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CROWDS INCREASING AT ATHENS
AG FAIR WITH CLEAR WEATHER
As the Athens Agricultural Fai
goes into its fourth day of activi
ties today, even larger crowds
were expected to be on hand tc
take advantage of the many and
varied features being offered. Fol
lowing drizzling rain at the firs
of the week, “chilly but clear
wather has reigned here in Athens
and the crowds at the fair have
increased every day.
Of the many features offered at
tha fair one can not afford to miss
the beautiful exhibits of commun
ity interest in the white and col
ored divisions, the women and
girls work, or the livestock ex
hibits.
In addition the midway is aomi
nated in a glittering fashion by
the Prell's Broadway Shows which
were enjoyed so much by Ag Fair
goers last year,
Childrens’ Day
' One of the biggest turn-outs of
‘eolored children that have ever
‘attended a fair in Athens were on
hand at the Athens Agricultural
Fair on Sunset Drive yesterday.
‘All colored children were admit
ted free at the gate and were al-
Jowed to attend the shows and
E&‘ides for only nine cents.
. Tuesday was school children’s
day for attendants of the white
schools and yesterday was the day
for colored children. Both days
saw crowds of school children on
the big fair midway to enjoy the
gnan_v features of the big Prell’s
Broadway Shows and the exhibits
‘on display.
‘ Fairgoers’ who have witnessed
the spectacular free acts offered
by Prell's this year, have been
Javish in their praise and apprecia
tion of it. The fair this year of
fers not one—but two of the most
daring trapcze shows that have
‘-fbeen seen in Athens.
The first act is presented at 5
o'clock in the afternoon and the
second at 10 in the evening. “Two
Stars and a Moon” is the first of
the two attractions that is present
ed to the public free of charge.
Thé name of this daredevil act is
taken from the platform that is
used for the act and the costumes
cf the performers.
The platform is built in the form
of a huge crescent moon on which
giant spotlights are trained. The
two trapeze artists are dressed in
glittering costumes and perform
from the giddy height of 150 feet.
The feminine portion of the com
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feats in midair supported only by
a baseheld between the teeth ol
her partner.
Captatin Jimmy Jameson, one
of the few remaining high divers
in show business, is featured in
the other free act. He dives from
atop a pole 125 feet in the air to
a tank of water only five and a
half feet deep. The tank of water
is lighted with burning gasoline
when Captain Jimmy makes his
dive. The entire tank is only 13
feet wide,
Free TV Sets
Tonight and Saturday night will
be the evenings that fair goers
will have an opportunity to win
free television sets. The sets will
be given away absolutely free and
the only requirement is that the
winner be present at the drawing.
Drawings for winners will bei
held at 10 o’clock each of the two
evenings. Fair officials urge that
Athenians and northeast Georgians
come to the fair this week and en-‘
joy the many educational and en
tertaining features that are being
offered.
There are on hand at the fair
ground officers who are deputized
G;{ Sheriff Tommy Huff to direct
e traffic and insure the public
of order and ease in gaining a
parking place in addition to ikeep
ing an eye on all proceedings.
Bobo, The Pet
Ape Goes Wild
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 25—(AP)—
Bobo, a pet ape which kept A. H.
Peterson Company in the cab of
his truck, went berserk Tuesday
and attacked him.
The semi-truck and its two
empty tank cars plunged over a
35-foot embankment. Peterson
leaped clear.
He is in Scripps Memorial Hos
pital at La Jolla, unable to give
a coherent story of just what hap
ened. Attendants said arteries in
both his legs and his right ankle
were severed by the ape’s teeth.
Bobo had calmed down by the
time William Patterson of Wil
mar, Calif,, reached the overturn
ed cab. Bobo was taken to the city
pound. He quickly made friends
antc: feasted on bananas and car=
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Radar Warning
System Now
Near Completion
BY ELTON C. FAY
Associated Press Military
Affairs Reporter
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—(AP)
—The $295,000,000 radar system
for warning of possible areial at
tack against the United States is
nearly completed, General Hoyt
Vandenberg said yesterday.
The Air Force Chief of Staff
told reporters the complex and
far-flung detection system should
be in full operation soon.
But, he indicated, it will take
longer before all the units of new
jet interceptor planes needed as a
vital second part of the air de
fense system are ready. The first
planes are only now beginning to
be delivered.
The Air Force, with substantial
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appropriations by Congress and
by diverting funds from other
projects of lower priority, has
been able to rush the radar net
near completion in a little over
two years.
Vandenberg said most of the
equipment needed for the renrain
ing radar stations in the network
is ready, but that some installa
tion work remains.
Canada-U. 8,
The warning and interceptor
forces of the United States work
in close liaison with those of Can
ada in the protection of the north
ern hemisphere against a surprise
aerial attack by Russian bombers
or paratroops across the polar
areas or the high latitudes of the
Pacific or Atlantic Oceans,
Air Force experts point out,
however, that the problem of es
tablishing even a reasonably ade
quate radar warning system has
been staggering because of the
vast area involved in the Alaskan-
Northern Canada - Greenland air
approaches. The area involved is
thirty times greater than England,
which in World War II had the
greatest concentration of radar
and fighter plane defenses then
known,
In the new North American ra
dar network, a single station may
cost as much as $5,000,000 and re
quire 400 men to maintain and
operate it. And dozens of such
stations are needed for the Arctic
perimeter alone, not including
special defense areas in the indus
trial sections of the U. S. and
Canada. -
Latest Equipment
Vandenberg said the network
has the latest electronic equip~
ment, but he noted that the range
of radar pickup of aircraft is still
litnited bKI the earth’s curvature,
around which radar waves cannot
bend.
In answer to another question,
Vandenberg made it plain that
the chance of using any of the
super-long range B-368 Consoli~
dated Vultee bombers in the Ko
rean war, even for no more than
a combat test of the big plane, is
remote.
The B-36, the General said, “is
our atom carrier” and there is no
reason for trying it out in Korea.
Moreover, appearance of a B-36
in Korean action would provide
the enemy with a chance to learn
the combat techniques used for
the bomber., Vandenberg added
that “we wouldn’t learn much,
but they would learn a lof, so why
do it?”
The air chief also made it plain
that the bomb line in Korea re
nrains on the Yalu river boundary
of Manchuria. He said, when ask
ed if there had been any change,
that “the sanctuary is still the
sanctuary.”
Dr. Sander Is
Denied Hospital
Practice Rights
NASHUA, N. H,, Oct. 25—(AP)
Dr. Hermann N. Sander, the small
town physician whose murder
trial last year won world atten
tion, failed Tuesday night to re
gain the right to treat patients in
Hillsborough County non-denomi
national hospitals.
His application for re-admission
to the County Medical Association
was denied by a vote of 58 for to
48 against—l 3 short of the re
quired two thirds majority of the
number voting.
The association dropped from
membership the 42-year-old Can
dia, N. H., general practitioner
after he was charged with taking
the life of Mrs. Abbie Borroto, 59,
of Manchester, a hopelessly ill
cancer sufferer.
Membership in the association
is necessary to treat patients in
the county’s hospitals. Dr. Sander
was barred for life from the Sa
cred Heart and the Notre Dame
hospitals, Manchester, both run by
Catholic nuns.
His license to practice medi
cine—taken away when the charge
was brought—was restored in
June, 1950, three months after a
Hillsborough County Superior
Court jury acquitted him of the
charge he injected air intes Mrs.
Borroto’'s veins to hasten her
death,
He admitted the injection but
‘sgid he could not explain why he
idiqd it. -
© Dr. Sander has resumed prac
tice but refers hospital cases to
other physicians.
Indians of Todos Santos, isolated
highland village of Guatemala,
wear red and white striped trous
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GEORGIA BOUND
The Indian Summer Boskita,
planned as part of the celebra
tion marking the dedication of
the musecm at Ocmulgee Nat
ional Monument on November
2, will bring 43 Creek Indians to
Macon from Ocmulgee, Okla.
Among the group returning for
the first time to the home of
their ancestors will be Acee
Blue Eagle (above), great-great
grandson of Rolly Meclntosh,
who was principal chief of the
Creek tribe when it was evict
ed from Georgia in 1836.—(AP
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Firemen's Cue
Termed Success
The Athens Fire Department
served a sell out crowd last night
at the Headquarters Station. Af
ter making 700 tickets for the
occesion, 150 more tickets were
printed and all tickets were sold
by noon yesterday.
The barbecue was prepared by
the local firemen with Assistant
Fire Chief O. H. Peeler directing
the preparations.
Upon talking with Chief Peeler
he said the fire department has
been cooking bar-be-cues for the
past 18 years. “Local civic clubs
have asked us to cook barbecues
for them,” Chief Peeler added.
Barbecue-Television
The fire department gave the
barbecue so they could purchase
a television set for the Head
quarters station.
Chief Peeled said he appreciat
ed what the local merchants do
nated toward the T-V sefl
Eight hundred and fifty pounds
of pork shoulders, five lambs, and
one goat was prepared to serve
the ticket holders and about 80
gallons of hash was prepared,
Chief Peeler added.
- The cooks began their work
at 3:30 a. m. yesterday morning,
Chief Peeler averred.
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United Nations
6th Anniversary
Is Celebrated
PARIS, Oct. 25—(AP)—In an
atmosphere of tension and fear of
war, peoples around the world
yesterday marked the sixth anni
versary of the United Nations, the
world organization dedicated to
the task of preserving peace.
- France marked the day by giv
ing the U. N. a golden key to the
Palace which will be the world
organization’s home in November,
In open air ceremonies, Foreign
Minister Robert Schuman hand
ed U. N. Secretary General Trygve
Lie the key to the Palais De Chail
lot where the General Assembly
will open its sixth session Nov.
6. The Palais will officially be
come the property of the U. N,
Nov. 1 for as long as it is needed.
As the blue U. N. flag was hoist
ed over the building, Schuman
said he hoped the psychological
atmosphere of France would help
the 60-nation organization along
the road to peace.
Lie answered that international
relations were far from reflecting
the harmony of the site, but “the
United Nations must keep on
striving to establish harmony, or,
at least, some form of peaceful
co-existence between conflicting
interests and ideologies in the
world.”
Oct. 24 was celebrated as U. N.
day because the charter cfficially
came into force Oct. 24, 1945.
There were observances in al
most every world capital.
In Moscow, the government
newspaper Investia charged that
the U. N. had become the tool of
British and American imperialists.
Despite Kremlin coldness, the U,
N. information center in Moscow
planned a flag raising ceremony
and showing of films on U. N.
activities.
Birthday processions were ar=
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SDAY, OG!O“R 28, 1951,
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Statements of support weye t
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Citizens of free West Berlin
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freedom bell presented to the (i,
by private U, 8. citizens on (.
U. N’s fitth birthday last yeq,
Officials distributed gooklets ex
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symbol of the anti-Commuynjst bate
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Prince Carl Of
Sweden Succombs
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Ocf. 25
(AP)—Prince Carl of Sweden, fop
40 years head of the Swedish Req
Cross, died early yesterday, The
90-year-old prince was an uncle
of Kins Gustaf VI and a brothe
of the late King Gustat vV,
One of his daughters is Croywn
Princess Martha of Norway, A
other daughter, Queen Astrij of
Belgium, was killed in an ayto.
mcbile accident in Switzerlang in
1935.
The prince headed the Swedish
Red Cross from 1906 to 1045, Dy
ing both world wars he personal.
ly directed its widespread effors
to aid war prisoners, invalids and
refugees throughout Europe,
REJECTS LIFE IN CASTLE
SEREMBAN, Malaya,—(AP)_.
One Britisher prefers working in
Malaya to living in a castle in
Ireland. M. S. F. Sheppard, Brit
ish adviser for a Malayan state,
inherited Cabra Castle, about 5
miles north of Dublin, upon the
death of a cousin. The property
includes 1,100 acres of land sy -
rounding the castle.
He returned here after inspect
ing it because he owes “a great
debt of gratitude” to Malaya, He
has been in the Malayan civil
service for 24 years.