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Are You The Forgotten Man Because You Forget ?
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Death Takes
! Leßoy Garren
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Leßoy Garren, native of Hen
dersonville, N. C,, but resident of
Athens for the past 14 years, died
in a local hospital at the age of
52 early Thursday morning fol=-
lowing an illness of two weeks. Mr,
| Garren resided on the Lexington
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Road near Athens.
Funeral services will be con
ducted from Tuckston Methodist
Church Sunday afternoon at 3:30
o’clock, Rev. Newt Saye, pastor
of Edwards Chapel, officiating. In
terment will follow in Tuckston
Cemetery, Bernstein Funeral Home
in charge of all arrangements,
Surviving Mr. Garren are his
wife, one son, Richard Garren, U,
S. Navy — stationed in Memphis,
Tenn.; and one sister, Mrs, John
Rowe, Hickery, N. C,
Wesleyan Pays
Off Bonds On
Rivoli Grounds
MACON, Ga.,, May 25—(AP)—
Wesleyan College officially owned
her buildings and grounds at
Rivoli today.
The college trustees and officials
held a bond burning ceremony and
dedication yesterday.
The college didn’t have to pay
off the bonds, but President Silas
Johnson said it was a moral obli
gation.
The bonds were legally retired
after a forced sale brought about
half their value in 1935. The col
lege trustees went ahead and
raised $450,000 to pay the old
bondholders, and clear. the name
of the institution morally as well
as legally. Since May 1, $24,000
was raised to meet the obligation.
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The voting for this election will be
held on June 5.
All interested persons, both men
and women, are invited to this
luncheon at 12:30 Friday; the cost
is SI.OO each.
The League emphasizes at all
times that, as an organization, it
supports no individual candidate.
It has however compiled a record
consisting of personal data, past
voting record on pertinent bills (if
the candidate has already served
as a legislator), and complete an
swers to the questionnaire sent out
by the State League office earlier
this month. These records are on
file, and may be seen on request,
‘at the home of the president of 'the
local League, Mrs. C. C. Wilson,
Mincstre!
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help in the “Y” program serving
over 500 local boys.
The chorus members are:
David Thurmond, C. W. Marlow,
Buddy Bowden, Bobby Moody, R.
H. Driftmier, David Bell, Douglas
Hudson, Bobby Duncan, Pat Epps,
Tommy Whitehead.
Ben Bailey, Bobby Marbut, Wil
liam Fowler, Larry Jones, Kenneth
Malcom, Hugh Inglis, Johnny Up
church, Bill Crane, Max Bond,
Johnny Mitchell.
Sanford Butler, Sonny Suddath,
Allen Ecker, Harris Simpson, Bill
Saye, Warren Thurmond, Charlie
Parrott, Billy Michael, Merritt
Pound, Fain Slaughter.
Thomas Rogers, Johnny Swartz,
Dennis Galis, Alan Barber, Her
man Nash, Tommy Williams, Ben
Price, Johnny Fortson, Ernest
Brackett, Jerry Davis.
Marion Caskey, Elmer Chapman,
Jimmy Mercer, Fred Nash, Rich
ard Holiday, Jerry Price, Tommy
Carteaux, Leon Farmer, Dan Mat
thews, Tommy Blakley.
John A. Simpson, Edward Han
son, Boozie Newton, Terrell
l@}rooks, Bill Compton, Donie Grif
feth, Jimmy Delk, Marvin Pil
grim, Harry Hodgson, Jimmy Bur
roughs.
Billups Tillman, Chester Leath
ers, Buddy Sams, Owen Quattel
baum, John Wilkins.
The first broadcast of a presi
dential inauguration was of Cal
vin Coolidge's in 1925. The first
telecast of such an event was that
in 1949 of Harry S. Truman’s.
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Berlin for the coming weekend’s
demonstrations. Officials predict
ed the number would swell to
double that tomorrow. Red police
posted guards along the Russian
Semear to keep the youth from
straying over the line to West Ber
lin.
South America—With 22 passen
gers aboard, aan airliner en route
from Popayan to Ipiales on the
Columbian - Ecudorean border
crashed last night into the side of
a volcano.
Southeast Asia—Delegates to the
Southeast Asia Conference as
sembled at Baguio, summer capital
of the Philippines, included repre
sentatives of Australia, Ceylon, In
dia, ‘Pakistan, Thailand, Indonesia
and the Philippines. A caucus will
frame an agenda tomorrow.
FIRE CALLS
Firemen answered two fire calls
yesterday. They went 15 the
Oconee Street School district early
yesterday afternoon where a
washing machine was burning at
1127 Oconee street.
They reported little damage re
sulted.
Earlier they went to Price’s
Restaurant on corner of Broad
street and College avenue where
grease was burining on a stove.
Little damage was incurred.
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Set For Teeners
The last party of the year will
be the biggest for members of the
Athens Teen-Age Center, officials
gi the Teen Center announced to
y.
The party will be held Saturday
night from 8 until 11 o’clock at
Memorial Park, according to plans
of the Center.
There will be bingo, eoffering
valuable prizes, and other special
entertainment, All members of the
'{:eg-Age Center are urged to ate
nd.
U. S. FIFTH COLUMN IDEA
CALLED RIDICULOUS
BANGKOK — (AP) — Siamese
police carried out a probe follow=-
ing publication in Siamese lan
guage newspapers of reports that
American “fifth columnists” had
set up a net work in Siam *“‘under
the supervision of General Mac-
Arthur.” :
Major General Phao Sryanond,
deputy director-general of the
Police Department, announced af
ter the investigation that special
agents questioned Siamese editors
and reporters attached to the
newspapers concerned. They ex
tracted confessions that the reports
were based on hearsay and imag
ination. .
~ “Stupid and ridiculous,” police
branded the stories,
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project at Los Alamos, N. M., and
held in high regard.
There was some speculation on
Capitol Hill that the third man in
the espionage triangle -—the one
who got the secrets Gold is charg
ed with receiving — was a mem
ber of the Russian embassy staff
here. This person, referred to in
official documents as “Joh:. Doe,”
is believe t{e¢ bein the Soviet Un
ion now.
Gold was charged with commit
ting espionage during wartime, an
offense which is punishable by
death or up to 30 years in prison.
After a quick arraignment in
Philadelphia he was hurried off
to %rison in lieu of a SIOO,OOO
bond.
Fuchs, a leader in Britain’s
atomic research and a Communist,
came to this country first as a
member of a British scientific
team. He worked on the top-secret
A-bomb project from late 1943
until June, 1946, He was arrested
in London as a result of FBI in
formation last February and im
mediately admitted his guilt.
William Henry Harrison war
first governor of Indiana Territo
ry.
Northern Louisiana Territory
was at first attached to Indiana
Territory for administrative pur
poses.
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