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MOST POWERFUL FIGHTER—The new Avro Canada CF-100, first of a new line of jet fighters,
makes a demonstration flight over Ottawa, Canada. The all-weather, long-range craft is called “the
most powerful offensive plane in the world.”
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1 by SAM WOODS
Col. B. L. Robison, chief engi
neer on the Clark’s Hill Dam near
Hartwell, was the main speaker at
the regular weekly Rotary Club
luncheon meeting Wednesday, be
ing presented by Dean John E.
Drewry.
The address by Col. Robison was
most interesting and carried with
it a note of high optimism con
cerning the economic future of
Athens as a result of this project.
Col. Robison said that Athens,
standing at the headwaters of
three projects and not far distant
from a fourth will greatly beunefit
when this development is com
pleted.
Since water is essential to in
dustries and this area is blessed
with plenty of water and a high
rainfall mark, he saild we can
expeet many induystries to come
our way. In fact, the speaker
pointed out, industries are now lo
cating in Georgia at the rate of
ene per day.
Have Essentials
Industries must have water, Col.
Robison said, raw materials and
power and since these water de
velopments are providing two of
the three essentials and this state
is blessed with an abundance of
raw materials the future is bright.
Any raw materials not available
in the state can readily be import
ed cheaply by water transporta
tion. !
Accompanying Col. Robison to
Athens were Col. H. F. Hammett,
V. Bell and James L. Young, a
newspaperman from Anderson, S.
C. Other guests included Dr. E. S.
Sell with Fred Ayers, Joel Wier,
jr.,, with Billy Daniel and Steve
Knight of Columbus. * The guests
were introduced by Dean Drewry,
On behalf of the club, L. I. Skin
ner preesnted the Rotary silver.
spoon to Cliff Ward to convey to
his son, Daniel Preston, born
March 9. The proud papa passed
the cigars.
Two Arm reserve units will
meet tonight in the new Armory
on Hanecock Street. The 414th Re
connaissance Battalion (Reserve)
will continue its study on “Bat
talion Map Reading” at 7:30. Lt.
Col. William E. Hudson is com
mander of this unit, ‘and Major
Carlisle Cobb and Captain James
Barrow have been leading the in
struction.
The Headquarters and Head
quarters Company of the 814th
Transportation Truck Battalion
will have as its subject the “Trans
portation Corps in the Theatre of
Operations.” It will include the
organization, mission, and func
tion of the Transportation Corps in
the European Theater of Opera
tions. Major Robert F. Brook, jr.,
of Lexington, will be in charge of
the program,
BANTAMWEIGHT FIGHT
LOS ANGELES, March 16—
(AP)—Manuel Ortiz, world ban
tamweight champion, will make
his 23rd defense of the title in a
15-round match with Vic Toweel,
British Empire chanrpion, in Jo
hannesburg, South Africa. Tenta
tive date for the fight is May 13.
To separate two glasses which
are stuck together, put the out
side glass in warm (not hot) wa
ter and at the same time, put cold
water into the inside glass.
If you should forget to put salt
in cooked cereal, don't add dry
salt to it. Just dissolve a little salt
in a small amount of boiling wa
ter and mix that with the cereal
to make the taste uniform.
1948
CHEVROLET
FLEETLINE SEDAN
16,000 MILES
REDUCED
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PICE FRIDAY
$1320
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GREETINGS FROM WlNNlE—Whatever his future in politics,
Winston Churchill has at least one other career assured. The famed
amateur painter, seen at work at his easel, has just turned pro
fessional, He has signed with a Kansas City, Mo., greeting card
company to allow 18 of his paintings to be used on American
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ant at the Rotterdam, Holland,
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TOP JAPANESE PAY IS SMALL
TOKYO.—(AP)—Novelists, art
ists and star baseball players win
fame and fortune in the United
States. Here they just win fame.
Here are some gross earning fig
ures released by the Japanese gov
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rans make far less.
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yo Tanaka, actress, $6,900. Keisuke
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Yoshie Fujiwara, operatic tenor,
$1,400. Ryuichi Yokoyama, paint
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fin, baseball pitcher, and Hiroshi
Oshita, top hitter, each $1,300.
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of Thailand, 23, and his fiancee, Princess Sirikit Kitivakama, leave
Lausanne, Switzerland, for homeland where they are to be wed.
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Billy Allen, seaman, USN, of
Route 1, Commerce, visited three
continents during February while
serving as a crew member aboard
the destroyer USS Vogelgesang.
The Vogelgesang, which is at
tached to the Sixth Fleet, recently
participated in vast maneuvers in
the Mediterranean
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ation when scheduled calls were
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| PANTS AND BEARS
. SALT LAKE CITY.—(AP)—
‘The Navy may never have thought
it would happen but some of its
surplus flying pants are becom
ing Teddy bears. The fleece-lined
pants make very cuddly bears.
Mrs. DeWayne C. Anderson got
the: Teddy bear idea when her
husband brought home 150 pairs
which he bought as surplus and
planned to sell. She cuts up the
" pants and sews the pieces together
in the shape of three-foot tall
‘Teddies. For noses, feet-bottoms
and paws she uses the dark brown
leather from the pockets. She
stuffs the bears with upholstery
batting. Fox eyes from a furrier
serve as eyes,
And Mrs. Anderson says the
pants bring more money as toy
bears.
VIOLIN IS WORTH FORTUNE
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif—
(AP)—lt would take a fortune to
buy the ancient violin owned by
Vladimir Lenski. He values it at
SIOO,OOO. The music teacher and
former concert violinist says his
fiddle was carved in 1510 by Gas
pard Duifforpruggar, instrument
maker to King Francis I of France.
It is reputedly one of the earliest
modern-type violins,
Lenski acquired the prize, he
says, more than 50 years ago from
a member of the Russian royal
family who admired his playing.
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