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cratic aims of the state of Israel;
“NOW, THEREFORE, I, JACK
R. WELLS, MAYOR OF THE
CITY OF ATHENS, do hereby
proclaim MONDAY, NOVEMBER
THE 12th, 1951, AS ATHENS
BUY-A - BOND - FOR - ISRAEL
DAY.
“JACK R. WELLS, Mayor.”
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Malik Reply
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister
Jacob A. Malik, obviously angered,
fired back that “more than 90
times a crime has been committed
|against the great Chinese pecple”
|by the U. N. decisions. He de
| manded the U. N. act without de
| Jay and “put an end to the inequi
, table stand taken by the American
| government.”
| sir Gladwyn Jebb of Britain,
| whose government has recognized
“Rcd China’s regime but voted
|afi'ainst seating it in the U. N.
i after the Communist Chinese en
| tered the Korean war, said that,
in view of the situation in Kores,
it is inopportune to debate the
question of Chinese representa
tion in this Assembly.
T. F. Tsiang of Nationalist Chi
na said Malik’s purpose is to en
slave the millions ¢f Chinese and
“gacrifice more of them, as he is
now sacrificing them on the bat
tlefields of Korea.” Tsiang said
his government is the only true
government of China.
The committee is made up of
the Assembly president, the seven
vice presidents, including all the
so-called Big Five powers, and the
chairmen of the six big commit
tees. It can only recommend ac
tion to the full assembly. How
ever, its decisions are seldom
overturned.
The Assembly did not meet to
gy. It will convene again Mon
y.
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Veterans Groups Can Invesfigate
Non-Payments Of NSLI Dividends
ATLANTA, Ga. — Any veteran
who is confused as to his pre
mium status on National Service
Life Insurance coverage can get
the matter investigated by plac~
ing it in the custody of the service
officer of any recognized veteran’s
organization, William K, Barrett,
director of the State D&artment
of Veterans Service, announced
today.
However, before action can be
initiated the veteran must execute
papers designating the service of
ficer to act in his behalf, because
an ironclad rule bars the release
of such information unless the
veteran doesg execute such a power
of attorney. .
VA Form 2-P-22 must include
the following typed statement on
the left margin of the form: “This
Power of Attorney gives my ac
credited representative authority
to investigate the premium status
of my account and inspect my re
cords concerning my NSLIL”
Further, any veteran who has
been wondering about the non
payment of his second NSLI divid
New Program Set Up To Train Men
To Become Commissioned Officers
The United States Air Force has
established a new program to
train young men to become com
missioned officers skilled in
navigation, bombarament, radar
gperation and aircraft performance
engineering, according to an an
noymncement today by M|Sgt. John
rie W. Parr, Station Commander
of the Athens Recruiting Station.
Garduates of this program will
be given the rating of aircraft
observer and will wear the air
craft observer wings, he said. The
basic phase of the fraining lasts
27 weeks and is common to all
aircraft observers. The advanced
phase of the training varies in
length, depending on the specific
course pursued, but all successful
candidates are commissioned as
2nd lieutenants, at the same time
after approximately 52 weeks of
training. Graduates of this pro
gram may be assigned as crew
members of bombardment, tran
sport, reconaissance or interceptor
type aircraft.
Sgt. Parr pointed out that young
men who are accepted for this
training will receive’ during their
cadet period food, uniforms, flight
clothes, equipment, housing, med
No School Can Teach You How
Toße A Success As A Woman
. BY RUTH MILLETT
NEA Staff Writer
“T was educated to be a success
ful man and now must learn by
myself how to be a successful wo
nran,” a college president quotes a
woman graduate as saying in crit
icism of her college training. She
meant, of course, that she was ed
ucated for success in business life.
How to be successful as a wo
man is something every woman
has to learn by herself. It can’t be
taught in any classroom.
It can’'t be learned quickly,
either. For a woman’s role in life
is constantly changing and in or
der to be a successful woman she
must keep changing, too.
The woman who doesn’t keep on
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| end can similarly get such an agent
to act in his behalf,
For this purpose, the veteran
need only sign the new VA 9-
4337 — obtainable from any VA
office—or prepare a written state .
ment, which he must sign, author
izingsthe service officer to act as
his representative.
From then on, it's the service
officer's job to forward the form
to the Assistant Administrator for
Insurance, Veterans Administra
tion, Washington, D. C. -
Upon receipt of the form, the
Insurance Division checks the re
cords and informs either the vet
eran or the service officer (acting
in the veteran’s behalf) as to the
dividend status. ;
Barrett invited persons interest
ed in acquir‘ing information re
garding NSLI dividend nonpay
ments to call at the nearest branch
office of the State Department of
Veterans Service for further in
formation. The local office is
located at 2831 East Broad Street.
'Acting manager of the office is
David M, Elder.
ical and dental care, regular
monthly allowance of $lO5 and a
free SIO,OOO Government life in
surance policy that remains in ef
fect as long as the cadet is in
service.
Graduation
Upon graduation the cadet will
receive a commission as a 2nd
lieutenant, Air Force Reserve, with
an aeronautical rating as aircraft
observer, a uniform allowance,
and a 30-day leave with pay. A 2nd
Lieutenant on flying status, single,
living off the base receives $415.-
75 a month — if married, he re
ceives $430.75.
Applicants for this coveted train
ing should either visit the U. S.
Army and U. S. Air Force Re
cruiting Station located at Room
10, P. O. Bldg., or write Maior
Paul F. Oppy, Aviation Cadet
Project Officer, 699 Ponce de Leon
Ave., N. E,, Atlanta, Ga.
Applicants must be single, citi
zens of the United States, between
the ages of 20 and 26% and must
have completed 2 years of college
in an accredited institution. Phy
sical requirements are the same
as for the Aviation Cadet train
ing except for less stringent visual
requirements,
learning day in and day out and
year in and year out, and who
doesn’t keep changing in order to
meet new situations and new ex
periences, just can’t be a success
ful woman.
Determined Woman Never
Gives Up
That is why no kind or amount
of college training can make a
woman successful as a woman. If
she is a successful woman, it is
because she never stops learning;
never refuses to move forward;
never gives up in the face of
hardship or uncertainty or disil
lusionment.
Nothing but living can teach a
woman how to be a successful
woman,
Nothing but experience can
make her a successful wife, a good
mother, a happy person content
with her role in life.
A college education is a won
derful advantage for any girl. But
no girl should expect four years of
college to teach her how to be a
successfui woman. For that she’ll
need her wonran’s heart, her wo
man’s courage, her woman's in
stinet for making others happy.
And she’ll also need the experi
onee that only living can give her.
Funeral Notice
KINCAID. — The relatives and
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
1. Kincaid of Colbert, Ga.; Mr.
and Mrs. O. L. Bray, and Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Barbee, both of
Colbert; Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Fortson, Athens; Mr. and Mrs.
I. W. Kincaid, Mr. and Mrs. B.
B. Kincaid, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Kincaid and Mr. and Mrs, W. F.
Kincaid, all of Colbert; Mr. and
Mrs. James Kincaid, Griffin,
Ga.; Mrs. Allie Burroughs, Clin
ton, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Scoggins, Mrs, Occie Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. Heaes Gunnells
and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barnette,
all of Colbert, and Mrs. Cary
Faulkner, Athens, and the
grandchildren are invited to
attend the funerai of Mr. Rob
ert I. Kincaid, this Sunday aft
ernoon, November 11, 1951, from
the Colbert Methodist Church at
three o’clock. Rev. J. W. Eber
hardt, pastor, will officiate.
Serving as pallbearers will be
Ralph Collier, Myron Leard,
Richard McLeroy, Oscar Adams,
Joe Patton and Coke Hardeman. |
These gentlemen will please
meet at the church at two-forty- ‘
five o'clock. The remains will
lie in state in the church from
two-thirty until the hour of the
service. Interment will be in
Colbert cemetery. Bridges Fun
eral Home. 1
NASH.—The friends and relatives
of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Nash,
Danielsville, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs.
¢ J. B. Alewine, Lucy, Patsy, Kay
and Martha Nash, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Lee Nash, Thurmond, !
Neal and Harold Nash, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Wash, all of Daniels
ville, Ga., arc invited to attend
the funeral of Wayne Edward
Nash, young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Nash, this Sunday after
noon, November 11th, at eleven
o’'clock from the graveside. Rev. |
Worley David will officiate. In- |
terment will be in New Haven‘
co- ~"ery. Pernstein Funeral ”
In The
Service
¥T. BENNING, Ga.—Master
Sergeant Herbert D. Sasbee, of
Route -1, Watkinsville, Georgia,
has been assigned to the 41st Field
Artillery Battalion, at Fort Ben
ning, Georgia.
Sergeant Sasbee has just return
ed from the Far East, where he
served for 20 months as a member
of the Bth Field Artillery Bat
talion.
During his service in Xorea,
Sergeant Sasbee participated in
five campaigns and was awarded
five campaign stars.
Sergeant Sasbee attended school
in Watkinsville, and enlisted in
the Army in January, 1946. He
is married to the former Miss
Ruth Brooks, of Lykesland, South
Carolina. !
Assigned to the 41st Field Ar
tillery Battalion, Sergeant Sasbce
is a part of Fort Benning’s Train
ing Cadre. ey
BERLIN, Germany — John B.
Whitworth, son of Mr. and Mrs,
George Preston, of Hull, Georgia,
has been appointed a warrant of
ficer, which is the highest rank
in the enlisted career field.
Warrant Officer Whitworth re
ceived the appointment after suc
cessfully completing a series of
examinations given to specially
qualified noncommissioned of
ficers.
In Berlin since November 1950,
Warrant Officer Whitworth wgs
sergeant major of the 6th Infan
try Regiment, He previously serv
ed for a year as chief clerk in the
Adjutant General’s section of the
Ist Infantry Division in Southern
Germany.,
His wife, the former Margaret
Wright, and their two children are
with him in Berlin.
U. N.
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rear areas during a cease-fire, in
cluding “adequate room for our
outposts ahead of our main posi
tions to insure early warning of
attack;
3. Guarantee against a buildup
of enemy forces during a cease
fire, including a ban on building
up combat units weakened by the
fighting; and
4. “Quick and satisfactory ar
rangements relating to prisoners
of war.”
Joy said the United Nations
forces would use “every weapon
at our command, be it at the con
ference table or on the battlefield,
to achieve those four goals.”
At least 75 cents of every dollar
consumers spend for pork goes for
cuts that make up less than half
a 2 hog’s liveweight, according to
Ohio State University agricultural
scientists.
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Kincaid Services
Set For Today
Robert T. Kineaid, well known
Colbert resident, died in a local
hospital yesterday morning at 3:40
o'clock. Mr. Kincaid was 57 years
old and had been ill for several
weeks, :
Services are to be conducted
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'‘clock
from Colbert Methodist Church
with the pastor, Rev. J. W. Eber
hardt, officiating.
Interment will follow in Col
bert Cemetery, Bridges Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements.
Serving as pall-bearers will be
Ralph Collier, Myron Leard, Rich
ard McLeroy, Oscar Adams, Joe
Patton and Coke Hardenran.
Mr. Kincald 1s survived by his
wife, Mrs. Anna Loftus Kincaid,
Colbert; three daughters, Mrs. O.
L. Bray and Mrs. E. L. Barbee,
both of Colbert, and Mrs. D. E.
Fortson, Athens; two sons, I. W.
Kincaid and B. B. Kincaid, both
of Colbert; three brothers, C. C.
Kincaid and W. F. Kincaid, both
of Colbert, and James Kincaid,
Griffin; six sisters, Mrs. Allie
Burroughs, Clinton, S. C., Mrs.
Cary Faulkner, Athens, Mrs. J. C.
Barnette, Mrs. Mike Scoggins,
Mrs. Occie Thompson and Mrs.
Heaes Gunnells, all of Colbert, and
six grandchildren.
A native of Madison County, Mr.
Kincaid had lived in that com
munity all of his life He was a
devoted member of Colbert Meth
odist Church and took an active
role in the Men's Sunday School
Monday's Special Sale!
SKIRTS-CORDUROYS
Sizes 10-16 Values to 6.95
3.95
WESKITS-CORDUROYS
Values To 6.95
3.95
JUMPERS
Junior Sizes 9-15 Values te 10.95
6.95
All Sales Final
The Fashion Shop
170 College Ave.
Steak Knife Sefs
495 995 16.95
Aufomafic Toasters
GC. E. - Sunbeam - Toastmaster
Westinghouse & Manning-Bowman
Mixers
SUNBEAM MIXMASTER ... 46.50
HAMILTON BEACH MIXER . 42.00
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Guns — Guns — Guns
SPORTSMANRe:;:Ig(;?Tn ivi o R RS
S.SHOT AUTOMATIC .... 115.45
WINGMASTER PUMP .... 92.35
Daisy Can Opener
WALL TYPER ... ... ... AP
Plain or Magnetic
Electric Heafers
ARVIN BLOWER .... ....- 1295
C. E. BOWL HEATER ...... 95955
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1951.
R S NS
class, \
The body will lie in state in
the church from 2:30 o’clock until
the hour for the services,
Rites For Nash
Infant Today
Funeral services for Wayne Fd
ward Nash, infant son of Mr, and
Mrs. Charlie Nash, of Danielsville,
will be conducted from the grave.-
side in New Haven Cemetery by
Rev. Worley David this morning
at 11 o’clock.
Surviving the little boy, other
than his parents, are five sisters,
Mrs, J. B. Alewine, Danilesville,
Lucy, Patsy, Kay and Martha Nasi,
all of Danielsville; rour brothers,
Charlie Lee, Thurmond, Neal and
Harold Nash, all of Danielsvige:
and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Nash, Danielsville,
Bernstein’s Funeral Home is in
charge of all arrangements,
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