashicns R %
that go “right” along with you in ' ):}’;’,..—-‘m\ o
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Construction On
Hospital Begins -
Ground was broken at the
Athens Cenersl THospital this
morning when construction began
on the renovationg and addition
of a new wing at the hospital.
The project — a federal, state'
and county one — has received
approval of all three bodies :::1
the contract was signed Monday
afternoon. G. M. Caskey and
contractors was low bidder for
the project
ISRAEL SEEK AUSTRALIAN
CATTLE
SYDNEY — (AP) — Israel is
locking for stud cattle in Austra-
I's snd New Zealandi. Eliy=hu Ho
povetzki, an Isracli cattle expert
now in Australia, sa’s he hopes to
buy 2000 stud cattl. in Australia
and New Zealand for Israel.
On his wav to Australia, Hopno
vetzki spent 20 days in India ex
amining cattle breeding there. He
said he woulc be it Australia and
New Zealan« for several months.
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INDIAN ROPE TRICK?
No, it isn’t the famed Indian rope trick, but a ma
chien age variation. Joseph Morin, jr., looks for mail in
2 box his father put on top of a “bewitched” chain at
their home in Fitchburg, Mass. The ‘“bewitching” con
gisted of welding the links together on their inner sur
faces. The slight wave in the chain was added by Morin
to further puzzle passersby.— (AP Wirephoto.)
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(Continued from Page One.)
chimneys and flues. Keep them
clean, in good repair, securely
supported and at least a foot
from woodwork or combustible
material. Excessive heat on flam
nmrable surfaces will start a fire
as quickly as sparks.
Flammable ceilings, floors and |
walls near heating units may bet
made fire-safe by covering them
with fire-safe materials.
Another good way to prevent
home fires is to clean the base
ment regulariy. All ashes should
be stored in metal cans and never
mixed with rubbish. If you have
piles of ashes or rubbish in the:
basement now, remove them be
fore another heating season
starts. S
Where there are accumula
tions of old boxes, furniture, pa
per, combustible trash or debris,
fires can get a quick start and
spread rapidly.
Never allow cleaning, polishing
or paint rags to accumulate. This
kind of waste material, if kept in’
a warm place, nray ignite spon
taneously.
“One of the biggest Fire Pre
vention Week campaigns in the
history of Athens” will be staged
this year by The Athens Banner-
Herald and Radio Station WGAU
in cooperation with the Athens
Fire Department, Boy Scouts,
Chamber of Commerce, and City
Schools. :
Slogan for the intensive cam
paign for Fire Prevention Week,
October 9-15, will be “Watch For
the Fifth Horseman” and
throughout the year “Make Every
Week Fire Prevention Week” as
a motto will be adhered to.
Minerva was the goddess of Wis
dom. ;
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R. A. F. ORPHANS ENJOY
BELGIAN HOLIDAY
BRUSSELS —(AP) == A second
contingent of 50 R. A. F. orphans
has been invited to spend holidays
in homes found for them by the
Belgian Air Forc Welfare Sec
tion in Beigium. They will stay
one month. A third contingent of
50 children will follow one month
later.
Whales cannot breathe under
water.
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and bumper design are incorporated in the new Buick Special. With Dynaflow offered as
optional equipment, the low-priced Buick is long and sleek in appearance but three inches
shorter over-all. Shown above is the four door six-passenger sedan.
old Paper Of Unustal Inferest
To Ainenian, Who Has Another ~
A few days ago the Banner-
Herald printed a story about an
old newsnaper, the Ocoree Cov~-
tv Monitor, ewned bv J 7,
Mize, The naper was printed in
1823 and the story held rmuena?
intorest for one Athenian.
The Athenian i Fuane Tohrenan
cachier of The Natianal T-as ~7
Athene, and that partietas il
tion of tha Manitor tald as tha ot
ectirn of J. W, Johnew as Mnvap
of Watkingville and o? R, B, Pur.
ham 2¢ a member of Watkirncvilla
Citvy (Crrneil, Mavor Tohaean wae
Athenion Johnenn'’s natorna?
grandéather and Mr. Dinrham woe
'his maternal grandfathar Tt wae
mnet nmnenal that hoth hig prond.
fathare chanlq havae hesn elantad
to offion in the sama prlminictral
tion and fastured in the same
storv, The paper also renorte? the
elentinn ~f I W Johnean ng Marlk
of Cnurts, &
Mr. Johnson showed » Ranrer-
Tarald renorter a conv of The Oc-
Harric Auto
Found; Burred
The automobile of T. Y. Harris,
state revenue agent stationed here,
which was sioles eehile he was
nttending to some business i~ Ma
eon on Monday has been found.
In a telephon: message to
Clarke County Sheriff Tommy
Huff, Mr. Harris said the car was
found abandoned in some woods
a! Helena, near Mcßae, Ga. He
said the auto looked as if gasoline
had been poured on it and then
set afire.
Nir. Harris is due bhack in Ath
ens today, but local law enforce
ment officers in the area where
the car was stolen are continuing
an investigation.
ITALY BUILDS SHIPS
ROME — (AP) — Forty-nine
n erchant ships totaling 217,380
gross tons are under construction
in Italian shipyards, the Merchant
Marine Ministry has announced.
Hippopotamusmeans river
horse.
nnee Enternrise of August 21, 1896.
| Rditar of the paper was the same
|,7. W, Johnson and the eolimns of
\ *ha naner were senarated by heavy
(Plnek riles in abservance of the
Tanth of the wife of the editor of
"n Tmtarnrice,
Mamnived with modern newspa
nace tha Wnternrice was mnst un
venal, Thesasanarters of the front
:v-~-vn wrg deynted tn advertica.
cmmontg of twn starse thon A-inea
[ weinoeg in Athens, B, W 2 W
| Miameaw enarating a 4 crmhination
{ Armartmont and furpitire store
“h oyndartakine Adenartment anAd
I = Yneenh denartment ctova,
Ta nonar carried newe of a re
st eanventinm oof the Ponnliocct
Torty, which nominated Soohorn
‘"’-‘-."\t far Governar and Antailed
ta ronging ovatian given Tham-e
!"’. Tateon when he arrives »f the
maating, The ton half of tha haelk
naea i devnted $4 an advertice
‘w\fint of Davison & Lowe, annther
~~ge Athens department store.
| Funeral | Noaotice
LANDRUM..—The relatives and
friends of Miss Lizze Landrum
of Stephens, Ga., Mr. F. M.
Landrum of Stephens; Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Landrum, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Landrum, both of
Augusta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. G.
L. Landrum of Atlanta; Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Landrum of Thom
son, Ga.; the nieces and neph
ews, are invited to attend the
funeral of Miss Lizzie Landrum,
Thursday morning, August 25,
1949, from the Stephens Bap
tist Church at ten o'clock. Rev.
J. R. Melear, pastor of the
Stephens Central Methodist
Church, will officiate. Pallbear
ers will be announced later.
Interment will be in Stephens
cemetery. Bridges Funeral
Home. s
Bamboo is a grass which grows
to a height of 50 or 60 feet.
A crab’s teeth are in its stom
ach.
terflys as his signature.
‘Whitler, the painter, used a but-
Solons
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on Maj. Gen Herman Feldman to
return for more testimony today.
Arms -— signs increased that
the adminisir-tion’s big arms-aid
program misht include help for
China by the time Congress gets
thrcugh wit' it.
Senator Xnowland (R-Calif)
and a groun of other senators had
2 plen a 1 ready, calling for $175,-
€O2 000 in < lina aid. Knowland
szid he might ettle for $150,-
800 000, oK
RBR-7% —. Ceun. Omar Bradley,
tr.e nalion’s Yop military man, and
Adm. I.cv's Denfield, chief of the
Nsvy, were scheduled to testify
i the TTouse invecdgation of the
©.36 sunerbomber.
Bradley is the former army
chief of staff. He and Denfield |
wrere to give the views of the army |
and navy on the subject of air
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Wiliam Elliett — Constance Moore
“IN OLD SACRAMENTO”
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Humphrey Bogart in “DEAD END
MOTHERS: We Now Have FREE Bottle Warming Facflities
At The Concessions Stand.
. MLDNESDAY. M_.!(.‘;f_u?_' g! %
force poiicy.
Secretary of Defense Johnsoy
gave his opiuior yesterday. He de
fended the purchase of B-36:
which another witness said will
cost $1,200,000,000 by the th= aJ
107 planes now on order are de
livered. i
Adjournment — The House, all
caught up »n its work, is plan
ring to take a few weeks off.
Members prepared to vote
themselves a wvacation starting
Friday ni-iit end ending Sept. 21,
The Sen~te, buried under a stack
cf busines®, must spprove the va.
cetion under congressional rules,
No trouble weas ev~ss*ad in- that
departm~nt.
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